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Spider catches a snake in her Web

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The Cairns region in Queensland, Australia, the photographer Daniel Rarnton met a spider eating a snake that had caught in her Web. The snake trapped in gold tissue a spider Nephila, which attacked him immediately. Nephila spiders weave webs largest in world (over a meter in diameter), whose fibers have a characteristic golden color.

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