Spiders on Dew


Ok, so the spiders didn’t really drink Dew, but they did eat flies injected with Caffeine and other drugs, then made their spider web producing some of the strangest looking webs!

If you want to see a video of a spider making these webs, then visit Spiders On Drugs

Spiders on Caffeine

The picture below is of a spider web who was on Caffeine, this web seems to be the most confusing design of all – perhaps I should stop drinking Dew!!!

Caffeine Spider Web

Spider on Mescaline

This spider web below was made by a spider who ate a fly filled with Mescaline, the extract from peyote used in native American religious ceremonies.

Mescaline Spider Web

Spider Web – Hash

The image below is what happens when a spider eats a fly injected with hash. Not a big change from the picture above but the spider web is missing more.

Spider Web Hash

Spider on LSD

Here is what you get when you have a spider that is on LSD. The spider just forgot the detail, a major portion of the web!
Spider Web LSD

Spider Webs

The spider web below is a normal web and was made by a spider free of drugs!

Spider Web

As you can see, the drug that caused the spider to weave a completely whacked out web was Caffeine. So, the next time you think about drinking a pop or filling yourself with coffee, think about these webs!

Written by Jim on April 16th, 2006 with 10 comments.
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10 Responses to “Spiders on Dew”
  1. Horlon
    #1. September 12th, 2006 at 5:01 am

    I am sure happy about this article about spiders on pot, this is really something, and it’s great too, I’m glad for the spiders to have gotten such nice webs and they got stoned too.

  2. Janet
    #2. November 29th, 2006 at 1:56 pm

    A nice addition to the webs created by spiders on dew or other drugs would be xanax.

    I’m guessing that a spider on Xanax would forget to even build a web!

  3. Awesome-X
    #3. June 14th, 2007 at 6:53 pm

    They could put two spiders on the same web and give the other one some rohypnol and the other one some alcohol and see what happens…

  4. Amber
    #4. July 5th, 2007 at 11:59 pm

    I am absolutely amazed at how the web changed so much with the drug induced flies! I am a school teacher and will be using you research in my classroom. Thank you!

  5. jeremiah Johnson
    #5. August 9th, 2007 at 3:41 pm

    What are the spiders of the Adirondacks? Any poisonous species?

  6. bhaskar gorti
    #6. December 11th, 2007 at 3:29 pm

    My friend Dave does a lot of acid, you should see the webs he spins!

  7. Eddie Vanbesberk
    #7. January 5th, 2009 at 4:33 pm

    If they had the spider using crack, he wouldn’t have even made a web I bet. Just would have looked around for some more bugs filled with cocaine

  8. dee.a
    #8. March 18th, 2010 at 3:29 am

    you should put a spider on steroids he might get biger then make a really big web

  9. sam
    #9. May 11th, 2010 at 3:14 pm

    What i don’t get is why a person would want to put a spider on drugs that is harming the spider and could most likely kill the poor thing, i mean sure if you wanna agitate the spider go ahead and be the one who gets bit.

  10. Chris
    #10. May 17th, 2010 at 12:51 pm

    Sam…it is a scientific experiment I imagine. The effects of the drugs to show why we should not do the drugs. It is not a poor little thing…and unless I see video evidence of him injecting the fly and the spider eating it…I don’t buy this at all. I have seen many a spider web, and they just look like they have been catching prey in it.

    The LSD web that “he forgot an important part”…the important part is actually there, it is just a really fine web connecting them.

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