- Location
- Melbourne, Australia
I certainly wouldn't have grabbed a shot of that thing, either ...
M.
I needed evidence of the culprit when they find my bones and my camera months later.
I certainly wouldn't have grabbed a shot of that thing, either ...
M.
Any ideas of what we're dealing with? I'm not an arachnophile (as if that needed being said ...)I needed evidence of the culprit when they find my bones and my camera months later.
Any ideas of what we're dealing with? I'm not an arachnophile (as if that needed being said ...)
M.
Any ideas of what we're dealing with? I'm not an arachnophile (as if that needed being said ...)
M.
Ummmm . . . . I've seen videos of Huntsman Spiders that were the size of a push broom head, and one was dragging some sort of rodent up a fence. If I put my hand on one in the dark, I'd probably need a change of undies.We Aussies call that a Huntsman spider or sometimes a Wolf spider. They are not aggressive or particularly poisonous.
In Australian terms, or in *actual* terms? That's a relative statement....They are not aggressive or particularly poisonous.
In Australian terms, or in *actual* terms? That's a relative statement....
LOL. I think we in the "outside world" have come to think that every critter that grows on your island is large, deadly venomous, or both. Maybe I've watched too many episodes of "Wild Things".Well they won’t kill a full grown Aussie...