So I did like
mordyn4 suggested, and I
posted the picture of the spider from
yesterday's post on
spiderphotos. They were very friendly and incredibly enthusiastic (one person said the picture is "super cool"), and they told me that
the spider (I'm going to call it Betty from now on :P) was a female
wolf spider, and that those things on her back are her babies. Yes,
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We have lots of wolf spiders here, but they look somewhat different (yet with all the tiny spiders on her back, it's hard to tell...). *glances around frantically*
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Coatis feed on spiders, though...
O_O But do you feed on spiders? :O
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*retches* Urgh... :P
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Human hand? O_O That's not a spider, that's a MONSTER! :O
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They usually don't bite, but they're wickedly fast and therefore difficult to catch (I always tried to catch them to get them outside - not counting the one that fell on my head and woke me up when I was asleep. That one I killed out of sheer annoyance ;)
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EWWWWW!!!!
fell on my head and woke me up when I was asleep
EEEEWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!!!!! Though at least it didn't fall into your mouth. :O
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But apart from such incidents, I've gotten used to the fact that there are always spiders around - I grew up in the countryside in a house on the edge of a wood, and there's no escaping the wildlife there...
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I know, I’m weird. :)
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I looked through their pictures too. Some of the more exotic spiders are quite beautiful. Of course it helps that I know I'll probably never come across them when I'm out walking. :D The one I posted was just horrible because it was huge, and hairy, and had babies, and it had an evil smile, and I was standing only one metre away from it. O_O
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