Enrobed in Silk Trees shrouded in ghostly cocoons line the edges of a submerged farm field in the Pakistani village of Sindh, where 2010’s massive floods drove millions of spiders an possibly other insects into the trees to spin their webs. - Click on picture to see the National Geographic article.  Click for high-res version

Enrobed in Silk

Trees shrouded in ghostly cocoons line the edges of a submerged farm field in the Pakistani village of Sindh, where 2010’s massive floods drove millions of spiders an possibly other insects into the trees to spin their webs.

- Click on picture to see the National Geographic article. 

∞Posted on January 25, 2012

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  1. damemarie reblogged this from albertonomo
  2. maffeson reblogged this from albertonomo and added:
    that’s fucking spider cobwebs? disgusting
  3. lancet said: Ew ew ew ew ew hahaha that’s so intimidating!
  4. perplexedstateofintrospection reblogged this from albertonomo and added:
    Enrobed in Silk Trees shrouded in ghostly cocoons line the edges...a submerged farm field...
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