Reply 9# bianglala
Tred pasai pokok tu dah ada sebelom ni
Pokok yg diselaputi sarang labah2 - kat pakistan
Seram nengok....
Millions of Spiders Blanket Entire Trees in WebsPakistan Spiders Spiderwebs Webs by Robert Quigley | 10:34 am, March 31st, 2011
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Here’s a delightful morning snack: When Pakistan experienced severe flooding last year, it had the unexpected and rather creepy-crawly side effect of driving millions upon millions of spiders to the trees, where they could escape the floodwater. Since the flooding lasted for such a long time, many trees became blanketed in thick layers of web. But according to the UK government, which assisted in the flood release effort this may have actually had a positive health effect: On-the-ground reports suggest that there are fewer mosquitos than would have been expected after the influx of so much stagnant water. This, in turn, may have reduced the very real risk of malaria to local populations afflicted with flooding. The web-coated trees, however, remain scary-looking. More photos of creepy, antimalarial trees below:
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