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September 8th 04, 06:16 AM
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"jimkramer" wrote in message ... "Matt Clara" wrote in message ... "jimkramer" wrote in message ... Old Technology assists the 10D. Thank you 2002! http://jlkramer.net/Pictures/LynxgetsaHummer.htm Enjoy, Jim Kramer That just ain't right... ;-) -- Regards, Matt Clara www.mattclara.com But sometimes you just have to have a little fun. I.e. I couldn't afford the expedition to South America to find the real bird eating spiders. Ha! I was just about to say...where I was born and lived in South America (Colombia), we actually had spiders that caught and ate both birds...and FISH!! They would build long, net-like webs over streams, and catch fish that jump out of the water. Truly amazing. I often think to myself, "Who taught them how to do that?" Amazing. That's why, when I looked at your image, the thought crossed my mind that it could be real...except that I saw Jim's post of the same spider yesterday.  -Mark 
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September 8th 04, 06:29 AM
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"Mark M" wrote in message news:XAw%c.284934$Oi.221335@fed1read04... "jimkramer" wrote in message ... "Matt Clara" wrote in message ... "jimkramer" wrote in message ... Old Technology assists the 10D. Thank you 2002! http://jlkramer.net/Pictures/LynxgetsaHummer.htm Enjoy, Jim Kramer That just ain't right... ;-) -- Regards, Matt Clara www.mattclara.com But sometimes you just have to have a little fun. I.e. I couldn't afford the expedition to South America to find the real bird eating spiders. Ha! I was just about to say...where I was born and lived in South America (Colombia), we actually had spiders that caught and ate both birds...and FISH!! They would build long, net-like webs over streams, and catch fish that jump out of the water. Truly amazing. I often think to myself, "Who taught them how to do that?" I did.....In my youth, I spent a number of years in the Colombian river basins training river spiders at the request of the Colombian government. It was all part of a project aimed at preventing the extinction of the river fly, which was necessary to feed the famous Colombian river frogs.......
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September 8th 04, 06:29 AM
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"Mark M" wrote in message news:XAw%c.284934$Oi.221335@fed1read04... "jimkramer" wrote in message ... "Matt Clara" wrote in message ... "jimkramer" wrote in message ... Old Technology assists the 10D. Thank you 2002! http://jlkramer.net/Pictures/LynxgetsaHummer.htm Enjoy, Jim Kramer That just ain't right... ;-) -- Regards, Matt Clara www.mattclara.com But sometimes you just have to have a little fun. I.e. I couldn't afford the expedition to South America to find the real bird eating spiders. Ha! I was just about to say...where I was born and lived in South America (Colombia), we actually had spiders that caught and ate both birds...and FISH!! They would build long, net-like webs over streams, and catch fish that jump out of the water. Truly amazing. I often think to myself, "Who taught them how to do that?" I did.....In my youth, I spent a number of years in the Colombian river basins training river spiders at the request of the Colombian government. It was all part of a project aimed at preventing the extinction of the river fly, which was necessary to feed the famous Colombian river frogs.......
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September 8th 04, 06:29 AM
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"Mark M" wrote in message news:XAw%c.284934$Oi.221335@fed1read04... "jimkramer" wrote in message ... "Matt Clara" wrote in message ... "jimkramer" wrote in message ... Old Technology assists the 10D. Thank you 2002! http://jlkramer.net/Pictures/LynxgetsaHummer.htm Enjoy, Jim Kramer That just ain't right... ;-) -- Regards, Matt Clara www.mattclara.com But sometimes you just have to have a little fun. I.e. I couldn't afford the expedition to South America to find the real bird eating spiders. Ha! I was just about to say...where I was born and lived in South America (Colombia), we actually had spiders that caught and ate both birds...and FISH!! They would build long, net-like webs over streams, and catch fish that jump out of the water. Truly amazing. I often think to myself, "Who taught them how to do that?" I did.....In my youth, I spent a number of years in the Colombian river basins training river spiders at the request of the Colombian government. It was all part of a project aimed at preventing the extinction of the river fly, which was necessary to feed the famous Colombian river frogs.......
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September 8th 04, 07:25 AM
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"William Graham" wrote in message news:fNw%c.262174$8_6.48911@attbi_s04... "Mark M" wrote in message news:XAw%c.284934$Oi.221335@fed1read04... "jimkramer" wrote in message ... "Matt Clara" wrote in message ... "jimkramer" wrote in message ... Old Technology assists the 10D. Thank you 2002! http://jlkramer.net/Pictures/LynxgetsaHummer.htm Enjoy, Jim Kramer That just ain't right... ;-) -- Regards, Matt Clara www.mattclara.com But sometimes you just have to have a little fun. I.e. I couldn't afford the expedition to South America to find the real bird eating spiders. Ha! I was just about to say...where I was born and lived in South America (Colombia), we actually had spiders that caught and ate both birds...and FISH!! They would build long, net-like webs over streams, and catch fish that jump out of the water. Truly amazing. I often think to myself, "Who taught them how to do that?" I did.....In my youth, I spent a number of years in the Colombian river basins training river spiders at the request of the Colombian government. It was all part of a project aimed at preventing the extinction of the river fly, which was necessary to feed the famous Colombian river frogs....... Ah. Good show, old chap!
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September 8th 04, 07:25 AM
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"William Graham" wrote in message news:fNw%c.262174$8_6.48911@attbi_s04... "Mark M" wrote in message news:XAw%c.284934$Oi.221335@fed1read04... "jimkramer" wrote in message ... "Matt Clara" wrote in message ... "jimkramer" wrote in message ... Old Technology assists the 10D. Thank you 2002! http://jlkramer.net/Pictures/LynxgetsaHummer.htm Enjoy, Jim Kramer That just ain't right... ;-) -- Regards, Matt Clara www.mattclara.com But sometimes you just have to have a little fun. I.e. I couldn't afford the expedition to South America to find the real bird eating spiders. Ha! I was just about to say...where I was born and lived in South America (Colombia), we actually had spiders that caught and ate both birds...and FISH!! They would build long, net-like webs over streams, and catch fish that jump out of the water. Truly amazing. I often think to myself, "Who taught them how to do that?" I did.....In my youth, I spent a number of years in the Colombian river basins training river spiders at the request of the Colombian government. It was all part of a project aimed at preventing the extinction of the river fly, which was necessary to feed the famous Colombian river frogs....... Ah. Good show, old chap!
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#17
September 8th 04, 03:13 PM
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Mark M wrote:
I was just about to say...where I was born and lived in South America (Colombia), we actually had spiders that caught and ate both birds...and FISH!! They would build long, net-like webs over streams, and catch fish that jump out of the water. Truly amazing. I often think to myself, "Who taught them how to do that?" Evolution is driven by neccesity, as I'm sure you know... nature still provides amazing cases of "how did they evolve to 'that'!" Cheers, Alan -- -- rec.photo.equipment.35mm user resource: -- http://www.aliasimages.com/rpe35mmur.htm -- e-meil: there's no such thing as a FreeLunch.--
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#18
September 8th 04, 03:13 PM
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Mark M wrote:
I was just about to say...where I was born and lived in South America (Colombia), we actually had spiders that caught and ate both birds...and FISH!! They would build long, net-like webs over streams, and catch fish that jump out of the water. Truly amazing. I often think to myself, "Who taught them how to do that?" Evolution is driven by neccesity, as I'm sure you know... nature still provides amazing cases of "how did they evolve to 'that'!" Cheers, Alan -- -- rec.photo.equipment.35mm user resource: -- http://www.aliasimages.com/rpe35mmur.htm -- e-meil: there's no such thing as a FreeLunch.--
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#19
September 8th 04, 04:47 PM
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"Alan Browne" wrote in message
.. . Mark M wrote: I was just about to say...where I was born and lived in South America (Colombia), we actually had spiders that caught and ate both birds...and FISH!! They would build long, net-like webs over streams, and catch fish that jump out of the water. Truly amazing. I often think to myself, "Who taught them how to do that?" Evolution is driven by neccesity, as I'm sure you know... nature still provides amazing cases of "how did they evolve to 'that'!" Never more true than in the case of homo sapien! -- Regards, Matt Clara www.mattclara.com
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#20
September 8th 04, 06:53 PM
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Matt Clara wrote:
"Alan Browne" wrote in message Evolution is driven by neccesity, as I'm sure you know... nature still provides amazing cases of "how did they evolve to 'that'!" Never more true than in the case of homo sapien! Oddly enough, I thought somebody would raise that. We are probably the least specialized animal on the planet ... except for one detail... -- -- rec.photo.equipment.35mm user resource: -- http://www.aliasimages.com/rpe35mmur.htm -- e-meil: there's no such thing as a FreeLunch.--
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