Nazca Spider

Peru / Ica / Palpa /

Nazca Lines, geoglyph

Like some other Nazca animal symbols, the spider has an entry line and an exit line, permitting a walk along the entire object without crossing a line.

www.crystalinks.com/nazca.html

Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nazca_Lines

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Coordinates: 14°41'38"S 75°7'20"W

Comments

PRK (guest)PRK (guest)

2.акатанги

14 years ago | reply | hide comment
lqchiatlqchiat

Who draw it??????????????

13 years ago | reply | hide comment
Cesare Baroni Urbani (guest)Cesare Baroni Urbani (guest)

Everything OK except that this is not a spider. It is an ant, See explanation at http://www.videlicet.it/Cesare_Baroni_Urbani_publications/famous-nazca-spider-geoglyph-is-an-ant-not-spider/

7 years ago | reply | hide comment
bubnilkabubnilka

'Spider' is the traditional name of this geoglyph, and it looks like an ant not more than a spider - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spider

7 years ago | reply | hide comment
Jc (guest)Jc (guest)

Ants have 6 legs spiders have 8

6 years ago | reply | hide comment

Geoglyph 1 km
Geoglyph 1.4 km
Geoglyph 2.8 km
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Nazca Desert 6.9 km
Geoglyph 7.4 km
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Nazca Line 11 km
Electric Power Distribution Lines 33 km
Ica Region 72 km

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