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six months ago in Pakistan and not remember it rained. In fact in one week fell the same amount of water that is expected for an entire decade.
human affections were millions, but the animals also were forced to fight for their survival. And that is part of the explanation of the photo you can in this blog.
These trees, completely coated web, served as "Castaway Island" thousands of these spiders, they were forced to escape the rain by climbing trees.
Since then, huge colonies of spiders have taken over the tops of the trees (located near a lake) and have not gone down to the ground.
Now, as I can read the bottom of the picture, the bizarre behavior of arthropods has been a small blessing for the inhabitants of the area, called Sindh.
And this unusual phenomenon has helped the mosquitoes descend in numbers, as many are caught by the huge fabric almost immediately after leaving the water, after nymphal stage.
result? A steep decline in the risk of malaria for the locals. And in this case it is true the old saying: "There is an ill wind that blows no good."
The photo and the explanation I found on Flickr
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Photos courtesy of Russell Watkins / Department for International Development 
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