Chee! Chee!
In the lush green forest, hidden within a thick branch of a towering tree, there was a nest made of feathers and twigs.
Inside it, a dozen fledgling orioles extended their not yet fully developed necks, eagerly chirping as if waiting for the female bird to feed them.
The brilliant sunlight, passing through the gaps of dense leaves, cast upon these colorful little creatures, forming small patches of light, making their feathers even more dazzling.
However, what their eager soft cries enticed was not the female bird with food, but an unfeeling hunter who planned to feast on them.
Accompanied by a rustling crawling sound.
A giant black spider, at least a meter long, was already perched on the trunk above the nest and approached the fledglings slowly.
At this moment, whether it was the venom that began to secrete profusely from the giant spider's large pincers, or the reflections of the little orioles in the eight single eyes aligned neatly on its head.
