Byfrugman
For a few months now, a spider has been living in the corner of the wall and has made itself a home. It regularly eats flies.
Should I kill it or let it live? The spider's fate lies in your hands.
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Think about your karma
Best to catch with glass and lid
and get out into the meadow
For a reason mentioned. She eats flies. And also mosquitoes, bugs, etc. …
I would have killed her right under heaths, but if she didn’t bother you, she can eat a little fly.
If the spider now knows that her life depends on what some people say from the internet.
Why do you want to kill her if she does good to you?
Actually, you should register, pay and social insurance.
She’ll do the job for you and kill them. I’d like to.
When she catches flies…
Alternatively, take her outside.
be glad to take care of the flies
Don’t kill spiders
I’m sorry for the many innocent flies!