Observe Spiders in the morning (Special Macro Photography # 2)
Hallo Steemian "today I again have the beautiful pictures that I took with a macro lens camera through my favorite, but this morning I chose to take the spider.
This spider looks beautiful when observed more closely and directly, we can watch her seluaruh, this spider has a very interesting color with a color combination that leaves so fresh and natural if we look with open eyes.
But do you know, if the spider is a kind of jointed animals (arthropods) with two body segments, four pairs of legs, wingless, and did not have a mouth cud. All spiders are classified in the order Araneae; and together with scorpions, scorpion, eight-legged mite-all put in the class Arachnida. Field study of spiders called arachnologi.
Based on the source that I can read wikipedia, Araneae is the largest order in arachnids and rank seventh in total species diversity among all orders of organisms. Spiders can be found worldwide on every continent except Antarctica, and has survived long in almost every habitat with the exception of air and sea colonization. In February 2016, at least 45 800 species and 114 parts spiders have been recorded by taxonomists. However, there has been a split within the scientific community as to how all these families are classified as since 1900 there have been more than 20 different classifications have been proposed.
Spiders are predators (carnivores), sometimes cannibals. Its main prey are insects. Almost all species of spiders, with the exception of about 150 species of tribe Uloboridae and Holarchaeidae, and suborder Mesothelae, able to inject either through a pair of fangs to the enemy or prey. Nevertheless, tens of thousands of species, only about 200 species whose bite can be dangerous to humans.
Not all spiders make webs to catch prey, but all of them able to produce the silk-protein fiber strands are thin but strong-gland (called spinnerets) which is located at the back of his body. The silk fiber is very useful to help the movement of the spider, swinging from one place to another, ensnaring prey, making egg sacs, protecting the nest holes, and others. source wikipedia
I am very fan of this photography style. Congratulations for the pics!
Thanks my friend @jsantana
I have not been so proficient in photography, maybe just a few of the images that look good in this post. I need to learn again: D :D :D
Fascinating..... will show my daughter laughter, shes not a fan of spiders haha! Photographs are beautiful!
LOL
it so funny...... Thanks @sarahewaring
Nice shots but I think they would look better without the links on them - they distract from the subject.
thanks for your advice @thecryptofiend, I have not been so proficient in reviewing an article. I think to include a link readers to find an explanation in the picture. I'll implement your suggestions for the future.
OK:)