Given how big and scary (and hairy too) this spider was - is, actually, we met on sunday before last, and again last sunday, and it hasn’t moved an inch - it has to be able to give you some kind of super power when it bites you, or something. Or maybe just kill you. I swear, it’s the biggest I’ve ever seen. And just so you know, this picture was taken using super macro mode, you what that means right ? Yes, the camera almost touched it. So, who’s calling me a pussy now eh ?
Filed under: australia
C’est une situation alarmante!
I’d be careful about those spiders. I think Australia has a large percentage of wicked creatures, great and small.
beeeeeeeuuurk!
juste à cause d’Elles ça me fait flipper de venir te voir en août! Parce qu’en Calédo, elles sont assez grosses, mais pas venimeuses, alors qu’en Australie…………. :S
Brrrrrrrrrrrr
Moi j’aime pas ca du tout du tout ….
I am delighted to see that everything seems to go pretty well on your part of the continent.
Don’t get dizzy because of the upside down ‘thing’ w/ Australia ;).
And i know, it is NOT the most adequate post for my comment…
but here we go : BUUURRRK Yummi
good enough ?
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JB
would there be a chance that you found this pretty little animal in Matti’s and Allan’s place? If yes, look carefully and you’ll find many others….
Yummi !!!!
Salut Tom!
on sait que tu files le parfait amour “with your big, scary and hairy girlfriend” qui t’a complètemement englué dans ses toiles mais on aimerais connaître la suite de tes aventures chez les australopithèques …
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Berk BERK berk on nous avait dit le nombre d’araignées qu’avalait un australien pendant son sommeil en un an mais je ne me rappelle plus !!!En tout cas il n’y en a qu’une infime minorité de venimeuses, c’est rassurant…xxx