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The spider seen on the coffin of Queen Elizabeth II has become the subject of discussion on social networks.

On Monday morning, the spider became one of the most discussed topics on the social network Twitter after it was seen crawling on the coffin of Queen Elizabeth II. Millions of people following the funeral of the monarch through social networks did not miss the details.

As the Queen’s coffin rolled into Westminster Abbey, an arachnid was seen passing through a note placed on the flowers next to the wreath. Soon, the images began to circulate, causing many comments.

“Anyone else noticed a little spider crawling in the flower arrangement of the queen’s coffin?” commented one of the netizens. Others have described the insect as “the luckiest spider in the world.”

Author: morning Post
Source: CM Jornal

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