Especially for those who are prepping for a giant meal, here is a lovely photo. This is just for fun and the only rule is: no researching. Post your guesses in the comments. Reading other people’s answers before posting your own will make your relatives even angrier than is usual for a holiday is optional. Answer will be posted in the comments tomorrow.
Posted by YesBiscuit on November 23, 2016
https://yesbiscuit.com/2016/11/23/name-that-animal-104/
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Daniela
/ November 23, 2016Mama. That is definitely Mama and all her kids who refuse to walk.
mikken
/ November 23, 2016Motherhood. Sheesh.
I know some spiders do this, but clearly not a spider so I don’t know. Wouldn’t be surprised if the name had “spiny” in it, though. Or “hairy”.
vida
/ November 24, 2016I have no clue but I can imagine an endless chorus of Are we there yet?
YesBiscuit
/ November 24, 2016ANSWER TIME
Bless you guys for thinking this photo depicted maternal instinct. You give me hope. Sadly, you are all dead wrong:
mikken
/ November 24, 2016OMG. IT WEARS THE BODIES OF ITS DEAD ON ITS BACK.
Karen F
/ November 24, 2016Nature never ceases to amaze.
vida
/ November 25, 2016Who knew we were a bunch of optimists?
landsharkinnc
/ November 28, 2016Wolf spider mama and babies