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They don't use a web to catch prey the way other spiders do, they just chase after things and grab them. Insects, small lizards and... -
They are, they're completely harmless and even if they bite you it doesn't hurt. Most Aussies will refuse to hurt one, they're much...
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We love our Huntsmans here, but even when you've grown up with them one running across your face in the middle of the night isn't...
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Moa - Wikipedia <...> suggesting that ratites did not diversify by vicariance during the breakup of Gondwana but instead convergently...
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Did you tell it "thank you" for making sure you didn't get stung?
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And the Hunstman spider is the bane of all wasps, or anything else it fancies. They're extremely active hunters, I had one run up me one...
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Well they are both birds, so it makes sense they share a relation. Besides, life on Earth has shown us plenty of examples of animals...
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@TBRS1 Don't introduce me to your dogs by my username!😳😥
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We call squirrels "tree bunnies" at my house because if we say the "s" word out loud, the dogs start body slamming against the windows...
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Perhaps it's a sweet spot of being able to see and not seen
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Many of Australia's animals are the same, dawn and dusk are the worst times to drive on country roads because that's when all the...
