What is it like to walk with cobwebs on your face?

I came to a small city, the ecological environment is unusually good, and the population is not large. So the experience began to increase more, and I would encounter it when walking, on a bicycle, and in my roomAt first, there will be a feeling of nausea in the bottom of my heart, and I will stop to see if the spider has touched my body, and then pat my clothes clean. Later, when you get used to it, the experience becomes almost like a leaf falling on your face, wave your sleeves, and move on...Suddenly, I felt that my mentality had changed.

As long as there are no spiders on the spider's web, it's actually nothing. At present, the spiders in China are relatively small, especially in the cities, there are not too many harmful and poisonous spiders. But it's different abroad, like Australia, where spiders can be seen may be as big as a palm.

So, as long as it's in China, it's okay to occasionally encounter some spider silk, just wipe your face.

Generally speaking, yes, small spiders spit out silk and follow the wind, and large spiders build webs to catch insects, and they are easy to bump into while walking...That day, I also saw a caterpillar on the tree, spit silk hanging down, like a big tree fishing. In winter, insects are less active, and the low temperature does not seem to be conducive to spider webs, and the wind is often swishing, and spider silk is so fragile that it is easy to be blown away by the wind.

Especially in the summer, when you wake up in the morning, there are often some tiny spider silks that sparkle and sparkle in the gentle morning sun. If you don't pay attention, you'll be confused. Spider silk in high places may hang on your face, and spider silk in low places may hang on your arms, calves, ankles, etc. It's annoying.

Often when walking, especially in sparsely populated places at night, you will feel that there is something like spider silk falling on the **, which you can't see with your eyes but there is something, you can pinch it up with your hands, not only in places with many plants, but also occasionally float to your face on the empty street.

I was deeply touched! When I encounter this situation again today, I don't understand why other people don't feel it! I used my hand to pry the air in front of me twice, and I was able to remove it, which means that it was a real net! Everyone around me said they didn't feel it! The point is that a group of people walk together, and I feel that way.