wtf is that

[SDM]

Originally Posted by Cyanide

If you think running into a camel spider would suck. Try running into one of these.

Yeah, that's right, a 12 inch leg span. Unlike a camel spider, that actually is the size of a dinner plate.

I keep one of those in my pants.

[Mr1337Duck]

It had a life size pic, but I hate spiders, didn't want to see it.

I'm also allergic to spider bites.

[scarpas]

[HawkEye]

thats fucking scary shit.

[SDM]

Originally Posted by HawkEye

thats fucking scary shit.

Not really, but it does tickle a little.

[Corrosion]

Originally Posted by Cyanide

If you think running into a camel spider would suck. Try running into one of these.

Yeah, that's right, a 12 inch leg span. Unlike a camel spider, that actually is the size of a dinner plate.

hfs, that's huge.

[Mag]

Ehh, it doesn't have the look of impending death on it though. Looks like a hairball... that could potentially kill you. Either way, I'd most likely fry and eat it.

[1024]

Originally Posted by Khronos

id hit it, period.

khr0n...that's just...wrong...just wrong.

[JetRaiden]

Originally Posted by 1024

khr0n...that's just...wrong...just wrong.

yea I dont even think its possible.


imagine waking up with one of those on your face.

[TheRegurgitator]

i still think the camel spider looks scarier

[I Hate Pants]

LOL! That picture of those 2 spiders was posted on another forum I go to. The moderator banned the guy for posting them because he apparently has a huge fear of spiders.

I guess an arachnaphobia person would fucking kill themselves if they saw something like that.

Better spiders than a snake.

[UncleDynamite]

Originally Posted by Cyanide

If you think running into a camel spider would suck. Try running into one of these.

Yeah, that's right, a 12 inch leg span. Unlike a camel spider, that actually is the size of a dinner plate.

Yeah, Goliath spiders don't attack humans, but they are known to eat small birds.

Mmmm... yummy.

[MrPaul]

You're all wrong (even those of you with scientific proof) - it's clearly a dried (baby) Facehugger...



As for the Goliaths, my friend keeps something similar (it's African) which is 11 inches in diameter. When you touch it it's hair falls off. (In case you were wondering)

[UncleDynamite]

Ugh, that's gross, Paul.

Well, it's nothing unusual for hairs to fall off a tarantula. Their hairs are coated with irritants that can kill some animals, so it's a very effective defense mechanism. They usually use their hind legs to scratch the hairs off in the direction of a predator.

[Jaged]

Look behind you, its a camel spider!