Got no qualms with web spinners. It's the invasive ones like the Joros that are a problem. There's plenty of native arachnids and insects that are doing the job. Joro's aren't any better than burmese pythons or feral hogs in my opinion.
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Flesh eating parasite in US.
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Always wanted a Burmese python when I was a child. Mom said no.
But I did have a small boa constrictor and a baby 'gator for awhile.
May be interested in that bet. What is your doughnuts to dollars ratio? And please specify type of doughnut. Not down for any of those tasteless plain cake things, even the dog won't eat them.
Great if isn't a terrorist attack it's a freaking blue blow fly we have to watch out for now. This just keeps getting better and better!
I've seen no impact from them being invasive other than from people who irrationally fear spiders or just can't stand the webs everywhere. I hope they multiply so much they make mosquitos extinct.
This... I leave all the webs up at my place as long as they're not in a walking path and then I just take down the web. They catch a ton of those flying bitting bastards that love my blood...
It's like the joke about the guy seeing the old woman sitting on her porch drinking wine.
Legs up on the rail, spread, no panties.
Man stops, asks her about that situation.
She responds "keeps dem flies out of de wine".
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