This strange green spider and a mysterious "larva" fell out of a bag of nuts I was eating with my sister.
Here is green-spider-friend, with a haze of spike-like hairs. I cannot identify exactly what he is, aside from placing him in the crab spider family,
Thomisidae. Mr. Ümit Kurt says that it is a
Heriaeus hirtus. Thanks again!
And here is "the larva." Perhaps it will grow up to be some sort of beetle, but I am clueless about his origins too. I think he might be feeding on the nuts somehow. Can anyone help?
This strange green spider and a mysterious "larva" fell out of a bag of nuts I was eating with my sister.
Here is green-spider-friend, with a haze of spike-like hairs. I cannot identify exactly what he is, aside from placing him in the crab spider family, Thomisidae. Mr. Ümit Kurt says that it is a Heriaeus hirtus. Thanks again!
And here is "the larva." Perhaps it will grow up to be some sort of beetle, but I am clueless about his origins too. I think he might be feeding on the nuts somehow. Can anyone help?
