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Edited by Trentzilla241:
5/2/2015 8:38:10 PM
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I think that may be a six-spotted fishing spider (seen in picture). It has the right head markings and size. It is known to eat insects, small fish, and even amphibians. However, it has the leg markings of a dark fishing spider, which is larger and found in confined spaces like that. The dark fishing spider eats very large insects and will over-power them with brute force before eating them...
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Looks like a wolf spider to me but idk
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Both wolf spiders and fishing spiders are closely related hunting spiders. To be honest, spiders are often confused as another species. We could both be wrong. For example, there is a species of spider called the false black widow that's closely related to the black widow and is often mistaken for it's deadly cousin, the only difference is the lack of the red hourglass shape on the bottom of the thorax. Long story short, whatever it really is, I'm pretty sure its the spawn of satan
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Could had lived without knowing at... Time to go cry.
