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A wolf spider.
Really? Ok, yeah, it does look a little bit like the one I saw earlier, a lot like it in fact, but I didn't know that wolf spiders could walk on water. I expressed my surprise.
Oh, came the casual reply. "Just about any spider can run over water.
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And I never knew. It's amazing the amount of things one can go through life without noticing.
Have you ever seen Microcosmos? There is an amazing spider-water interaction sequence in that movie. Really quite wonderful, highly recommended!
ReplyDeleteI'll have to look.
ReplyDeleteSomehow, the shows I've seen have given me the impression that the water-walking bugs are Special.
Seems a lot of them can do it. Maybe the types they film just do it better?