
How oddly incredible are those photographs? In 2010 when big
floods hit Pakistan,
millions of spiders, as all living creatures needed to move higher than the water
level so they climbed up the trees. The astonishing thing is that even though
they were in a totally new habitat, they kept on spinning and weaving their
webs creating those web-trees that I can’t help but be amazed of. How
astonishing is nature? There is such a vibe about those
photographs, isn’t there? For me it's the mix of sadness, peace and amazement. How
do you feel about them? xo
P.S: Also, remember the soldier's story?
P.P.S: Plus, phenomenon of Monarch butterflies:)
P.S: Also, remember the soldier's story?
P.P.S: Plus, phenomenon of Monarch butterflies:)
(via Twenty Two Words. Photos by DFID)













25 comments:
ooh....quite extraordinary.....and beautiful...as are the egg sarnis below which have now mademe very hungry!!
well - kind of creepy comes to my mind... and yet amazing, yes.
Eeeeeewwwwwww!! I hate spiders!
But this is quite amazing!
xoxoxo
Ritcha
Ri(t)ch Styles
Creepy and amazing at the same time!! I'm not afraid of spiders but in this case... well.. I don't know... :/
Young at Heart, you should totally try the egg salad:) It's lovely.
I agree, Rita. It's creepy indeed but in that extraordinary way. Isn't it?
Ele, I feel the same way. I am not afraid of spiders but I probably wouldn't want to walk under those trees:)
It is amazing indeed - although I don't think I'd want to hang out under one of those!
Creepy and fascinating all at the same time. Adaptation is the key to survival.
Firstly the feeling was wow. Then how amazing is nature and will to survive. Xxxx
So, uhh... I guess this means I need to stop complaining about the two spiders that have taken up residence on my front porch, huh? Especially now that they've stopped building them directly in front of doorways! ;-)
HOLY CRAP! NO WAY!!! I am sending this to my husband- he is soooo afraid of spiders!! lol
D, I was born in Pakistan and I've never seen anything like this. Thank you for posting this!
~Natasha Fatah~
Those trees are breathtaking, Diana!
Although I wouldn't do a picnic under them (ewww!) I'm pretty sure the ants wouldn't be a problem a that place! hehe!
Hope you are having a wonderful week!
Big hugs!
Inés
They're like birds... but they're spiders...
I like it.
I have you say once again, you always find the most interesting pieces to post! I need to learn from you! These are really amazing, as are spiders!
I think we can learn how when disasters comes to prepare, as they did. Move high and build a strong barrier.
They look like cotton candy that has gone moldy...
Not very tasty, but in their own little safety net. cocooned!
Eek, so true, Vanessa! And Jeanette, spot on! "Adaptation is the key to survival".
Stephanie:)
Cara, giggle and aww..my pleasure, Natasha!
Aww Di, you are the sweetest! xoxo
so gross and icky!
Woah, are these spiders friends with Tim Burton? I think we should introduce them to each other!!!
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Totally, Christianna:)
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