PHOTOGRAPHY | When The Spiders Wrapping Their Prey

My post this time is something I've never seen before, which is about a spider wrapping a prey that has just been trapped in its webs. When a small insect is trapped, the spider immediately moves very quickly around its prey horizontally and vertically while removing the thread from the back..

This type of spider has the Latin name Argiope anasuja. A few days ago I also made a post about this spider, but when it didn't move. Until it can produce sharp images. Unlike this time, because I took it when it moved fast, I had a little trouble, resulting in a less sharp image. But from this picture we can see the movement when wrapping the prey and letting it die before being eaten.

Here are some pictures, hopefully useful...