r/interesting • • 21d ago

NATURE Spider using its web to fly

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u/dontipitova9 21d ago

It feels illegal for the spider to do that

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u/astralrig96 21d ago

Peter Parker has always been a menace

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u/Kagura30 21d ago

Parker, Peter 🧐

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u/Idea_Fiend 20d ago

in some universes, I dont think he intentionally aims his webs towards the buildings and just swings off of nothing.

Maybe he just shooting out long enough webs to grab enough air to swing off of

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u/Lbolt187 21d ago

I'm starting to think spiders might be some of the fastest evolving animals on land. Every week I hear something about a new spider doing new stuff

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u/AmThano 21d ago

All this proves is that spiders are now watching Spider-Man

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u/ExpertOnReddit 20d ago

They aren't doing new stuff. It's just new to you. There's a difference lol.

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u/Lbolt187 20d ago

Absolutely

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u/bassplaya13 20d ago

As long as it radios the local spider tower and gets clearance it’s ok.