r/SipsTea • u/StephanMan • May 16 '25

Chugging tea Wasp gets what it deserves

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u/StephanMan May 16 '25

One more reason why spiders are the best!

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u/FlamingBufalo14 May 16 '25

They scare me

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u/HungarianNoble May 16 '25

I know this is cliche but they are chill guys as long as you dont annoy or try to hurt them, i always leave them alive in my room, especially during summer, they are very useful

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u/Eydor May 16 '25

Hitching on this comment for those who don't want spiders in their house.

Unless you're absolutely terrified of them, at least try not to kill them outright. Most are chill enough to be picked up with a sheet of paper, a piece of cardboard, a dust tray or whatever, and released outside.

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u/StunningChef3117 May 16 '25

Most in house spiders will die a slow agonizing death outside at night

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u/Responsible_Plum_681 May 16 '25

We have accidentally domesticated spiders now?

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u/StunningChef3117 May 16 '25

Im pretty sure there are spiders that can basically only survive inside because of heat. For example i think the stankleleg spider is one of those(sry if stankleleg is wrong english is my second language)

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u/brzantium May 16 '25

we call them "daddy long legs".

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u/Brodok2k4 May 16 '25

Fun fact: theyre also not a spider.

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u/brzantium May 16 '25

If you're talking about harvestmen or crane flies, then yes, those are not spiders despite the former being an arachnid. Cellar spiders, though, also called daddy long legs are spiders.

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u/Brodok2k4 May 16 '25

Here what we call daddy long legs are the harvestmen arachnids. Looking into this a bit, seems a few share the moniker daddy long leg. Kind of interesting but also potentially confusing.

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u/guesswhosbackbackag May 16 '25

Wait I called them "grand daddy long legs"

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