Jelly lets you take a picture of something, post it with a question, and get an answer from the community. It launched earlier this month. Biz Stone co-founded Twitter.

Last night, Mark Zuckerberg found something scary in his bathroom. He posted a picture of it on Jelly and got a response nine minutes later from Jelly’s COO, Kevin Thau. The spider isn’t poisonous, but it does have a nasty bite and apparently it can jump.
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