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This epic moment was captured on my phone camera. I noticed a black ant facing an unfortunate fate in the jaws of its predator. The predator was Camaricus maugei, a species of crab spider belonging to

I love the life of hermit crabs. Hermit crabs are Invertebrates and are classified as Crustaceans. They are born without their own shells and must acquire empty shells to protect their soft bodies. Empty

I spot another jumping spider, and this one I caught around mid-June east of my town, Lhokseumawe. I'm pretty sure this is another type of jumping spider I've never seen in the past. Based on the spider's

The yellow-striped flutterer (Rhyothemis phyllis) is a species of dragonfly belonging to the family Libellulidae. I caught this dragonfly while walking near a swamp in the forest southeast of Lhokseumawe.

I submitted these macro photos for the current monomad challenge hosted by @monochromes. I capture the jolly telamonia jumper spider on a shrub. As always, it was agile and alert. However, I've got a means

I capture a male Epeus flavobilineatus crawling on a lemon plant in the garden. The male is commonly called the Epeus mohawk because of the distinctive hair on its head. I see all the guys have the same

The tide was receding as we set foot on the mudflats at the Meuraksa estuary yesterday. Yesterday afternoon's weather wasn't as hot as it had been the day before. As always, I walked along the sandy mudflats

When I'm bored, I usually take a walk along the estuary. There are things that make me feel more peaceful being by the estuary. Sometimes I pick up hermit crabs, chatting with them—though they certainly

This is a jumping spider (Salticidae sp.) that I caught in my yard. The little jumper has clear brown eyes like tea, a translucent yellow head and legs, and a fat, copper-brown belly. He crawled over a

I caught a gold dust weevil in the bushes. It was clutching a mimosa plant stem tightly with its claws. Its eyes were small, like dripping ink. It didn't move when I softly said, "Hey, Dude, what

I've always been fascinated by jumping spiders. I never tire of watching them. Sometimes I call them names such as Guli, Keling, Bimbim, Nero, and so on. This one is a Hyllus jumping spider. I call it

I captured the evarcha jumping spider sometime last May. I found this little guy crawling around in a marigold flower. It was a wonderful spot for camouflage, ambushing pollinators for lunch. The trick

The yellow-barred flutterer—I hadn't seen this dragonfly in a long time. A few days ago, I spotted it again during a walk close to the Meuraksa mangroves, eastern Lhokseumawe. The dragonfly had such

I found two other sweat bees last Sunday. They were enjoying their afternoon perched on a weed stem. Their faces were cheerful as usual, sipping nectar and chatting happily. It was just them, no one else

These photos were taken a week ago while I was walking in a garden. I noticed a scoliid wasp (Scoliidae sp.) perched on a dry shrub twig. I took the shot so carefully. I was worried that if I touched that

I captured a flower chafer on a Sunday afternoon walk. The flower chafer is a diurnal scarab beetle belonging to the subfamily Ceteniinae. Its diet consists of pollen or nectar from flowers, as well as

This little guy is Phintella bifurcilinea, or the spotted-headed jumping spider. I found it crawling on a pignut shrub (Mesosphaerum suaveolens) one sunny afternoon. It has a fat belly and transparent

Vespa affinis, commonly known as the lesser banded hornet, is a common hornet species distributed throughout tropical and subtropical Asia. I captured a hornet sawing through a twig, and it was collecting

This beautiful moment was captured as dusk approached. I noticed sweat bees perched on a dry twig in a grassland. What I loved most about these little creatures was their always cheerful faces. They remind

One Sunday afternoon, I spent some time walking in the village of Meuraksa. The hot sun at that time made my steps unsteady. I decided to stop near a ditch after walking a few hundred meters. I sat down