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Spoder identification 2017-02-27 10:50:42 Post No. 2325671
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Spoder identification 2017-02-27 10:50:42 Post No. 2325671
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Hi, found this little boogie boy in my sink. I live in the area where brown recluse supposedly live and pictures found on google images are complete shit for identifying a brown recluse as almost every picture is clearly a different spider. Sink cover is probably a bit larger than a coin to give you an idea of scale. It has the darker color line on its back which matches a few of the google images results for a brown recluse.
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Another picture.
Sorry for the shitty quality on both my phone is pretty shit.
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Image from google image search with a marking on its back like in the pictures I've taken.
So /An/ am I dealing with the "wtf why does this necrosis causing piece of shit live in North America and not Uganda or something" spider?
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"Reported cases of brown recluse bites occur primarily in Arkansas, Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma, and Texas. There have been many reports of brown recluse bites in California—though a few related species may be found there, none of these are known to bite humans."
If you live in those states then there's a higher chance that it's a brown recluse spider. Be fucking careful it doesn't bite you
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Not what I want to read while at the toilet.
I just kill every spoidah on sight.
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