To: mkjessup
A mate of mine in Sydney is a recognized expert on Funnelweb Spiders, and has helped to classify a number of sub-species. Self-educated: when he’s not chasing spiders he’s a chippie who liks to surf and go fishing.
The male of the species is particularly aggressive during mating season.
Here in Auckand we have a Tunnelweb Spider: it too is aggressive, with a nasty bite, but non-toxic to humans.
47 posted on
03/13/2009 7:14:53 AM PDT by
DieHard the Hunter
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To: DieHard the Hunter
Greetings DH!
A mate of mine in Sydney is a recognized expert on Funnelweb Spiders, and has helped to classify a number of sub-species. Self-educated: when hes not chasing spiders hes a chippie who likes to surf and go fishing.
That sounds like the life to me, with the possible exception of chasing spiders, lol
The male of the species is particularly aggressive during mating season.
Aren't we all? LOL
Here in Auckand we have a Tunnelweb Spider: it too is aggressive, with a nasty bite, but non-toxic to humans.
My Gawd, I Google'd up some images of that brute, and it might be non-toxic, but I'll bet it can scare someone to death! Yow!
So long time no hear FRiend, how have you been doing?
Best,
MKJ ;)
53 posted on
03/13/2009 8:13:39 AM PDT by
mkjessup
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To: DieHard the Hunter
Ewwwww! Is that the one that bit Frodo? ;-)
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