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Chilean Rose Tarantula -preparing itself to leave its moulting. formerly Phrixotrichus spatulata / roseus
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Chilean Rose Tarantula -preparing itself to leave its moulting. formerly Phrixotrichus spatulata / roseus
PPG-1713
Tarantula / Chilean Rose Bird-eating Spider - preparing to moult
Chile
Grammostola rosea
formerly Phrixotrichus spatulata / roseus
Pascal Goetgheluck
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. In this snapshot by Pascal Goetgheluck, we witness a thrilling moment as PPG-1713, the Chilean Rose Tarantula, prepares itself to bid farewell to its old skin. With its eight hairy legs delicately positioned and its vibrant rose-colored body glistening under the light, this arachnid superstar is stealing the show! Formerly known as Phrixotrichus spatulata/roseus, our spindly friend from South America is showcasing an incredible natural phenomenon - moulting. Shedding its exoskeleton like a master magician shedding their cape, PPG-1713 symbolizes growth and development in the wild. As it gracefully emerges from its old shell with newfound freedom and agility, one can't help but marvel at nature's wonders. This single tarantula stands tall against a backdrop of lush greenery in Chile's untamed wilderness. While some may shudder at the thought of encountering such creatures up close, let us appreciate their vital role in maintaining ecological balance. These bird-eating spiders are not only fascinating but also play an essential part in controlling insect populations. So next time you stumble upon a print of PPG-1713 by Pascal Goetgheluck, remember to celebrate this extraordinary creature's journey towards renewal and embrace the beauty found within even the most misunderstood members of our wildlife family!
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