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The slurp spiders are back!
In addition, they've brought along a new species: The crawler spiders.
In addition, they've brought along a new species: The crawler spiders.
Tom Mattson said:The slurp spiders never go away. They are what the various search engines use to index the site. I for one am glad they're here, because Google is more effective at searching PF than our own search feature is!
Moonbear said:They're just spiders from a different search engine. And, yeah, they've never gone away...actually, I think they've gotten bolder...I see them trying to post replies now, not just viewing threads!
Slurp spiders are a type of arachnid that are known for their sticky, slurping tongues that they use to catch and consume their prey. They are typically found in tropical and subtropical regions.
Slurp spiders are typically found in warm, humid environments such as rainforests, swamps, and gardens. They prefer to live in dark, damp areas where they can build their webs and catch prey.
While slurp spiders do have venom, they are not considered dangerous to humans. Their venom is primarily used to immobilize their prey, which is usually small insects and other arachnids. They rarely bite humans and their venom is not strong enough to cause serious harm.
Slurp spiders use their sticky tongues to catch their prey. They will wait patiently for an insect or other small arachnid to walk by, and then they will quickly shoot out their tongue and reel in their prey. They may also use their strong legs to trap their prey in their webs.
If you find slurp spiders in your home, the best way to get rid of them is to remove any potential sources of food and moisture. This will make your home less attractive to them. You can also use a vacuum to remove any spiders you see and seal up any cracks or openings where they may be entering your home.