This is the spider that lives under my bathtub. I put a pack of kleenex next to it for scale. He is possibly the largest, harriest spider I've ever seen.
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3 comments:
Hi Mr. Bucs,
Chloe loved the spider. Thanks for all the great pictures. This is very exciting. Chloe said the spider is like the itsy bitsy spider. I'd freak out if I saw that spider. Does he bite?
It certainly is not itsy bitsy, Chloe. It's as big as your hand!
Mr. Bucs, I have been enjoying your blog and the comments your students have been leaving. The spider is the biggest, creepiest spider I have ever seen. I don't think I could have stayed in the same room with him. The little spiders we have here in Western Massachusetts creep me out! I hope you'll put together a slide show for all of us when you return. Safe travels, Mrs. Connelly
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