The Best Documentary Ever: Insect Movie

I watched a documentary named MicroCosmos last night. It basically shows the world of small insects, free from human and pollution.

And it's a very good documentary! I guarantee you many weird and unknown insects you will see, as well as their funny behaviours and lifestyle.

a ladybird drinking water

mating snails

Watching these insects reminds me of human. Insects and human are pretty much the same. We both work hard to build shelter, find food, fight off enemy, protect family, communicate, mate and even face natural disasters. But if we are so much similar with each other, then why we human think we are superior, the most special, and greatest creature in the universe?

What is their purpose of life? And what if our purpose of life? Is it possible there is another greater creature than us, and when they see us, it's exactly like how we see insects?

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Spider Eats Spider

I was cleaning my room when i discover this 8 legs living creature.
It isn't the normal spider you would see at home, and it isn't tarantula that you can easily find in exotic pet shop neither.

The reason I calling it a living creature is because it doesn't belong to the class of insect and I don't know whether it's classified as animal or what. But what I can say is, it's definitely more scary in reality than you looking at the pictures. The reason is simple, because I don't know whether it's poisonous or not!

I capture it in a transparent plastic box, driven by great curiosity to understand it. I even put small insects into the box, with the expectation to see how it hunts for food! It moves really fast when hunting and it doesn't move at all when it doesn't have victim to attack.

this is how the spider looks like.

it's as big as 50 cents coin.

this is how spider rests. it will keep its legs close to the body.

I was wondering if there is another spider in the box, will they attack each other to defend their territory?
As curiosity escalated, I captured another spider to put inside the box.
This spider is very commonly found in houses. It makes web to trap its victims and it has very long and fragile legs. Look carefully at its body, you can see many tiny balls stick on it. Those are probably the spider's eggs.

the victim

the next day.......

the survivor

Obviously, the long legs spider had been defeated and the fitter one has claimed its reward! It's easy to say when you do not know. Observing this spider has given me an important and clear message:

The Survival of The Fittest

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