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Yes, in some locations they are closer to swarming over the ground.
by nanomonkey 6y ago
Yes, in some locations they are closer to swarming over the ground.
- arthurcolle 6y agoDid you interact with them at all? How was that? My arachnophobic morbid curiosity has reached a new level just now
- nanomonkey 6y agoAs kids we would catch them and keep them in jars for a few days, then release them again. We also caught king snakes and fed them blue belly lizards...which may lead you to understand our fear response with wild animals. They are pretty gentle as far as things go.
- dreamcompiler 6y agoIn Texas 100 years ago tarantulas used to be so thick crossing highways that cars had to stop. I haven't seen reports of quite that many in the last few decades. These are always males looking for mates. They are venomous but rarely bite and their venom is no more dangerous to people than a bee sting (i.e. it can be dangerous if you're allergic). They make good pets although wild-caught ones don't live long.