I see a spider, and i see a teenager walking down the street, not paying attention to the world around them while eyes glued to their smart phones, i grew up in the age where technology was limited, and if my technology now were to be taken away, i believe i'd manage Ants also forage for food, the same way children do these days lol head down, single file, phone in face.

Often after sex. No wine, coffee or ciggs you see.

@Fernapple puts "getting head" into a whole different light.

Where i'm from, a spiders natural predator are birds and other spiders, humans as far as i can tell, have similar although we have to watch for other predators carrying guns, knives and other instruments, hell nature can take us out in a moment if we're careless too. A huge selection of insects can kill us, actually i could probably go in to way more detail, with way more people problems.. Humans even have the added bonus of world leaders creating war for us, technology is creating brain dead kids, and those reliant on technology, are now slaves to it. OOoooh i don't know. When a spider is left alone, especially this spider, and where it is, doesn't have the issue of that since it's on my property. Shrug, the natural order, is the natural order, spiders aren't pandas, everything and every one has an enemy.

I can assure you, this one is safe, doesn't bite, and isn't venomous lol actually isn't rare enough to be added to a collection This little weaver of webs, is quite safe, until nature decides to take it out while my back is turned. There are some people that also collect butterflies, heads of certain animals, and even tribes that eat people and collect their bones, i never will quite understand the need for trophies with humans, i take pictures as a trophy, it's less gruesome lol

@Dyslogix There is WAY more to the story of that previous night but "gruesome" is a good way to describe how I was feeling that morning -- laughing so hard helped (and I am chuckling every time I read my own comment).