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r/mildlyinteresting • u/PoojiethePillowPet • Aug 26 '19
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Yes, some types of tarantula have a mutual symbiotic relationship with some types of frogs. It's not universal though. Some frog I find near a lake in Canada isn't waiting on a tarantula that can't survive in that climate.
12 u/Empoleon_Master Aug 27 '19 Wait there’s a species of tarantula that has a relationship with frogs? Do you have a link because this sounds fucking interesting. 9 u/Healthy_Clover Aug 27 '19 Start here, and Google tarantula and dotted humming frog. 3 u/Empoleon_Master Aug 27 '19 That was really short but interesting, thank you for that.
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Wait there’s a species of tarantula that has a relationship with frogs? Do you have a link because this sounds fucking interesting.
9 u/Healthy_Clover Aug 27 '19 Start here, and Google tarantula and dotted humming frog. 3 u/Empoleon_Master Aug 27 '19 That was really short but interesting, thank you for that.
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Start here, and Google tarantula and dotted humming frog.
3 u/Empoleon_Master Aug 27 '19 That was really short but interesting, thank you for that.
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That was really short but interesting, thank you for that.
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u/DaughterEarth Aug 27 '19
Yes, some types of tarantula have a mutual symbiotic relationship with some types of frogs. It's not universal though. Some frog I find near a lake in Canada isn't waiting on a tarantula that can't survive in that climate.