A bee has been trapped by a spider. The spider is gripping the bee tightly with its long legs while feeding on it. You can see the fine details of the bee’s body — its wings, hairy thorax, and folded legs — showing how it has already been overpowered.
The spider is clinging to a green plant stem while holding the bee tightly with its long legs. You can see the spider’s sharp mouthparts (fangs) gripping the bee’s head area. The bee’s wings are still visible and slightly spread, but it has already been overpowered.
Interestingly, a small fly is also seen near the bee’s body
The spider is clinging to a green plant surface while holding the bee tightly with its long, spiny legs. The bee appears to be trapped and immobilized. Spiders usually inject venom into their prey, which paralyzes it and begins digesting the internal tissues. After that, the spider feeds on the liquefied contents.
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