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kennydra - 2010-10-27

exrtra


chumbucket - 2010-10-27

eXrtra


garcet71283 - 2010-10-27

What is with the size of these things? I thought bugs this big were only supposed to live in tropical regions. I no longer feel safe in my hemisphere.


Sudan no1 - 2010-10-27

Now you know why they stay inside and draw porn all day.


Adham Nu'man - 2010-10-27

Southern Japan IS a tropical region.


Rodents of Unusual Size - 2010-10-27

GAH

WHY ISN'T IT BEING KILLED WITH FIRE?


Mother Lumper - 2010-10-27

I've seen orb weavers in the Eastern US that large, big deal.


Stopheles - 2010-10-27

To say nothing of the Midwest.

And it's an orb-weaver - show me a video of a portia spider half the size, and I'd throw my laptop out a window due to panic reflex.


Dread Pirate Roberts - 2010-10-27

I had one of these living outside my childhood home in the Southern US too. It was probably about that big. Orb-weavers are awesome. Look them up. Most, if not all, are completely non-poisonous.


Old_Zircon - 2010-10-27

Yeah, I grew up in Eastern Masachusetts and we have mantids and spiders just like that. The spiders are just slightly smaller, but only slightly.


Binro the Heretic - 2010-10-27

We have a few varieties of these lovelies here in the Florida/Alabama region. I always loved finding one of their webs when I was a kid. The spiders look like they're crafted by jewelers and the webs are always enormous glittering cathedrals of silk.

Sadly, their numbers have taken a hit due to a boom in the spider wasp population. The wolf spiders are declining as well. :(


Squeamish - 2010-10-28

Yeah, the wasps are what you really need to fear in Japan.

There are varieties that can melt flesh and are the size of your goddamned thumb.


mudl - 2010-10-27

すげ!これ


The Mothership - 2014-10-31

Bout as big as a good-sized hobo, which are common around Oregon and my garage in particular.


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