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Posted by WiseAcre on May 19th, 2010

How Now Spider Cow

2010
May 19

Can you see it?
The back end of this spider looks like a rear end of a Holstein cow with a bobbed tail.

Spidercow

No? How about a spider living in a fuzzy snail shell?

Spidercow

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Which brings me to genetic manipulation. Think of the possibilities. Who wouldn’t want fat free spider milk? Cow silk could replace petroleum based fibers and ease the demand for our limited oil supplies. How about snails with more than one foot on the evolutionary ladder?

But best of all, cocooned mad scientists being able to think about the next thing eating at them.

6 Responses

  1. cindee Says:

    That is ewwww. I don’t like spiders…cow spiders included…infact anything cow related…right now they are on my S list(-:

  2. Curbstone Valley Farm Says:

    Very cool! Any idea as to species? I just posted a rather gruesome spider post today myself. Not sure I like the idea of snails with more feet though…they get around well enough in my garden as it is!

  3. rainfield Says:

    The spider looks fantastic.

    It was a cow in its previous life.

  4. Benjamin Says:

    You are trying to milk this too much.

  5. Mother Goose Says:

    You have a sick mind… I like that in a person.

  6. Ratty Says:

    I thought it looked like a cow when I first saw it. Your ideas of genetic manipulation aren’t very far off. They have actually put spider DNA in goats so they can make the milk into strong spider silk. I think they’ll just end up with vampire goats.

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