Spider’s Trap: Sammy Spins a Silly Web
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Sammy the spider lived in a corner of the meadow. Unlike most spiders, Sammy wasn’t very spooky; he was more of a goofball.
When the other spiders spun neat, perfect webs, Sammy’s looked like spaghetti thrown against a wall.
One morning, Sammy sighed. “How will I ever catch anything if my web looks like a wiggly noodle mess?”
A Wobbly Web Idea
Instead of giving up, Sammy got creative.
“What if I build a web that’s not scary… but funny?” he thought.
He spun a web shaped like a giant smiley face. Then he made another one with zig-zag stripes that looked like a bouncy trampoline.
Birds, bugs, and even butterflies flew by, pausing to giggle.
“Nice web, Sammy!” chirped Robin.
“Looks like art!” buzzed Bumblebee.
Sammy puffed up proudly. “Maybe laughter will bring me more visitors than fear.”
The Unexpected Guests
That evening, a gang of pesky flies zipped into the meadow.
“Race you to the flowers!” one buzzed.
But WHOOSH! they zoomed right into Sammy’s trampoline web. BOING! They bounced up and down like popcorn kernels in a pan.
The flies laughed so hard they forgot to escape. “This is the funniest ride ever!”
Sammy blinked in surprise. “Wait… my trap is working?!”
Soon, more insects joined the fun, and Sammy’s silly webs became the meadow’s favorite playground.
The Cleverest Trap of All
By the end of the week, Sammy wasn’t just a spider with spaghetti webs; he was the host of the meadow’s busiest amusement park.
Butterflies fluttered through his loop-de-loops, ants tried his “sticky slide,” and even the grumpy beetle admitted, “Okay, this is fun.”
Sammy grinned. “Turns out, the best trap isn’t scary, it’s clever, kind, and a little bit silly.”
And so, Spider’s Trap wasn’t about catching prey anymore; it was about catching friends.
The End !
