Trees Being Wrapped in Giant Spider Webs in Pakistan
Source: Dateline Zero
The people of the Sindh region of Pakistan aren’t the only ones who have been forced to seek higher ground. With more than a fifth of the country submerged, millions of spiders climbed into the trees to spin their webs.
The result is a beautiful, if not also a little creepy, collection of cocooned trees.
The good news: The spiders may be reducing the spread of malaria. According to Wired and the DFID, the spiders’ massive webs are likely capturing malaria-spreading mosquitos, thus preventing the disease from spreading.
This would be something of a blessing for the people of Sindh, who are facing so many other hardships after the floods. With all that standing water, an outburst of malaria had been a very real concern.
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We had a bunch of those in Oklahoma when I was younger. For a year or so they really got out of hand and we had trees all over the place wrapped up. So it’s not that strange of a sight to me.
I’m pretty sure we had a funny name for the bugs as well, but I can’t remember it for the life of me.