What sort of spider is this?
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Big and fast.
Not poisonous, although if one bit you it would take a tidy chunk out of you. Chucking a boot at it doesn't work either, it just eats it...
I'd be fighting off temptation to break out the SA80's to sort them out!
They were great for target practice. A toss up between my l96 and a camel spider......the Spider lost everytime.....(so did a camel once but that's another story)
I believe you
That's what my CO said, right before making me pay the owner for the price of a new Camel.
More than you'd expect, but I wasn't in a position to haggle him down.
It cost me about 600USD.
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I got away with 6 months living in Thailand with nothing particularly taxing to deal with.
On the LAST night of my stay I stepped into the shower and was met by this on the wall in-front of my face:
Think that is a form of giant hunstman: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huntsman_spider
Not dangerouse really.
Its centipedes in thailand you need to watch for, evil gits
And camel spiders are very interesting, not classed as a spider though, very aggresive
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It's the small ******* you have to watch out for. Big is generally for show; small is Go Time (also, let's make humans crap themselves and perhaps die a horrible, painful death).
Yeah, just back from OZ and glad to be relatively safe
Yeah, just back from OZ and glad to be relatively safe
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Camel spiders can apparently move at 10mph. That's faster than most people I know
Big and fast.
Not poisonous, although if one bit you it would take a tidy chunk out of you. Chucking a boot at it doesn't work either, it just eats it...
Then this must be payback
This thread should be closed
Why? We should embrace our eight legged brethren with open arms
