Floods that swamped parts of Pakistan last summer created millions of unusual refugees – spiders. Now the British government has creepy photos showing the trees blanketed by spiderwebs.

The unprecedented flooding in Pakistan in the latter half of ... With more than a fifth of the country submerged, millions of spiders climbed into trees to escape the rising floodwaters.

Millions of spiders have crawled into trees in Pakistan to escape flood waters, shrouding them with their silky webs. The eye-catching phenomenon is an unexpected side-effect of last year's ...

A few weeks after water from the devastating floods in Pakistan began to recede ... In the absence of people, spiders had taken up residence in the trees to escape the floodwaters, creating ...

Spiders in Pakistan are out of control. They covered thousands of trees in their web all over the country. Leaving a surreal landscape where, instead of plants, cotton candy is growing.

The Spider Trees of Pakistan - DivineCaroline. In July 2010, the Sindh region of Pakistan suffered horrible flooding. Since then, the waters haven't receded, which has created an abundance of ...

A province first pledged to plant 1 billion trees in 2015. The initiative was so successful that the country is now in the midst of a 'Ten Billion Tree Tsunami’ to fight climate change.