Do spiders have a “Spider Sense”?
So I killed a spider today…. (I look forward to your letters). And everytime I kill a
spider, I always wonder why he didnt see me coming and jump or swing outta the way like Spiderman. So, do spiders have a “Spider Sense”? No…not really.
Spiders have at least 8 eyes for sight; the hairs on their body have separate receptors for vibrations, air currents, humidity and food. This is the equivalent of the senses we refer to as touch, taste, smelling and hearing, although without organs dedicated to the separate functions….
After some “web” research (pun intended), I found no real references to anything like Spidey’s spider-sense, though. Spiderman (the superhero) has a sixth sense, “a subconscious precognitive sense of danger, which he called a ‘spider-sense.'”
When Peter Parker was bitten by a lethally irradiated spider, radioactive mutagenic enzymes in the spider’s venom quickly caused numerous body-wide changes. Immediately after the bite, he was granted his original powers: primarily superhuman strength, reflexes, and equilibrium; the ability to cling tenaciously to most surfaces; and a subconscious precognitive sense of danger, which he called a “spider-sense.”
~ el escritor judío absurdamente asombroso de ciénaga,
Otod Nate
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Asshole.
REALLY BIG ASSHOLE AT THAT!!!!!!!!!!
because he debunked spidy’s power? he’s just pointing out facts…now how about the hulk, how would he gain mass without some form of intake of matter (cells don’t just magically appear nor keep their size after splitting) ?….
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