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spider with beelike abdomen?
i squished a spider with an abdomen that looked like a bee. it had tan coloured legs but its abdomen looked as though it’d been spliced with a bee. it looked like it had a sting, but no wings, just spidery legs, 8 of them. its legs were probably the length of about 1 inch each
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- daniel gLv 73 years ago
There are a number of spiders that can mimic other bugs, or even vegetation for camouflage.
One spider even takes on the look of bird poop.
Shame you squished the poor thing, likely a harmless spider.
I would probably have kept it until I could identify it and read a little about it.
Spiders don't have stingers, they have spinnerets. some few have soft ovipositers that might look like a stinger or tail,too soft to pierce skin though.
Source(s): Been around spiders 50 years.