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Ok I know is that it's probably a florida wolf spider because I searched them on google images and the other types are HUGE!! Way too big for the type I saw. I'd like have a heart attack if I saw another type of wolf spider -.- But I live in Kansas...why would they be here if they're florida?
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Because they migrate to Kansas during the summer. It gets too hot for them in Florida during this time of year. And, being cold blooded, and the size of a small garage, they get very hot, very fast. So, they hover over to Kansas.
And so he said, "and there will be delicious cake", and with those words, I said, "I see what you did there..."
Oh ok. Wikipedia says that they won't bite unless you annoy it to death. But Wikipedia is not a reliable source. Gr these bugs are annoying cause I just saw a silver fish crawl across my computer desk.
Be careful, when it bites you, it lays eggs inside your skin. they'll get into your bloodstream and reach your brain. You'll hover for a few days, then your head will explode and the spiders will come out.
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Meh, it's just a spider. It's not a spider like the ones from Eight-Legged Freaks, so you have nothing to worry about, really.
It's all about choice, here. Either, you kill it and be rid of it, you just let it live in your house and don't let it bite anything or anyone if you are opposed to killing it, or you could just throw it outside by picking it up on a piece of paper or an index card or something.
They'd probably freak in the reality of seeing a real-life monster, wet themselves, maybe mate a little bit, then prance back into the DS cartridge.
That spider is indeed the wolf spider, a cousin of mine. One of my uncles went out on a binge of cocain, heroin, Teletubbie reruns and moose-blood, and had a wild night with a giant tarantula. Too bad he didn't know that spiders eat the father of their children. Too bad the spider didn't know wolf-blood gives terrible indegestion.
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