People are watching American TV shows, and they are also watching American-style iaido.

Gasps of astonishment followed one after another, as was perfectly natural.

The reason the employees acted this way was mainly because of the spider itself.

Those experts who were unfamiliar with Ding Ze and had only seen related reports online and on television were more concerned about how quickly the spider had been frozen solid...

What kind of unbelievable and evil method is this?

How exactly did Ding Ze manage to do that?

The experts were dumbfounded and completely stunned.

Ding Ze ignored her, smiled, and said to Janet, "Ms. Austin, you can take the picture now."

Janet, who was staring blankly at the giant spider, blinked when she heard this, snapped out of her daze, smiled brightly, and obediently did as she was told. She picked up her camera, took a few steps closer to the giant spider, and started snapping photos.

The sound of the shutter clicking brought the experts back to reality.

next second.

The experts made a brilliant, unanimous choice: to set aside Ding Ze's terrifying presence and decisively approach the giant spider to begin their study.

after all.

This opportunity is so unique that it cannot be described as merely one-of-a-kind; it is a once-in-a-lifetime chance.

Experts are all researchers, so how could they miss such a great opportunity?

It's important to understand that the academic achievements resulting from the discovery of such a massive creature are no joke.

Of course, that's assuming they survive to return to America. (End of Chapter)

Chapter 381 The Gu Insects Display Their Power, The Spider's Lair

There's a saying that goes, if you see one cockroach in your house, you probably already have a lot of cockroaches in your house.

This saying is also very fitting for this forest.

Just as everyone's attention was focused on the frozen giant spider on the ground...

Sudden.

The large canopy above rustled, and then, strands of spider silk shot down towards the crowd.

Ding Ze reacted quickly, reaching out to pull Janet over. At the same time, he released all the remaining Gu worms, ordering them to fly upwards and attack the spiders above.

next second.

Seeing that an employee was about to fire, Ding Ze decisively shouted, "Don't fire, I'll handle this."

Ding Ze is the boss, and since the boss said so, we have no choice but to comply.

The employees had no choice but to dodge hastily while switching from guns to knives.

Everything happened very quickly.

In the blink of an eye, an unfortunate botanist was struck by a spider web and then swept upwards by it.

"Ah~~ Help me~~" The botanist had never experienced anything like this before and was immediately terrified, screaming incessantly.

Upon seeing this, Ding Ze immediately raised his gun and fired at the spider silk above the botanist.

It hits the bullseye every time; that's how awesome it is.

Thump thump thump thump~~

The spider silk was severed, and the botanist screamed as he fell heavily to the ground, suffering a severe fall, but at least he survived for the time being.

Ding Ze wasted no time. He had just told his employees not to fire because he was worried that the Gu worms would be accidentally injured. Now, knowing the location of the Gu worms, he turned his gun, pulled the trigger, and sprayed the already densely packed spider silk.

To be honest, Ding Ze was genuinely surprised.

The length and resilience of these spider silks are simply exaggerated, bordering on absurd.

Thump thump thump thump~~~

With his 100% accuracy, Ding Ze saved several more unlucky guys in the blink of an eye.

At this time.

The worms were all in position and launched their attack.

In no time, no more spider silk shot down, and at the same time, one after another, huge spiders crashed down.

See this.

No one dared to linger; they all moved close to the big tree to avoid being crushed to death.

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Boom boom boom.

Several large spiders landed, their impact causing the ground to tremble.

A short while later, the dust settled, and no more spiders fell or any more spider silk was shot down.

It seems there should be no danger for the time being.

Ding Ze smiled, took out a cigarette, lit one, and then led Janet toward the only living, but paralyzed, giant spider.

Spiders, to be honest, are really ugly, or rather, really scary.

"Why do you think they're so big?" Ding Ze asked the more lively zoologist after taking a quick look.

The zoologist scratched his head, not daring to speak carelessly. "Boss, wait a moment, let me determine the age of this spider first."

Ding Ze had no objection and waited quietly, deliberately not reminding the spider that it was still alive and had not died.

Without delay, the zoologist squatted down and began to examine the animal with utmost care.

In a sense, animals are like trees... Just as you can deduce the age of a tree by examining its rings, the same applies to animals.

Before long, the zoologist was shocked to discover, "Good heavens, this spider is over sixty years old!! This is unreasonable, spiders don't live that long!"

Hear the words.

Having been somewhat frightened, Diamond, now barely calmed down, suddenly felt a surge of joy and asked Ding Ze with anticipation in his eyes, "Could these spiders have all eaten those life-extending flowers? Like that giant python from before?"

Upon hearing this, Ding Ze smiled and looked at Diamond, "That's possible. If that's the case, we should be able to find some clues here."

Diamond was excited and grinned from ear to ear.

Ding Ze didn't waste any more words and turned to the zoologists, saying, "You all get back to what you're doing and get this done as soon as possible."

Then, Ding Ze instructed several team leaders, "Take your men and explore the surrounding area. Report any strange things you find immediately."

Not long after.

Everyone was busy with their own tasks.

Ding Ze didn't leave. He and Janet found a place to sit down and took the opportunity to eat something and drink some water.

After taking a few sips of water, Margaret exclaimed with great emotion, "The Amazon rainforest truly lives up to its name. Seeing these things with my own eyes is like a dream."

"Haha, exciting, right?" Ding Ze asked with a laugh.

Margaret smiled and nodded. "It was indeed exciting."

Since the four of them had nothing better to do, they started chatting.

Time flies.

Several zoologists took photos, conducted examinations, and made records.

Done.

Ding Ze didn't delay. He reached for an employee, grabbed a shotgun, walked over to the paralyzed giant spider, aimed at its head, and pulled the trigger.

Bang, bang, bang!

After firing several shots that smashed the giant spider's head beyond recognition, Ding Ze smiled broadly.

Just then, the walkie-talkie crackled to life, and a team leader reported, "Boss, you need to come and check this place. We think we've found the lair of those giant spiders."

"Direction?" Ding Ze asked crisply upon hearing this.

"Southeast direction..." the team leader quickly gave a detailed response.

About three minutes later.

Ding Ze and his group began to move.

After walking for about ten minutes, they arrived at their destination, and immediately Ding Ze and the others saw the 'livehouse' that the captain had mentioned.

Here, towering trees stood densely packed, almost touching each other.

Beneath the canopies of the large trees, there were interconnected, astonishingly large, dense, and complete spider webs.

These spider webs are layered on top of each other, numbering at least dozens.

Above the spider web, there were mummy after mummy, completely wrapped in spider silk... Roughly speaking, there were at least a hundred mummies.

In other words, at least a hundred people have been killed by those giant spiders over the years.

Of course, there should actually be more.

Ding Ze was a little lost in thought, wondering about something... those spiders were so huge, would there be enough to feed just a hundred or so people? Wouldn't they starve to death?