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Spider identification

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Spider identification

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[email protected] • 10 months ago

Southern California. It jumps. Lost legs unfortunately trying to catch it. Released outside.

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0•10 months ago
Just painful, but deeply so. It looked about like a mosquito bite, but under the surface it went deeper and impacted muscles to a minor extent for around a month. I was commuting full time by bicycle and it had noticeable effects.
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  2•10 months ago
  Damn. Don’t wanna get bit by one of these

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