KUMO
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Dec 17, 2019 5:32:29 AM
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Hello everyone and today I have an Artik Spider ... and women .. called Kumo)
Black widows (lat. Latrodectus) - a genus of spiders from the family of grouse (Theridiidae). There are 31 species, representatives are distributed on all continents. They include a number of representatives whose bite is a danger to humans.
The main feature of black widows is moderately long, comb-like legs. Spiders have a number of strong, curved setae on the hind pairs of legs. The hind leg comb is used to throw prey cobwebs on prey. Wrapping takes place in a matter of minutes, and therefore in the web of widows you can occasionally find very large prey, for example even lizards, frogs and snakes.
In North American widows, the abdomen is entirely black, with the exception of the black widow, on whose body you can find a red spot in the form of an “hourglass”.
Kumo (じ ょ ろ う ぐ も) is a werewolf spider in Japanese and Chinese mythology. Kumo becomes a spider, having lived more than 400 years.
Kumo prefer to eat human meat. Fortunately, this is an extremely rare variety of werewolves.
In their usual appearance they look like huge spiders, the size of a man, with glowing red eyes and sharp stings on their paws. In human form - beautiful women with cold beauty, luring men into a trap and devouring them. However, not all Kumo turn into women. There is a Thai legend about Kumo, who turned into a Buddhist monk playing zither. When a lone traveler approached him, the monk offered him his zither as a gift. But as soon as a person picked up this tool, he immediately turned into a web and entangled him.
For werewolf spiders in a purely feminine version there is a special name jero-gumo. Rumor has it that in human form it most often looks like a woman of an undetermined age in a thick brown, dark to black kimono with a thin golden web pattern. It is beautiful with soft charming beauty, not one that strikes on the spot at first glance, but one that quietly and gently creeps into the heart, captivating and burning in a slow flame of exquisitely languishing worship. In spider form, it looks like a damn big black and gold spider with the most carnivorous intentions. Jero-gumo prefer to settle near shady ponds and beautiful waterfalls.
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