Baby steps in directed intelligent design - the arachnid offspring of would-be ticks and parasitess

Given that I sometimes delve into (intervene in) the development and progression of tick and related parasitic arachnids in their breeding cycles, based on first-hand experience in visually altering the progeny of local pigeons, as proof of my theory, I venture to guess that these are some of the interesting offspring of what would otherwise have become some sort of standard tick or similar parasitic arachnid. Discovered: Thursday, July 28th, 2022, 8:30 a.m. - a Hermit Crab arachnid. Is it poisonous, I wonder? I don’t have much grounding as a collector, and I don’t quite agree with the idea of capturing rare or novel species, subsequent to a season of having nurtured the local ecology and soils with ionic minerals - given how rough life would be, with scant watering orders put in place, on top of hints at climate change, for the hotter, and since this is the summertime, I would look at some of the visually apparent biological markers of this critter - an arachnid, that it is, and appa