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During a rainstorm, the kids found this one crawling on our porch. Will enthusiastically collected it in a jar, and we brought it to Mark's place (our next door neighbor). Mark has a lot of experience with spiders and scorpions, it was a childhood hobby, so we took turns letting it crawl on our hands. Nobody got bitten, and we learned about their life history.
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Thanks, Marc, for teaching us not to be afraid of big fuzzy spiders!
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