A captive hunter.

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A captive hunter.

I think that you can compare a burdock bush growing in a vacant lot with a hunter who has prepared his tenacious traps-balls with thorns in anticipation of those to whom these thorns can cling.

But in this case I'm talking about a photograph of a burdock being a hunter being captured by the sticky and strong threads of a spider mite, which wrapped around the prickly seeds of the burdock turning them into something quite cute and harmless in appearance like a small fluffy kitten.

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