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I know. We’re still looking for it.
First the cat trapped her under his feet. I saw it and I took my cat to let the spider free to be killed by the shoe but then the spider climbed and escape. You can imagine our faces :lol:
 
giratina said:
I kill quite a lot of spiders, perhaps 15 spiders per week on average.
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Sad. Very sad.
giratina said:
Edit : And I didn't even count the 8 spiders we all eat everyday while sleeping.
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That's an urban legend. Spiders are afraid of humans. It was tested on a Belgian tv show where a woman was exposed with over 20 spiders in a bedroom, none crawled on her face.
Even when spiders were handled to crawl on the face, they get the hell out of the bed.
 
MindRuler said:
Sad. Very sad.

That's an urban legend. Spiders are afraid of humans. It was tested on a Belgian tv show where a woman was exposed with over 20 spiders in a bedroom, none crawled on her face.
Even when spiders were handled to crawl on the face, they get the hell out of the bed.
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Yes I kill them because I have very ofter spiders and other insect in my house and I am not comfortable with them being near me, and I cannot spend the whole day with the mug going in and out of the house to save them all.

I know that eating spiders while sleeping was just an urban myth from the 2000s, it said as joke to end my quote on a funny note after the spider killing part.
 
I've determined from experience that non-mammals don't have meaningful feelings in the same way that mammals do, so my empathy for them has gone in the toilet. That said, I did save a couple of toads from my basement window well yesterday, though I felt much worse for the baby bunny that fell in there, who I plan to relocate this evening.
 
Jer said:
I've determined from experience that non-mammals don't have meaningful feelings in the same way that mammals do, so my empathy for them has gone in the toilet. That said, I did save a couple of toads from my basement window well yesterday, though I felt much worse for the baby bunny that fell in there, who I plan to relocate this evening.
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I saved some toads too through the years.:ok:
 
giratina said:
Yes I kill them because I have very ofter spiders and other insect in my house and I am not comfortable with them being near me
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Fair enough. I know some people at work with arachnaphobia too. I guess each of us has something like that. I for instance have anxiety of driving motorized vehicles.
 
Jer said:
I've determined from experience that non-mammals don't have meaningful feelings in the same way that mammals do, so my empathy for them has gone in the toilet. That said, I did save a couple of toads from my basement window well yesterday, though I felt much worse for the baby bunny that fell in there, who I plan to relocate this evening.
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Octopus and espacially some smarts birds like birbs probably do have meaningful feelings. but a maggot for example probably does not have feelings, it's just a little tube of meat programmed to eat while digging.
 
giratina said:
Octopus and espacially some smarts birds like birbs probably do have meaningful feelings. but a maggot for example probably does not have feelings, it's just a little tube of meat programmed to eat while digging.
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Sorry, I overgeneralized. Reptiles and insects don’t seem to have meaningful feelings as far as I can tell. I don’t have enough experience to comment on cephalopods or birds.
 
Jer said:
Sorry, I overgeneralized. Reptiles and insects don’t seem to have meaningful feelings as far as I can tell. I don’t have enough experience to comment on cephalopods or birds.
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I also do not have personal experience with cephalopods, and I don't think they are social animals, but in some octopus videos I saw on the internet they seem so smart.
 
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