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<blockquote data-quote="Greg" data-source="post: 151030" data-attributes="member: 27757"><p>I always find it interesting the way people anthropomorphize animals (attribute human emotions or behaviors to them). We forget these are spiders because the are large and fuzzy. They basically operate by responding to stimuli, just like your little house spider that runs around the floor, just a bigger version. Would you want to pet a cockroach, or a beetle? Do you think they would "like" it?. Didn't think so... However its still kind of fun that some folks call their spiders "sweetheart", and "darling". Has anyone every kissed their tarantula?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Greg, post: 151030, member: 27757"] I always find it interesting the way people anthropomorphize animals (attribute human emotions or behaviors to them). We forget these are spiders because the are large and fuzzy. They basically operate by responding to stimuli, just like your little house spider that runs around the floor, just a bigger version. Would you want to pet a cockroach, or a beetle? Do you think they would "like" it?. Didn't think so... However its still kind of fun that some folks call their spiders "sweetheart", and "darling". Has anyone every kissed their tarantula? [/QUOTE]
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