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Goliath Bird-Eating Tarantula Halloween Special

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You can't get much spookier than this spider, the largest of all spiders. It's legs alone get be up to a foot long, and it's so hairy and creepy and…. I need to stop.

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© Cool Facts About Animals Podcast Length 15 min 31 October 2019 AnimalsFacts USA Episodic

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© Cool Facts About Animals Podcast Length 15 min 31 October 2019 AnimalsFacts USA Episodic

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This is an episodic podcast, so you can listen to it in any order, but episode one is a great place to start.

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You can't get much spookier than this spider, the largest of all spiders. It's legs alone get be up to a foot long, and it's so hairy and creepy and…. I need to stop.

On this episode, you'll learn about this tarantula's defense mechanisms—including its ability to spew barbed hairs at its enemies, the creepy thing female spiders do to their would-be mates, and lots more.

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