Sorry, arachnophobes. Spiders exist even in the deepest parts of the ocean. Though they typically measure just a centimeter or less, Pycnogonids in the deep sea grow much bigger by literally sucking the juices out of jellyfish and sea anemones with their straw-like mouths. Fun fact: Their bodies are so small that parts of their digestive tract extend into their legs.
The Monterey Bay Acquarium Research Institute
Ugh. Can't avoid spiders.
😒
Spiders are our friends.
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ReplyDeleteYes, i know i’m odd, being an arachnophile. The idea of sea spiders appeals to me.
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