Spider

>>2328549
Shamless Self bump

>>2328549
I know nothing about spiders, but google reverse image search is amazing. Looks like the banded huntsman.

Thanks for the nightmares.

>>2328551
this.
probably Heteropoda venatoria

>>2328549
Looks like a Huntsman spider to me. Very common in Australia.

It's not venomous and it doesn't make webs, so you're probably fine.

its a huntsman, ive had them crawl over my face and show up above my bed numerous times, other than trying to burrow into my ear, its pretty harmless

Looks like a regular huntsman to me. Supposedly they're bros, don't spin webs, and aren't venomous. They just like running fast and giving face hugs sometimes.

>>2328549

Aussie? looks like a huntsman. they aren't particularly aggressive or dangerous, but one that big will still ruin your day if it bit you. shoo the lil np utter outside

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>>2329904
>>2330700
All spiders are venomous, huntsman bites just aren't a big deal (from what I hear anyway)

>>2328549
Given the length of the legs and the markings on the abdomen I would have to say that this is a mid-western fully grown adult NOPE.

>>2331976
You have to go back.

>>2331978
No.

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Is this a huntsman? Seen in Sydney

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>mfw moving to australia for two years and really thankful for the job opportunity

>>2332252
Yes

>>2332848
Enjoy your new 8 legged coworkers, friendo

>>2328549
the kind that you squish with your shoe right away

>>2332884
>getting that close to a spider whose legs are longer than your shoe

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>>2331976

>>2333934
>Heteropoda venatoria

Have you ever seen an spider turn back and jump at you, when you try to squish them?

>>2333934
That's nothing, I found a spider that was larger than most objects.