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Tarantulas from fossorials to terrestrials, and arboreals, postures from molting to hunting, relaxing, grooming, and threatening, I thought I have seen it all.
I was very wrong, I was too bold, and too arrogant to even think that I have seen it all.
Until today, until I saw my Psalmopoeus irminia doing this posture, I then again learned to be humble, and be mindful, and be open to any possibilities.
Now, with rear four legs, it was hanging it’s whole body on, while it’s abdomen and four front legs just dangling as if it was dead, and was remaining that posture for the time being.
I observed it very carefully, and as soon as I took the picture, it then quickly retrieved from the posture, and ran way to behind the corkbark where there is no light.
I was very wrong, I was too bold, and too arrogant to even think that I have seen it all.
Until today, until I saw my Psalmopoeus irminia doing this posture, I then again learned to be humble, and be mindful, and be open to any possibilities.
Now, with rear four legs, it was hanging it’s whole body on, while it’s abdomen and four front legs just dangling as if it was dead, and was remaining that posture for the time being.
I observed it very carefully, and as soon as I took the picture, it then quickly retrieved from the posture, and ran way to behind the corkbark where there is no light.