An hour cracked his molting spider leg
A long-legged spider discovered in the process of molting and interesting.
A long-legged spider discovered in the process of molting and interesting.
Scientists have recorded the molting scene of a long-legged spider (Amblypygi) , which appeared more than 300 million years ago, according to Sun.
The molting process starts from the back, the spider hangs upside down and begins to separate from the old crust.
After escaping from the old shell, the spider needs a few days to recover and wait for the new shell to become stronger.
The face of a long leg spider is near the distance.When molting, the crust is white and very soft.This is the stage when spiders are very vulnerable to predatory attacks.
The molting process usually lasts within an hour.
Currently, 155 long-legged spiders have been discovered in the world.They stand out thanks to their 5 to 70cm long legs and more set to catch their prey.
Despite the scary appearance, this spider is not dangerous to humans, often bought as a pet.
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