Ophidiophobia vs. Arachnophobia, Can You Dare To Watch This?
ForUsToBe | May 09, 2012 | 0 comments
If you need a proof that Australia is not a place for people suffering from arachnophobia or ophidiophobia, this is one of them.
Australian photographer took these amazing pictures of golden orb spider eating a 1.6 feet (half a meter) long live snake.
Snake was bigger than a spider, and it tried to attack the spider.
But after a hour of struggle, it gave up. Spider ate the snake!
Golden orb spider, also known as golden silk weaver, is from the genus Nephila, which lived about 165 million years ago and had a leg span of 6 inches (15 cm). This was actually the largest know fossilized spider.
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