He wakes from a dream of being interviewed on «The Today Show» with a million
tiny spider legs dancing among the synapses of his formerly normal brain.
Not exact matches
Sea
spiders look much like the common «daddy long
leg»
spiders, with thin, long
legs and a
tiny torso.
It was this
tiny Venezuelan species that first put Huber, a world expert on daddy - long -
legs spiders — not to be confused with crane flies or harvestmen — on the untrodden trail of the evolution of asymmetric genitalia.
They are arachnids, like
spiders, and most stages have eight
legs, a
tiny head, and a large round body that often expands when it fills with its host's blood.1
If you were to examine an ear mite up close you would notice that they look like
tiny little
spiders because they have eight
legs.
It is, in fact, an amazingly docile, if quick, little
spider, with a charming gait not unlike a
tiny eight -
legged dressage horse.
Window frames benefit from
spider webs and old keys; Frankenstein is actually an old water bottle topped with a painted box; and the
tiny spiders are wine corks painted black and jabbed onto pipe cleaner
legs.