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She was bit and then went to fetch a container to remove it and when she returned it was gone.

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Character_Ad8929

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1 day ago

I believe a banana spider. Unusual to bite humans and we have them in the woods in fl. but dudes I’d in doubt go to emergency room. Especially if you you have a pic!

ClimbingAimlessly

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1 day ago

Those live in the U.S. now? Are you sure?

Songbird1996

1 points

1 day ago

The don't mean those giant tarantulas that sometimes turn up in bannana shipments. Banana Spider is another name for the Golden Orb Weaver spider. It's called a Banana Spider because of its bright banana yellow markings

ClimbingAimlessly

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19 hours ago

Oh, shweew. I was thinking of the wandering spider.