CONTEST MACRO PHOTOGRAPHY IN #STEEM #STEEMIT #TRON #WOXTOKEN | WEEK 23 | BEAUTIFUL ORANGE SPIDER IN ACEH FOREST

BEAUTIFUL ORANGE SPIDER IN ACEH FOREST

Here my contribution for MACROPHOTOGRAPHY CONTEST WORLD OF XPILAR COMMUNITY WEEK XXIII - Organized by @sultan-aceh.

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Hi everyone, see you again with @diary-macro, where I post macrographic photos of my daily activities ranging from mushrooms, insects and various objects that can be photographed using macrographic techniques.

In today's post, I'm back in the contest held by @sultan-aceh, namely MACRO PHOTOGRAPHY CONTEST IN #STEEM #STEEMIT #TRON #WOXTOKEN | WEEK 23 - MACROPHOTOGRAPHY IN WOX COMMUNITY, and this contest is directly supported by @xpilar who acts as Leader, and also admin from the XPILAR DUNIA community.

On this occasion I @diary-macro , I want to post a macrophotography image with a spider object that is very interesting and unique, it has a very bright orange color. This spider lives in the forest of Aceh, which is still beautiful and sustainable life of flora and fauna can be guaranteed.

Unlike insects which have three body parts, spiders only have two. The front segment is called the cephalothorax or prosoma, which is actually a combination of the head and chest (thorax).

The eyes in spiders are generally single eyes (single-lensed eyes), and not compound eyes as in insects. Most spiders have poor eyesight, cannot distinguish colors, or are only sensitive to light and dark. Some cave-dwelling spiders are even blind. The exception is in several types of hunting spiders which have sharp and good eyesight, including color recognition.

To mark the presence of their prey, spiders generally rely on vibrations, both on their silk webs and on the ground, water, or the place they live in. There are also spiders that can sense differences in air pressure. The spider's sense of touch lies in the hairs on its legs.

For more pictures of this unique spider you can see in the image below: