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Moonbase2 wrote:My husband had to deal with those camel spiders in Iraq. Those buggers are huge.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h8DXzjvnzPk
Just look at what they are capable of! He said they'd be marching and somebody would notice one on another guy's back, which would then be followed by panic on the guy's part, and hilarity on everyone else's.
i_amtrunks wrote:Dead Metal wrote:Well this is cool too!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huntsman_spider
I was going to say it looked like a fairly harmless Huntsman Spider.
These things are great, the amount of bugs they eat is amazing, and they are a good indicator to tell you if it is going to absolutely pour with rain, as they flee inside houses about 12 hours beforehand.
Best thing I have ever seen one do was frighten off the next door neighbours yappy terrier by rearing up against it.
the purifyer wrote:There was a decent sized one in my laundry today, crawling on the washing machine. Just a bit smaller than my outstretched hand.
Quick little bugger too.
Homer wrote:the purifyer wrote:There was a decent sized one in my laundry today, crawling on the washing machine. Just a bit smaller than my outstretched hand.
Quick little bugger too.
You call that decent sized? I'd run screaming like a little girl if I saw that in my dirty draws.
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