I think they're awesome! One of the few spiders I don't really get scared of. That and a jumping spider. I love jumping spiders. Amazing how spiders learn and can coexist with humanity. Most are freaky, but some are social to an extent. Saw a video where a guy was using an x-acto knife and a wolf spider was letting him cut off web that got tangled up around its feet. Animals of kimds that are having a hard time will reach out to a human. Now, about crazing looking and/ or venomous spiders...
Hi I've been trying to regrow lettuce but today when I was trying to change the water the bottom of my lettuce what's completely like moldy it's just like came off it was mushy and there's like a little hole on the bottom of it now should I throw it away
Thats why no animals should be illigal to keep. You cant stop people from doing what they want to do, but if these animals were legal to keep and they set up a breeding system we could save the population.
Thank you. most of the videos show putting it in water but never about how much water or rotting leaves. I always wonder why mine didn't grow. Yours explained beautifully.
This was extremely helpful! I've been testing out methods for the first time, I couldn't believe it started growing in water with no soil. When do you end up transferring the lettuce to soil? Also, I bought some grow lights, there's 3 light settings on them, do you know which ones I should be using & at what stages to turn the lights from (redish-purple, warm, and white)?
Some of these videos are legless geckos while others are of legless lizards more closely related to alligator lizards these aren't very closely related and have evolved to be legless separately.
I take some toilet paper, wet it, place my little lettuce bud on it over night. the next day it turns an orange where the part was wet. I then plant it directly into the soil & in a few days - Voilaaaaa!!
@@goldroger... I even forgot that I said this😭 but anyway yes there are multiple differences between them but there are multiple shared aspects as well which us why I said it's technically a snake