What do you think happened to these trees? And do you know where in Pakistan this happened? (Hint: No, it was not an Umreekan or Sahooni sazish!)
I suspect some of you have seen these pictures already and know. But even if some do, maybe others would also be interested in finding out. Wanna guess?
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We have been uncaring to our environment and that will only increase our troubles.
As Whole Land is wet and mostly submerged in water … so spiders find their safe heaven on trees actually its a God Gift for in sense that Stagnant Water is now home Mosquitoes and to counter that these Spiders Nets are helping to eliminate mosquitoes…what u think guys?
I have seen this in Punjab very aften and the trees which were involved in this kind of display were kekar or acasia trees. I could be wrong but I am sure this is in Punjab.
Same thing that happened to Pakistan. got entangled in a web.
It looks like gypsy moth caterpillar nests gone wild. Though I am not sure they are found in Pk.