My Critter Catcher - Spider and Insect Catcher

For two weeks I stayed comfortably in my spot in the corner between the ceiling and the wall.It was warm, there was a bundle of delicious food wrapped and stored within my nest.My feet, all eight of them, felt the vibrations of sound throughout the day and into the night until the silence of darkness settled and I felt free to roam, always to return to my home at the first hint of light.It was there that I slept deeply except during the several daily rituals of the giant who insisted upon staring at me to be sure that I stayed in one place.The poor thing appeared to have lost some legs, six of them, probably in the last molt.Now the giant had only two.She seemed to be a gentle giant who meant me no harm.Everything was fine, we coexisted well until I made that huge mistake:I gave in to an urge to travel.I became a vagabond in search of adventure.My wanderlust caused the giant to become unnecessarily afraid.Probably because she had heard rumors from other giants who weren't so kind.They told her of my painful bites whichI SWEAR I never do unless someone or something tries to harm me.I am shy.It makes me sad to be so misunderstood.The giant's thoughts were easy to read.She was more worried about her dog than about herself, so I guess I can understand what happened next.There I was, on my carefree adventure, having traveled all the way across the ceiling to the edge of another wall.I'd just stopped to rest, it was then that the giant approached to look at me apologetically, timidly.Then, I was suddenly encapsulated, cradled by a soft, comforting whiteness.Transported in time and space.It was the weirdest feeling I have ever experienced.Strangely surreal yet not bad.I floated through space, flew without effort until I found myself outside amongst the trees.The encapsulating whiteness was gone and I was in a new world full of possibilities and new sources of food.It must have been a dream. A good dream.My life is better because of that dream which showed me that there are humans who are my friends and who will not hurt me just because they can, because I am small, ormerely because I exist.I wouldn't mind having that dream again someday.One day in the future, when my spiderlings are still too small to go out into the world, I will tell them this story as I tuck them into their tiny beds to sleep and dream the best of dreams.

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No joke this saved my life.I am terrified of spiders, but don't kill them so it would take me SO long to work up the courage to get a cup, get a piece of paper, trap the spider and let it outside.. like I would want to cryNow I just use this stick, I don't have to get anywhere close to the spider and I can relocate it with ease.The bristles don't hurt the bugs, including bees or wasps that may get inside, and they eject them outdoors where they belongI can't recommend this enough

Easy to use...better than the ones with shorter handles, this one reaches high places and is soft on little critters.

We use this to humanely catch and release any insect. I've even caught bees flying in the air! We will always use this product in the future!