Reason #1 Why I Refuse To Travel To Australia😱



    by AceOneBreezy

    36 Comments

    1. Go there, you’ll love it. But not as much as the flying foxes love eating spider killing frogs.

    2. It’s said every time someone posts a shot of a Huntsman, but they’re harmless and they eat a shitload of house pests. You get used to them.

    3. how tf do you even handle that? It’s basically as big as a rat with 8 legs and can climb walls, I just don’t know what I’d do *shudders*

    4. that’s just a huntsman, totally harmless unless it’s mating season and they attach themselves to your face to lay eggs in your stomach

    5. Fuckedyourmom69420 on

      Sooo what do you do with it now?… Assuming you’re not one of the psychopaths here telling you to let it live in your house rent free

    6. spiders are considered natural pest control regulating insect population but that one looks like it would eat my cat. australia fuck no!

    7. Due_Upstairs_5025 on

      I’ve never been to Australia. I want to travel to Australia and visit so badly and I’d even enjoy hunting for Huntsmen Spiders over there.

    8. I grew up in Florida and have seen a couple of huntmans. I’ve seen small ones with glowing eyes the grass to pretty big ones, a bit smaller than the one in the video. They dont really do anything to us but if one was in my house id probably move out

    9. She’s a beauty!

      Tbh though, as a lifetime resident of Australia, I don’t think I’ve ever seen one that big

    10. I love how they’re flies(?) just buzzing around it, and it ignores them.

      *I’m hunting something…. bigger.*

    11. Comments to posts like this are always full of Aussies going, “Oh that’s just an eeyo-flumbo-diggee-boo, he’s harmelss!”

    12. My first day in australia, there was a bag of chips (crisps for you aussie types) sitting on the coffee table. I was in the other room and heard the bag crinkling and thought the dogs were getting into it. Nope, just a big ass spider walking on it.

      Flipped out because I didn’t do my research apparently and wasn’t aware these were actually the size of a small cat so I got my stepdad to come out and kill it.

      He says “Mate, that’s a friend. We don’t kill them, we place them outside.” and he hands me a dustpan to scoop it up and take it outside in…

      I’m back in the US now.

    13. Just_Here_So_Briefly on

      Poor guy has zero interest in being around humans yet we make him out to be a villain. Sad.

    14. buddhistbulgyo on

      It’s just a Huntsman. They’re timid, nocturnal and reclusive, just like a reddit user. They only bite if provoked and their venom is milder than a bee sting, also just like a reddit user. And they are also larger than average for their species, also just like a reddit user.

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