Spiders are true engineers.

Hi friends, today I want to show you some photos of spider burrows. I woke up feeling like going for a walk, and as I was walking by, I saw a bunch of these burrows everywhere. So I thought, "Why not share some photos of these amazing burrows with my friends?" Here they are in today's post.

In the first photo I am interested in showing you one of the smallest burrows I found.

The spider holes I'm showing you could refer to a Trichopelma sp. spider. I don't know if it's exactly this species, since I wasn't able to observe it.

And why do these spiders dig such deep holes and crawl into them? Well, they do it to hunt their prey, which they eat, and they also use the hole as a home.

In addition to the little hole I showed you, I found a larger one that, for reference, you could fit two fingers into. Of course, I didn't put it in because I was afraid the spider would bite me.

And as last photos and no less important, I'm going to show you a small collection of holes that I found in this place, between medium and small, where I also found them was in a small dirt ravine.

Well, friends, I really appreciate you taking a little of your valuable time to read my post and look at the photos I posted today. I really appreciate it. But with that, I conclude today's post with these incredible spider holes. See you soon. This post has been translated from Spanish to English using Google Translate.

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