The Net-Crawler

The Net Crawler is a new species of spider found on the eighteenth of June twenty twenty one .  Discovered by scientist  Dr.Johnson, a local scientist who has spread the news worldwide and is in the process of testing DNA on the Net-Crawler .  

Like most spiders it has eight hairy legs . However , the Net-Crawler has a red flare in its left eye connecting to a rare bone called the Candelas  , which can be found in spiders 0.001% of the time . The Candelas is a bone in their legs. It doesn’t matter which one .  This flare in their left eye is their blood stream , it may look a deep wine red colour however , their blood is a deep plum purple . On each leg it has thin hairs that look soft but under a microscope you can see that each hair has spikes on , to protect them self from humans and other threats . All of its body is porpoise grey except for the tips of their legs which can come in two colours . A porcelain white for the commons and for the rares or the queen a shamrock green . 

Like no other , Dr.Johnson has found out that the spider’s eyes have a connection to their heart which means if their eyes get hurt their heart will shut off . To prevent this , each year they grow a thick layer of crimson red mask to scare off predators as they think that their eyes are poisonous . The back of these animals are huge and the legs gradually get bigger going further to the back of the body . 

Amazingly , they can grow or shrink their body’s two times bigger or smaller when they choose . Meaning , they can scare away predators and hide from them . If you were to hold a Net-Crawler you would have to wear special gloves . As , their spikes on their legs can inject poison to your bloodstream making you die in two minutes also , turning your blood a deep plum purple . 

Finally , Dr.Johnson named the spider Net-Crawler as they lay eggs in nets and make homes in nets as they hang upside down to get all their blood to their head to make sure their Candelas is working properly .