Among the fresh green grass still damp with morning dew, a small spider stood in the center of its web. It seemed to be sleeping while waiting for a delicious snack to arrive. Judging by its foraging methods, this spider is one of the luckiest animals in the world. It only needs to weave a good, strong web, and the delicious food will come naturally.
The web this spider spun was beautiful, resembling thin lace woven with talent and patience. Unfortunately, I couldn't capture the web. The web was so fine that my camera couldn't capture it in its entirety. When hit by the soft morning light, the web displayed a beautiful shimmer. Furthermore, the remaining dewdrops on the web looked like gemstones in the soft light.
What you see now is a large spider. But in reality, the spider is very small, almost invisible. When taking the photo, I zoomed in to the maximum so that the spider's body would appear larger on my phone's camera screen. I was proud of this spider for being so good, it didn't move during the photo session. The spider's entire body was decorated with natural motifs that looked like fine carvings. Very beautiful.
| Latin name | Gea spinipes |
|---|---|
| Observation date | 16 Feb, 2026 |
| Camera used | realme 7 Pro |
| Photographers | @reachdreams |
| Location | Aceh, Indonesia |
| Link to original community |
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https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/338827925
| Latitude | Longitude | Map |
|---|---|---|
| 4.695135 | 96.7493993 | https://www.openstreetmap.org/?mlat=4.695135&mlon=96.7493993 |
