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I know it sounds silly, but it's true. The tarantula provides the frog protection from predators and a food source from insects feeding on the remains of its prey. The frog's foraging protects the tarantula's eggs from ants.

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31 minutes ago, Doom Metal Alchemist said:

You're turning into zeni.

yeah and he's also derailing my thread. that's a good way to get sued in the court of ultimate reality, Phillies ~shakes fist~

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2 hours ago, Mini_Ghost said:

yeah and he's also derailing my thread. that's a good way to get sued in the court of ultimate reality, Phillies ~shakes fist~

I think this thread crashed. >.> 

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3 minutes ago, Phillies said:

I think this thread crashed. >.> 

I try hard to make actual content in my threads and this is what I get. but I make threads about Shadow using the litter box and it goes hot. go figure

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I didn't know this. That sounds concievable in the natural world, but is there really an amphibian that practices a symbiotic realationship with tarantulas? I know of A LOT of species of frogs, and toads however I don't recall ever hearing about one nesting with tarantulas. What happens when her eggs hatch! Those slings would make a tasty meal for any frog I would think.

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1 hour ago, PhilosipherStoned said:

I didn't know this. That sounds concievable in the natural world, but is there really an amphibian that practices a symbiotic realationship with tarantulas? I know of A LOT of species of frogs, and toads however I don't recall ever hearing about one nesting with tarantulas. What happens when her eggs hatch! Those slings would make a tasty meal for any frog I would think.

the size of these spiders and frogs the slings would be more likely to eat teh frog 

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On 1/19/2019 at 6:29 PM, Mini_Ghost said:

the size of these spiders and frogs the slings would be more likely to eat teh frog 

tarantula slings arent that big dude.. The frog could easily take em when they first hatch at least I'd think 

But I mean that would be signing it's own death warrant anyway I'm sure.  

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