Just serviced a boiler and came across one of these, pretty tiny compared to the real black widow and doesn't have the markings at the bottom but still scary stuff, still getting shivers from it!!
These are from the UK, i live in the south of england where they came over from the canary island i think in some bananas over 100 years ago, i get these a lot in my flat, there is 1 under my bed but im not bothered by it,
i left my old bed mattress out in the back garden for 4 waiting for the local rubbish collectors, 4 days later i found 4 or 5 flase Widow spiders clinging on to them, didnt know which species they were, had never seen them before in the UK
im from dorset, i've had one in my bathroom for about a year, infact just this morning locked a big fly in the bathroom and watched it fly right into the web. i've named him keith for laughs.
this is actually a male black widow has really no venom considered danergous to a human i can tell this is a male because of the white -ish markings on its back.
there was a guy at the store who got bit by one of these and he put it into a container to show the doctors. lol he stopped by the stoor to buy some food 1st- eventualy i found out it was my friends dad and he didnt go to the hospital. but major swelling did occur. and i told myself this couldnt be a black widow otherwise he'd be dead or close to it. i didnt know about these false black widows. nice vid. looked exactly like it.
@droidekalane er no its not, I have seen many black widows in Texas and this is not a true black widow and black widow spiders are not actually that big
@chelly63 its called a false black widow we have theme in uk some guy recently got bit 10 times on the neck wile out shoppin its all over the news and we have them all over cornwall at bottom of the uk
@dyrdek2011 Yes I know its a false black widow, I was responding to droidekalane who was saying it was actually a true black widow spider, of which I have seen a fair few in Texas and this is not one. Also the false black widow is not now just seen in the south west of England, due to the overall change in climate its now been seen up here in East Anglia, a friend found one in her bedroom,must say that they are pretty mean looking
There's one in my room above my bed right now. It's 2:30am in England now and I don't wanna wake my mum and say there's a black widow in the house cuz she's terrified of spiders.
I don't know what to do! It went in the lower corner of my room and it might come back tomorrow!
It had like a red T marking on its butt and the butt had a black/red glow when it was dangling down in my room with my light reflecting through it!
Mixed comments on here... The false widow can be dangerous but not deadly. It is only those that are allergic to the venom that it will be dangerous to. I unfortunately have seen hundreds of these spiders on the south coast. If you see one kill it! They spread like wildfire and if you see one you will probably have loads more close by!
The false widow spiders are not dangerous!! The person who got bitten, went to hospital due to an alleric reaction to the venom. Just like people who are allergic to bee venom, some people can be allergic to a certain species of spider venom. If you were to get bitten by this spider, the area around the bite will be a little tender and swollen. Nothing to worry about.
Was clearing out my garage the other day when i came across a few of these little buggers, not very nice looking things gotta say but, oh well their squished now so its okays!
these things are rare.... Never seen one... and im happy, because i can lie on the floor knowing nothing where i live is toxic... plus if this thing bit you, you wouldn't really die...
and finally it not a L. geometricus as i have commented before since they have a an orange hourglass on the abdomen. I guess all the time cae up to this speciment was a steatoda grossa .
it is not a malmignate (Latrodectus tredecimguttatus) sine it makes irregural messy web and the markings are all red but the brown widow does not make a totally meshy web but forming like a tend (not a cyrtophora as well - have a colony of them in my garden amazing story near a fence amazing sight ) . I guess spiders dominate my garden...and its obvious spiders are everywhere (if you are a good observer - expert its true)
there are 3 of them in my garden exactly the same black to brownish with a white stripe and white markings near wood piles and at the garage ceiling. Ilive n south greece in athens (north suburbs - pendeli region). It is a steatoda brown widow. if settled at their nest there is no fear of them. Actually every year i see enough of them making a web more like a tend with a a retreat hall where they stay probably for 2 years.... never found one indoors so no need to be afraid
Yes definetley a false widow. I live on the Isle of Wight and our house is infested with the blighters( in fact we rarely see other spiders indoors) . But they are not aggressive. Where do you live?
I have lots of these actualy beautiful spiders around in the house they are very shy and show therself very rarely it is now the time that they will look for warm places to stay so you maybe see more in your windows frames or some in your bedrooms!I find one last year in my toilet it was actually on the run very fast under the seat and when I was about to flush I realised it mus have come from the ceiling on a string and down behind my back into the toilet lol!
I got one under my sofa and it had eaten a bunch of other spider eggs I left there before. I didnt want to grab it cos I though it was Black Widow -like and probably agressive. Meant to be common in the South West. They are UK natives I think. Think of Adders in comparison to Diamondback rattle snakes.
These spiders recently arrived in the UK , they are not deadly there bite is similar to the sting of a wasp and all these hospital - ised people you hear about have allergic reactions.
I was bitten by one of these in my Derbyshire Garden in Summer of 2008; An unpleasant experience, (and one I wouldn't recommend) but allegedly insufficient of toxins, to kill.
Yes, we do get them. I live in south east England too and especially this time of year, I've seen them hanging from doorways and in corners. If they don't come near me, I don't kill them, but if I see one too close for comfort, I get the shoe...
Um did you know that a BABY Black Widow spider DOES have white stripes on it's back?! Are you people dumb?! I keep black widows as pets, they baby black widow has white stripes on it's back and they gradually fade as they get older. God...people are so ignorant.
Black widows are not usually aggressive unless defending fertilized eggs. But are you sure that isn't a nymph (immature) black widow? Show me the other side and I will believe you.
Yes, I know they arent aggressive, I keep them as pets and research them. And since I am not the owner of the video or this particular spider, I sure as hell cant show you the other side now can I? It could very well be a baby black widow, which I have caught many of. They have white markings on their back, such as this one, and do not have a red hour glass on their stomachs yet, until the white markings go away, then the hour glass appears.
ok... your ALL crazy, its a freaking spider, who in this holy planet would give a damn if it was a frickin' black, or false widow spider, ive found BILLIONS of spiders exactly like it, besides allwidows have a red hourglass on the bottom of its abdomin!
It is a False Black Widow or comman Australian house spider (cuboard spider). This is a small one but very active, the larger one's can bite it won't kill you but you would need medical help as they have been known to cause infections related to bites. i have a pet one it's the size of a two pound coin with a body the size of a five pence piece but its getting old now. wont last much longer. thaks for the vid.
Yes that is a false widow spider they vary in darkness of colour & some have almost no markings apart from a white/cream half crescent marking on the front of the abdomen. Not dangerous although will cause some discomfort if bitten & those cases where people have ended up in hospital like someone who lives just a few miles away from me have been allergic to such bites etc. I live on the south coast of england & catch these regularly in my house, was bitten 3 times in one night but not since.
i have done a couple hours of research and found out that these spiders are not as bad as u think like the real black widow. these spiders are as harmless as daddy long legs spiders. just leave them alone
They are not as harmless at all, infact i have been bitten on the arm and i ended up in hospital with blood pressure problems and it ended up causing my body to have problems with potassium and i now have a rare disease hyperkalaemic periodic paralysis which they think was brought on by the spider bite. Also i there have been news reports about these spiders and plenty of bite reports too!
Bull**it as harmless as daddy long legs. Has a daddy long legs ever put a woman on a life support machine?? Because that what a false widows did too a woman!
That's actually a myth. They can bite you, but they're not venomous at allll. I was gutted when I found out, I always laughed at them for being so useless, now I'm scared of them haha.
Yes they are here I confirm!have them outside my windows nesting (about 5 to 6 nest per windows wich I'm determind to destroy soon as possible!have found one false widow under toilet seat caught it in a glass took pics. and released it.
probably is latrodectus geometricus the false black widow. If the web is not a mess but rather a web sheet and not very tough its not a black widow either. The white stripe across the abdomen close to the kephalothorax and the geometric markings below the belly visible (as it stands under the web) And its not fully black its black and brown lives 2 years and can last a mild winter...(live in Greece)
I live in nice france. I have a large palm tree in it is a spider that looks jet black, just like a black widow however on the top of its back abdomen it has a white or cream coloured crown which goes all the way around with a kind of sideways mosiac double Y pattern in the middle leading to an orange spot which is on the top side the middle. Most unusual. I have some photos I would love for someone to identify it for me.
@natty777 Hi, I am trying to identify a spider that i found in a punnet of grapes from sainsburys, please take a look at it on my channel and tell me if it is anything like your spider, regards Jim.
Ahh its got a triangle on it's back and if you got a better picture you would see another below it - it has actually got three but the 3rd isn't normally clearly visible. This spider is a cellar spider - Steatoda Grossa, its not the false widow from the canaries that has gotten a reputation of late as a biting spider even though this spider can and does bite. S.Nobilis is only found in parts of the UK, this one you have here is found quite widespread. S.Nobilis has a mosaic pattern on its back.
i hate spiders, Once i went to bed and a spider crawl on my face and i woke up it was big then a 50 coin peace . it was horrbile ,Is there many like this one in our county ? xx
Floats like a butterfly, stings like a bee, and looks like a black widow.. Actually it's just a fly in fancy dress!!
DanielSonHud 4 days ago
I got one in my house in the landing...
89cromer 1 week ago
Just serviced a boiler and came across one of these, pretty tiny compared to the real black widow and doesn't have the markings at the bottom but still scary stuff, still getting shivers from it!!
MrPio345 1 month ago
got one bout 4m from me at the momment lol but in all truth they aint gunna kill you nobodys been killed by spiders for the past 50 years
spearoUK 2 months ago
and i'm scared to go to bed now D:
TheRandomstuffmedia 3 months ago
a kid in my town was bitten by one of these recently
TheRandomstuffmedia 3 months ago
there was one at work today =o
GeneticLegacy665 4 months ago
i just found one in my hallway today i live in dorset. been looking on the net today and they are becoming more common in the UK
weymouthrich 5 months ago
The bite from these are not good, blister, hot and cold swets for two days and I still have the bite marks from three weeks ago
jugman80 5 months ago
These are from the UK, i live in the south of england where they came over from the canary island i think in some bananas over 100 years ago, i get these a lot in my flat, there is 1 under my bed but im not bothered by it,
lowloulou 6 months ago
i left my old bed mattress out in the back garden for 4 waiting for the local rubbish collectors, 4 days later i found 4 or 5 flase Widow spiders clinging on to them, didnt know which species they were, had never seen them before in the UK
smistry93 6 months ago
@miltonatchet Why not just put it out the window?
zZHighTimeZz 7 months ago
im from dorset, i've had one in my bathroom for about a year, infact just this morning locked a big fly in the bathroom and watched it fly right into the web. i've named him keith for laughs.
bushisatwat 7 months ago
this is actually a male black widow has really no venom considered danergous to a human i can tell this is a male because of the white -ish markings on its back.
2704heatherwolf 7 months ago
THumbs up if the music made you nervous in watching the rest of the video! XO
Tacoarmor 7 months ago
The spiders all like - "I'mma eatchu when i get outta this, bitch >:D"
Diligentdicerz 8 months ago
So if you think it's called a False Widow, why did you decide to call it a False Black Widdow? Because it's more dramatic?
It's like saying "I think the right name is a cold, but I decided to call it cancer"
DownhillAllTheWay 8 months ago
there was a guy at the store who got bit by one of these and he put it into a container to show the doctors. lol he stopped by the stoor to buy some food 1st- eventualy i found out it was my friends dad and he didnt go to the hospital. but major swelling did occur. and i told myself this couldnt be a black widow otherwise he'd be dead or close to it. i didnt know about these false black widows. nice vid. looked exactly like it.
MonsterSlayer14 8 months ago
Thats actually a black widow spider!
droidekalane 9 months ago
@droidekalane er no its not, I have seen many black widows in Texas and this is not a true black widow and black widow spiders are not actually that big
chelly63 1 week ago
@chelly63 its called a false black widow we have theme in uk some guy recently got bit 10 times on the neck wile out shoppin its all over the news and we have them all over cornwall at bottom of the uk
dyrdek2011 1 week ago
@dyrdek2011 Yes I know its a false black widow, I was responding to droidekalane who was saying it was actually a true black widow spider, of which I have seen a fair few in Texas and this is not one. Also the false black widow is not now just seen in the south west of England, due to the overall change in climate its now been seen up here in East Anglia, a friend found one in her bedroom,must say that they are pretty mean looking
chelly63 1 week ago
@chelly63 i found one myself in st ives cornwall where i live nasty looking things
dyrdek2011 1 week ago
Thats actuallya black widow spider!
droidekalane 9 months ago
There's one in my room above my bed right now. It's 2:30am in England now and I don't wanna wake my mum and say there's a black widow in the house cuz she's terrified of spiders.
I don't know what to do! It went in the lower corner of my room and it might come back tomorrow!
It had like a red T marking on its butt and the butt had a black/red glow when it was dangling down in my room with my light reflecting through it!
I DON'T KNOW WHAT TO DO!
xDan92 10 months ago
its coming to me???? i live in poland an i never see a black widow spider...
youmother2905 10 months ago
it's in my room i don't know what to do
mexika84 10 months ago
omg im acctually shitting it
lewishill300 11 months ago
Mixed comments on here... The false widow can be dangerous but not deadly. It is only those that are allergic to the venom that it will be dangerous to. I unfortunately have seen hundreds of these spiders on the south coast. If you see one kill it! They spread like wildfire and if you see one you will probably have loads more close by!
grahamwilson25 1 year ago
The false widow spiders are not dangerous!! The person who got bitten, went to hospital due to an alleric reaction to the venom. Just like people who are allergic to bee venom, some people can be allergic to a certain species of spider venom. If you were to get bitten by this spider, the area around the bite will be a little tender and swollen. Nothing to worry about.
DeltaconnectPilot 1 year ago
They won't send you to the hospital
dallasdrummer 1 year ago
Was clearing out my garage the other day when i came across a few of these little buggers, not very nice looking things gotta say but, oh well their squished now so its okays!
xMoTionZRipSawx 1 year ago
@xMoTionZRipSawx nice take um out
ViridZebra 1 year ago
these things are rare.... Never seen one... and im happy, because i can lie on the floor knowing nothing where i live is toxic... plus if this thing bit you, you wouldn't really die...
ibyOFshieldz 1 year ago
@ibyOFshieldz you are wrong these can be deadly.
ryotaryuu 1 year ago
@ryotaryuu *can be* *Never seen one* *Not worried* :)
ibyOFshieldz 1 year ago
i thought false widows were harmless
qwertyuiopz123 1 year ago
i don't mind spiders but if i find one on my room i'm putting my boots on
JoshMufc101 1 year ago
and finally it not a L. geometricus as i have commented before since they have a an orange hourglass on the abdomen. I guess all the time cae up to this speciment was a steatoda grossa .
gfanarakos 1 year ago
it is not a malmignate (Latrodectus tredecimguttatus) sine it makes irregural messy web and the markings are all red but the brown widow does not make a totally meshy web but forming like a tend (not a cyrtophora as well - have a colony of them in my garden amazing story near a fence amazing sight ) . I guess spiders dominate my garden...and its obvious spiders are everywhere (if you are a good observer - expert its true)
gfanarakos 1 year ago
there are 3 of them in my garden exactly the same black to brownish with a white stripe and white markings near wood piles and at the garage ceiling. Ilive n south greece in athens (north suburbs - pendeli region). It is a steatoda brown widow. if settled at their nest there is no fear of them. Actually every year i see enough of them making a web more like a tend with a a retreat hall where they stay probably for 2 years.... never found one indoors so no need to be afraid
gfanarakos 1 year ago
Hilarious! Just caught one in my bathroom! I'm going to post this clip to my Facebook and watch everyone unfriend me! :o)
JohnnyCleggUK 1 year ago
Yes definetley a false widow. I live on the Isle of Wight and our house is infested with the blighters( in fact we rarely see other spiders indoors) . But they are not aggressive. Where do you live?
pme96 2 years ago
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SWGTC 2 years ago
you got a widow there
Protojoe912 2 years ago
Hello!
I have lots of these actualy beautiful spiders around in the house they are very shy and show therself very rarely it is now the time that they will look for warm places to stay so you maybe see more in your windows frames or some in your bedrooms!I find one last year in my toilet it was actually on the run very fast under the seat and when I was about to flush I realised it mus have come from the ceiling on a string and down behind my back into the toilet lol!
meriembarratt 2 years ago
I got one under my sofa and it had eaten a bunch of other spider eggs I left there before. I didnt want to grab it cos I though it was Black Widow -like and probably agressive. Meant to be common in the South West. They are UK natives I think. Think of Adders in comparison to Diamondback rattle snakes.
Tomorer 2 years ago
i found one in the gym shower in Emeryville, CA. (Norcal)
djdevelop 2 years ago
These spiders recently arrived in the UK , they are not deadly there bite is similar to the sting of a wasp and all these hospital - ised people you hear about have allergic reactions.
XArrzx 2 years ago
I was bitten by one of these in my Derbyshire Garden in Summer of 2008; An unpleasant experience, (and one I wouldn't recommend) but allegedly insufficient of toxins, to kill.
MatlockJack 2 years ago
seen them in dover, kent
lordofquim 2 years ago
Yes, we do get them. I live in south east England too and especially this time of year, I've seen them hanging from doorways and in corners. If they don't come near me, I don't kill them, but if I see one too close for comfort, I get the shoe...
Angel100475 2 years ago
Oh great we have a spider investation here in essex only 1 garden spider bite but it not deadly i hope we dont get any blk/false widows
wildcat4live 2 years ago
Um did you know that a BABY Black Widow spider DOES have white stripes on it's back?! Are you people dumb?! I keep black widows as pets, they baby black widow has white stripes on it's back and they gradually fade as they get older. God...people are so ignorant.
THEb1ackw1dow 2 years ago
Black widows are not usually aggressive unless defending fertilized eggs. But are you sure that isn't a nymph (immature) black widow? Show me the other side and I will believe you.
NicoleCherieFinch 2 years ago
Yes, I know they arent aggressive, I keep them as pets and research them. And since I am not the owner of the video or this particular spider, I sure as hell cant show you the other side now can I? It could very well be a baby black widow, which I have caught many of. They have white markings on their back, such as this one, and do not have a red hour glass on their stomachs yet, until the white markings go away, then the hour glass appears.
THEb1ackw1dow 2 years ago
to much drama!
davidtheboy778 2 years ago
ok... your ALL crazy, its a freaking spider, who in this holy planet would give a damn if it was a frickin' black, or false widow spider, ive found BILLIONS of spiders exactly like it, besides allwidows have a red hourglass on the bottom of its abdomin!
AntonMalkani 2 years ago
It is a False Black Widow or comman Australian house spider (cuboard spider). This is a small one but very active, the larger one's can bite it won't kill you but you would need medical help as they have been known to cause infections related to bites. i have a pet one it's the size of a two pound coin with a body the size of a five pence piece but its getting old now. wont last much longer. thaks for the vid.
funkabby1 2 years ago
i live in south east england
do we get them down there
cmpunk577 2 years ago
Yes we do! found one just last week in a house just in Wiltshire near the hampshire border.
fred86672 2 years ago
oh sh*t
cmpunk577 2 years ago
found abou 6 of these in my garage in Ireland got out the blow torch hehehe
nojockey 2 years ago
i found 2 in a garage in north dorset they're spider juice now hahaha
MrCornholio2 2 years ago
I have tons of these critters in my back yard. I love their name.
izlude2 2 years ago
lol what?
CorresaMesan 2 years ago
arent u talking about a wolf spider, because this spiders have enough venom to kill a human.
ZaNoChaRGed 2 years ago
Yes that is a false widow spider they vary in darkness of colour & some have almost no markings apart from a white/cream half crescent marking on the front of the abdomen. Not dangerous although will cause some discomfort if bitten & those cases where people have ended up in hospital like someone who lives just a few miles away from me have been allergic to such bites etc. I live on the south coast of england & catch these regularly in my house, was bitten 3 times in one night but not since.
The1DrShade 2 years ago
I want it to bite me so i become Spiderman! :D
atomdragon4 2 years ago
Weyyyyyyyyyyyy
adolmes 2 years ago
i have done a couple hours of research and found out that these spiders are not as bad as u think like the real black widow. these spiders are as harmless as daddy long legs spiders. just leave them alone
pifibbi 2 years ago
they are pretty much harmless but wen they bite it feels like a bee sting
and can cause u to be il for bout a week
an old man got bit on the chest and had to go to hospital! nothing to serious but still u don't wanna be biten
btw they only live in the south coast WICH IS WERE I LIVE!!!!!!! lol
jamstermarcer1 2 years ago
wait what...SOUTH COAST?!?!?!?!FUCK!!!!*hides somewhere with a can of insecticide*
peace36660 2 years ago
lol dont worry there verchely harmless
jamstermarcer1 2 years ago
well, i don't wanna be ill for a week cos i got my GCSE exams like....NOW!
peace36660 2 years ago
They are not as harmless at all, infact i have been bitten on the arm and i ended up in hospital with blood pressure problems and it ended up causing my body to have problems with potassium and i now have a rare disease hyperkalaemic periodic paralysis which they think was brought on by the spider bite. Also i there have been news reports about these spiders and plenty of bite reports too!
spongersurfer 2 years ago
it really depends on people some get symptons from bites others wont if your allergic to insect bites you will be sure to end up in hospital
urpozz22 2 years ago
Bull**it as harmless as daddy long legs. Has a daddy long legs ever put a woman on a life support machine?? Because that what a false widows did too a woman!
adolmes 2 years ago
Daddy Long Legs actually have the one of most poisonous venoms you can get in a spider, its just they cant bite humans.
SeanyFuckingG 2 years ago
That's actually a myth. They can bite you, but they're not venomous at allll. I was gutted when I found out, I always laughed at them for being so useless, now I'm scared of them haha.
gaygaybangbang 2 years ago
My friend picked up a log and there were like 3 black widows on it and he screamed and threw it down lol.
Animator1Mike 2 years ago
Yes they are here I confirm!have them outside my windows nesting (about 5 to 6 nest per windows wich I'm determind to destroy soon as possible!have found one false widow under toilet seat caught it in a glass took pics. and released it.
from Haywards-heath
meriembarratt 3 years ago
or it could be a stetoda
gfanarakos 3 years ago
probably is latrodectus geometricus the false black widow. If the web is not a mess but rather a web sheet and not very tough its not a black widow either. The white stripe across the abdomen close to the kephalothorax and the geometric markings below the belly visible (as it stands under the web) And its not fully black its black and brown lives 2 years and can last a mild winter...(live in Greece)
gfanarakos 3 years ago
These spiders are all over my garden!!!
xcommitthistomemoryx 3 years ago
mine too! they're moving closer and closer towards the house.
chrisandsamvideos 3 years ago
Me three! These spider actually found a hole through my wall and now are getting in ma house!
fanmegaman 3 years ago
one of those lil fuckers bit me once!
bobbyjic 3 years ago
I live in nice france. I have a large palm tree in it is a spider that looks jet black, just like a black widow however on the top of its back abdomen it has a white or cream coloured crown which goes all the way around with a kind of sideways mosiac double Y pattern in the middle leading to an orange spot which is on the top side the middle. Most unusual. I have some photos I would love for someone to identify it for me.
paullwebber 3 years ago
cool, I dont know much about spiders, sorry i cant help.
natty777 3 years ago
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@natty777 Hi, I am trying to identify a spider that i found in a punnet of grapes from sainsburys, please take a look at it on my channel and tell me if it is anything like your spider, regards Jim.
spinaway 1 year ago
@paullwebber Possibley a Latrodectus tredecimguttatus black widow spider, found in europe
ProbablyCoolerThanU 1 year ago
@paullwebber Yes definitely is a false widow, we have a handful of the same in our Conservatory in Southern England.
Tharpe09 7 months ago
@paullwebber - Yeah that's a false widow by the looks of it (Steatoda Grossa).
someblokecalleddave1 7 months ago
Ahh its got a triangle on it's back and if you got a better picture you would see another below it - it has actually got three but the 3rd isn't normally clearly visible. This spider is a cellar spider - Steatoda Grossa, its not the false widow from the canaries that has gotten a reputation of late as a biting spider even though this spider can and does bite. S.Nobilis is only found in parts of the UK, this one you have here is found quite widespread. S.Nobilis has a mosaic pattern on its back.
nutian85 3 years ago
It's got a nasty bite even though its almost never fatal.
mushandin 3 years ago
its a Steatoda grossa - not a Nobilis.
silentian85 3 years ago 2
Your correct, and they have ability to bite several times, but rarely attack unless you mess with web, very common in south of England.
Can bring on anaphlactic shock, and some have been known to lose feeling in fingers when bitten.
Its bite has been liken to a bee sting.
They are ugly fookers. Body looks like their going to explode.
Know bout them, coz i have to live with them, but dont like them, urgghhhhh
booie68 3 years ago
your a pussy blood this isn't no false widow spider
BanglerMan321 3 years ago
Yes but it is because we send a pic of it so some spider people and they said it is so OWNED
natty777 3 years ago 2
@BanglerMan321 Yes it is. I had one outside our kitchen window. Thier bite is dangerous and can be deadly.
ryotaryuu 1 year ago
there is one in my conservatry and im to scared to go near it
newmanboy2k7 3 years ago
im aracnaphbic lol but this is cool
geo1616 3 years ago
Is this from the UK? I'm from America.
stinkomalinko 4 years ago
Its from the UK
natty777 4 years ago
noice. that was my aussie accent.
stinkomalinko 4 years ago
@natty777 It's not from the UK, it originates I think from the Caribbean. First came to England in Bananas.
TheHoggzter 1 year ago
where did u to it go ? why now it going kill someone i'm scared stiff, it might come and get me
puds100 4 years ago
We let it go in a woods, it has only kill i person i think, but that was cause of multiple bits, it usealy just makes you dizzy.
natty777 4 years ago
i hate spiders, Once i went to bed and a spider crawl on my face and i woke up it was big then a 50 coin peace . it was horrbile ,Is there many like this one in our county ? xx
puds100 4 years ago
I don't think so, I have only seen one.
natty777 4 years ago
it is like the vicroy butterfly
looks like a monarch but it isn't
supergirl13k 4 years ago
Steatoda spider. Painful bite but nowhere near dangerous, probably just make you a bit nauseas.
cursedlemon 4 years ago
But it did actually kill someone once, i was reading about it.
natty777 4 years ago
Do you still have it as im looking to buy one for my collection
ogrishtm 4 years ago
no i don't i let it go.
natty777 4 years ago
ur weird lol
georgeo10yal 4 years ago
LMAO
crzyjokerL 4 years ago