Don't talk to me about spiders! In the early days I was caught out several times by events that resembled magnitude 7+ teleseisms, only to discover that miniature daddy long legs busy spinning webs between the seismic mass and the frame. The way a spider no more than 2mm across its body can throw around a a seismic mass at least a million times heavier than itself is awesome. Cheers all arachnidphobes, Danie Overbeek. _____________________________________________________________________ Public Seismic Network Mailing List (PSN-L)
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