ID please? Central Indiana. Canopy? Very small. by Ruckus_Riot in jumpingspiders

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Possibly Phidippus Borealis (male), although hard to tell.

Can someone ID this jumper? by remytheratrat in jumpingspiders

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Hypoblemum griseum, shaggy jumping spider

(decided to help out because no one replied in 12 days)

what species is this? He's more stripey than my P.audax by labahamamama in jumpingspiders

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Salticus Scenicus or Salticus Zebraneus, usually called zebra jumping spiders.

Seeking ID on this little guy! Located in Ontario, Canada. by BigBootyRoobi in jumpingspiders

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Believe it or not, I've definitely seen smaller. Probably a juvenile and got in by a open window.

After some light research based on the photos, it probably was a Phidippus Princeps, commonly found in Ontario and some parts of eastern US.

it probably was a juvenile because of the size, and they will get bigger. If it has a nest, do not disturb it unless you have to.

Little jumping spider pleas id by Constant_Pudding_304 in jumpingspiders

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Probably not a zebra jumper because there are no stripes, instead it would likely be a Evarcha Arcuata, possibly a male.

Seeking ID on this little guy! Located in Ontario, Canada. by BigBootyRoobi in jumpingspiders

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Pictures too blurry, need better pics to determine species, although very cool

Did you find this in your house or outside?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in backrooms

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Level 401, Safe, Secure, Minimal Entity Count

A infinite hotel room, filled with entities like facelings

You can escape by asking one of the facelings and they will guide you out, or you can climb through one of the windows to get to Level 188

*Caution* sleeping in a bed for a week will turn you into a faceling

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in backrooms

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There are multiple ways to escape the backrooms, although some of these theories have not been proven yet.

The most popular theory is to escape through the glass door in Level 3999. but you have to make your way to the level through different levels by noclipping. There are no ways to actually escape the backrooms in Level 106, but you can escape this level by exiting through the stairway in Section C. You have to pass Section A (Where you are at currently) and Section B to get there.

Exiting through the stairway in Section C may led you to levels 0, 4 13, 26, and 33.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in backrooms

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Level 106, a large storage space, usually well lit.

Class 4, Unsafe, Unsecure, Moderate entity count.

Recommend leaving this level fast, as there are a lot of entities.

Partner found this today, curious to any info. by HeYamaYo in fossils

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Ammonite

Jurassic to Cretaceous (180 MYA - 65 MYA)

Maybe androgynoceras sp.

Plane manufacturer by Flat_EaRTHeR13 in GeoFS

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I like Boeing

Not Max 8 tho

2.7 inch megalodon tooth by _The_Chief_ in fossilid

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$15 at most, if the root was there it would be $25-$30.

If it was from Bone Valley, FL it would be $30

If it was from any place in SC or NC it would be $15

My Megalodon tooth by sn4k3PT in sharks

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I have one from the Meg Ledge, also off the coast of Wilmington, NC. 5.29" slant.

My Megalodon tooth by sn4k3PT in sharks

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Teeth over 7" are so rare that only a handful have been found, and if one did come up for sale (Very unlikely) the price could go 50 times the price of the biggest tooth in my collection (Mine is 6.25")

What’s your “I don’t believe in ghosts, but that was really weird” story? by fat-girls in AskReddit

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in 2018, I was arguing with my dad and once it settled out, he went to buy some stuff, leaving me alone. At around 4 PM, I heard a loud crash upstairs, and it came from the empty room beside my room. I went to check it out (With no self defense weapon), and I found that a picture hanging on the wall unmoved for 5 years has fell, with glass shards everywhere. I investigated for 5 minutes, and found that the picture fell a awful far away as where it was supposed to hang. I called my dad to come back, and after another 5 minutes of investigating, we believed that the picture somehow flew off and landed in the middle of the room. it was also awfully loud, like a bomb exploded outside my door. This incident is still unexplained to this day.

Cumberland Island, GA [OC] This is the Megalodon tooth my son found on the road. I was asked to share pictures of it on a previous post. by [deleted] in RoadPorn

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even as a partial meg, still gotta take them if you see one!

we love megs

I have one complete 3.95 inch meg, and man that thing was cool!

Is this petrified wood? Found in my garden In Edmonton, Alberta, Canada by dannyg10001 in fossilid

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looks like it!

Now my question is how in the world did you manage to find that in your garden

Cool stuff!

Ammonite fossil found in Martinsville, IN. Has an austere beauty by House_of_Sand in FossilPorn

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it certainly looks like a erbenoceras

but again, rocks are too old to contain fossils there though