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The big ones are very delicate, their carapace is surprisingly thin, especially in relation to their size and weight.
My mate's aunt was an exotic dancer and she had pythons, spiders, scorpions and such, to use in her act.
A bird eating spider fell off her tit mid-act and died, leaking and twitching, right there on the stage.
It really took the edge off the sexy moment, by all accounts.
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If it was a bird eating spider, what was it doing on her tit?
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aNHK565cVe8
Just for a sense of scale
andyp
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That they are found among imported produce is one of the staple stories concerning animals:
http://www.standard.co.uk/news/london/terrifying-4inch-tarantula-found-in-bunch-of-bananas-at-camden-hospital-a3407926.html
I just read about these; I didn't realise that they are so vulnerable to falls:
https://en.aqua-fish.net/articles/caring-costa-rican-tiger-rump-tarantula