What is this

Looks like a spider.

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>>2153344

IsIs upside down.

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>>2153358

$$

>>2153344
Hunstman spider?

Also it was clearly going to eat that black bug and you interrupted it.

Rude.

>>2153344
why is there a dollar on a stick?

>>2153401
Scale

>>2153366
>Huntsman

Jesus, what? It's a fishing spider.

>>2153344
Thats a dollar

>>2153366
This. its still fairly small for a huntsman but its position of legs and colors resembles it quite a bit. Also its in a tree.
>>2153679
I doubt a fishing spider would be up in a tree. I'm sure it'd be near a body of water or under a log if it were a "fishing spider"

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>>2153346
Oh, its got food in its mouth in this one.

>>2153344
its american currency

>>2153366
>>2153691
>>2153693
Is "every brown spider is a huntsman" the new "every brown spider is a recluse"? That looks literally nothing like a huntsman.

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>>2153721
Fishing and huntsman spiders.

>>2153344
That is tree.
Tree is bigf an made a wood.
Tree a friend.
Tree make leeafs.
Tree good.

>>2153691
How do you know it isn't a "fishing for compliments spider"? Fishing doesn't automatically mean water, don't be so geocentric man.

>>2153344
Tree cancer

>>2153796
Fuck tree
Tree drop mess everywhere
Tree fall and make big mess
Tree also kill when fall
Tree bad

>>2153344
That is you betting one American United States Dollar on a triangle square off between one overly large spider against another spider and a beetle opposing him.

>>2153721
confirmed. Looks like some Dolomedes, but certainly not a Sparassidae.

De money spiders

>>2153344
it looks like money, since its out and about unsupervised i'd guess it either ran away from home or it's owner left it in the woods.
money doesn't grow on trees after all. you can take it home with you if you're prepared to take care of it (put it in a nice cozy savings account or a piggybank, etc, etc)
don't forget to give it some playmates though, money likes being in large family groups.

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Anyone know what kind of snake this is?