Today's spiders today I can photograph only and my video is not there for today because I apologize in advance for my friend in steemitians
Not all spiders make nets to catch prey, but they are all capable of producing silk yarn-a thin, yet powerful protein fiber sheet-from the gland (called spinneret) located on the back of her body. This silk fiber is useful to help spider movements, swinging from one place to another, catching prey, making egg sacs, protecting nest holes, etc.
Spiders are predators, sometimes even cannibals. Its main prey is insects. Almost all types of spiders, with the exception of about 150 species from the Uloboridae and Holarchaeidae tribes, and the Mesothelae suborder, are able to inject through a pair of fangs to their enemies or prey. However, out of tens of thousands of species, only about 200 species have bites that can harm people
From the macro photo above we can conclude that this small spider photo is not difficult for us to get it but it is difficult to take a photo just because the photo above the orange tree has a challenge in its own right as one of the thorns of the tree is very sharp and very dangerous if it hit our eyes