In the before times, we constructed little teeny-tiny cottages from rocks and sticks to cultivate and shelter our Spider friends.
The fear of spideds is manufactured.
Big Fly Inc. has run the most successful propaganda psy-op campaign in history.
Love your spiders, folks.
Say no to Flies.
Cracking me up! I try not to kill any of my house spiders. And of course, I never throw them outside. Once, I left one behind my microwave for a while. 😂
I recall a tumblr post that was something like:
'We humans didn't like living in caves with all kinds of creepy critters, so we invented houses. But then the critters went "Cool! New improved caves!" and moved right back in with us.
You have to remember, there would be millions of house spiders in the vicinity of that first house, all wanting to take up residence.
I can fully understand the first house being abandoned and the whole idea being put off for another few hundred years, after they have mastered the "fire" thing.
Sitting on my roof at dusk, watching birds circling, and realized they were flying into the chimney 2 or 3 at a time until they were all gone. A few days later one flies through my open door and gets stuck. Before I let it go I studied it, then later looked it up in Peterson's. Turns out...
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The fear of spideds is manufactured.
Big Fly Inc. has run the most successful propaganda psy-op campaign in history.
Love your spiders, folks.
Say no to Flies.
'We humans didn't like living in caves with all kinds of creepy critters, so we invented houses. But then the critters went "Cool! New improved caves!" and moved right back in with us.
I can fully understand the first house being abandoned and the whole idea being put off for another few hundred years, after they have mastered the "fire" thing.
Being Australian, spiders that are harmless to humans but hunt other spiders are the only eight-legged friends you should keep in your home.
I wonder where they Chimney Swifts lived before people invented chimneys? 😆