Posted: 4/12/2011 12:58:30 PM EDT
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Oh fuck you! http://www.emmitsburg.net/gardens/articles/adams/2001/spiders.htm The 37,000 species known worldwide are perhaps one fourth of all species out there. They are native to every continent but Antarctica, and from desert valleys to mountain peaks. Scientific counts show over 11,000 spiders per acre in the U.S. Imagine how many insects they take out of a field each day!
Something to think about during your next camping trip. 
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Quoted: Shit, I had a whole nest of the little fuckers (I'm talking at least hundreds) down in the nether regions of my boat last year. There I was sitting in my seat enjoying the day, when I suddenly became aware of the hoard advancing on my position. I didn't scream or panic, but the situation was remedied via chemical warfare before the next trip I'll tell you...shudderQuoted: I do not see too many swiming is the Gulf. I guess you don't want to google "sea spider"  |
