Switch Spiders Strange offshoots of evolution sometimes occur when the selective pressure of developed society is the driving force. One particular oddity arose when a rather large subspecies of spider that had previously been an insectivore developed a mutualistic relationship with bacteria living in the bottoms of human dressers and the backs of closets. This particular strain of bacteria had evolved novel enzymes for digesting lint and stray fibers. Ostensibly found on the indoor insects the spiders had previously subsisted on, the bacteria had adapted to the acerbic internal stomachs of the spiders, which subsequently allowed the spiders to forgo insecSwitch Spiders by ~Kattuccino
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on "Luminary". I'm glad you like it. 
