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Published 15:22 22 Nov 2017 GMT
Horrifying Footage Shows Woman Forced To Drive For 20 Minutes With Massive Spider Inches Above Her Head
“I was on my way home from work when I looked up and saw it staring at me.
It was moving at me and had such long legs, it was disgusting. I was just freaking out, every time I looked at it I felt absolutely sick. I thought ‘if it lands on me, I am dead.'
I considered stopping but I didn’t know how I’d get it out of the car, so I thought the best option for me was to keep driving and pretend it wasn’t there for the longest 20 minutes of my life.
When I got home I slowly got out of the car, locked the door, went to sleep and pretended that it never happened.”
"Huntsmen don’t use webs, but use a combination of vibrations and vision to locate their prey. Consider the huntsman a small workforce of natural insect exterminators in your house and garden.
During the day, most huntsman prefer to rest in retreats under bark, crevices or other protected areas. This is why so many people encounter the spiders under the sun visors of their cars or behind curtains in their homes, because those are perfect tight spaces for a sleepy spider."