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The weather is warming and the smaller creatures that inhabit my house are too
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cute little fella.
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smaller creatures that inhabit my house
Nope nope nope nope nope
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You’d like the geckos. The hairy lady above does...
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I like my place critter-free, except for my dog obviously
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photo my own
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Oh now she’s pretty. Mine was still eating so I wasn’t keen to disturb...
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My gif for every time someone post a friend that got
in their house...
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Looks like some sort of funnel spider.
Pretty cool colors!
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Huntsman spider. The fancy name is Triantiwontigontalope.
Funnel Web spiders live in holes in the ground.
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That’s a common misconception. The common household spider, hobo spider, and lots of spiders are funnel-web spiders.
The genus Tegenaria consists of many funnel-web spiders - many of which do not live in holes in the ground.
The huntsman spider looks remarkably similar to the European Giant house spider apparently.
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Where the heck do you live that there are Huntsmen in and around your house??
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Australia