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Blogger Sabina E. said...

ugghh..... once i stayed in a village in northeastern India and i went into the bathroom to take a bath... and there were two HUGE spiders near the shower faucet. I was too afraid to turn on the water so I didn't bath that day.

January 08, 2010

Blogger Sproglet said...

Argh!!!

January 08, 2010

Anonymous BugLady said...

Ah come on, look at how big and clumsy it looks... It's kind of cute. It's the golden retriever of spiders!

January 08, 2010

Blogger DanaKara said...

She's just saying hello! lol

If my poor husband saw this beauty looking at him, it'd take me a week to peel him off the ceiling.

January 08, 2010

Blogger Nervavels said...

He's adorable! I want one for my bathroom! oh wait, I share that bathroom....

January 08, 2010

Blogger Unknown said...

Nervavels, if you had that spider, I doubt many people would WANT to share your bathroom. Even if they had to go down the street to use another one!

January 09, 2010

Anonymous Anonymous said...

I think I would have to move! I would rather have a bat in my house than huge spiders.

January 09, 2010

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Ironically, seeing this spider is the very thing that would make you need toilet paper.

January 09, 2010

Blogger san said...

Ooh my my...

January 10, 2010

Blogger Unknown said...

I would run from the bathroom screaming. I don't care for spiders and especially don't like big ones!

January 10, 2010

Blogger MegM said...

I will never look at a roll of toilet paper the same way again.

January 10, 2010

Anonymous BugLady said...

BTW, I don't know the exact species, but from the shape of the legs I know it's a giant crab spider, the family is called Sparassidae.

January 10, 2010

Blogger The Forest Minstrel said...

size does NOT matter with spiders... they have 8 legs, you have two. Be grateful for the andrenal-fed glands "fight or flight" reaction because that's all that saves us! Me? I'd scream like a teenage cheerleader on helium, bat it away with whatever implement was handy and THEN run from the room.... and, yes, find a bathroom down the road from then on to use! (EW!.... and strangely cool....0,o*)

January 11, 2010

Anonymous funkymonkey said...

Well, the good news is that bites members of the Sparassidae usually aren't dangerous (read: fatal). Still, probably best to leave such a beasie be, or perhaps carefully locate it to a less critical location.

January 11, 2010

Blogger Cate said...

Please tell me what part of the world this photo is from so that I can relax. :)

January 11, 2010

Anonymous BugLady said...

That's true funkymonkey. In fact, the vast majority of spiders pose absolutely no risk at all to humans. You can get a sore red spot from a lot of them (I know from experience :p), but it's only slightly more than a handful of species that can cause actual tissue damage.

You can play with them, it's cool :p

I made a post about spider danger here, if anyone cares to read:

http://phoneutria.us/2009/12/15/lets-talk-poison/

January 11, 2010

Anonymous Anonymous said...

YAAAAAARRRRGGGHHHH!!! If I find one like that in my toilet I'll have a massive heart attack.

January 19, 2010

Blogger Unknown said...

It seems Clock Spider is moving into new territories. Is nowhere safe from it's insidious mind control powers?

January 22, 2010

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Translocate it "to a better location"???

Man, if I saw this thing, I'd sure "locate" it fast.... under my shoe! Wham! While the thing is still sitting up there looking at me.

January 24, 2010

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