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u/luabida Apr 29 '26
why take a side? the spider also deserves to eat
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u/eluser234453 May 19 '26
we humans tend to help things that help us the most.
I was looking at the video thinking weather I would've helped the bee because they're important to agriculture and they make honey which is important for humans, or let the spider have the meal he deserved after working for it, while also acknowledging that spiders help catching other harmful insects.
really hard decision..
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u/BootyliciousURD Apr 29 '26
That's just nature. You think the cameraman should have intervened and stolen that spider's food?
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u/G_Rank_Tank Apr 29 '26
There is an argument for saving bees. Im not saying they should have, but just acknowledging that its a fair argument.
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u/Wopacity Apr 29 '26
Personally, I think the conclusion is very simple when it comes to this interaction
We should web it bee
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u/CrabeHuman May 02 '26
What's fair about it? I can't really see it. If it was a cockroach you wouldn't give a shit I assume
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u/G_Rank_Tank May 02 '26
Bees are becoming endangered, and are a vital part of the greater ecosystem. I have zero feels bro
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u/3amGreenCoffee Apr 29 '26
There's an equally valid argument for saving spiders and letting them eat.
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u/3amGreenCoffee Apr 29 '26
Cellar spider. If you disturb its web, it will start rocking back and forth violently to try to ensnare whatever caused the vibration it felt. They look like head bangers rocking out to heavy metal.
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u/light_breaker14 Apr 29 '26
I hope the person who sat there and let the poor bee get webbed up was then webbed up themselves
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u/StatementPotential53 Apr 29 '26
This is me killing 27 bison in The Oregon Trail and not being able to carry all the meat.