We came home in the evening and we saw a huge spider
above our head on the ceiling of the living room. I am generally scared of
spiders and it happened earlier during my stay that a rain spider was in my
bathroom but at that time Jeff was so kind to remove it. But this one was even
bigger, at least 15 cm big. It was quite scary and nobody did anything. Jeff
said very relaxed if it is tomorrow morning still there I remove it. Everybody
was just sitting and chatting in the living room and they were not interested
in this spider. But I was a little bit scared and everytime I looked where it
is. If it is not there tomorrow where it
will be. In my room?
In South Africa it is called rain spider because these
spiders come in out of the rain. The rain spider is dark brown and their bodies
are smooth and plump. Their legs can span more than 7 cm and are hairy to boot.
It is not poisonous and not dangerous at all but it can bite. The females can
get aggressive while defending their eggs. In South Africa it is common to have
these spiders move into your home just before the summer rains. My advice is if you are scared of spiders
please be prepared because it could give you a heart attack when you see them
at first. But they are really harmless.
Haai Dionne, hoe gaan dit?
BeantwoordenVerwijderenDit lyk vir my jy geniet jou tyd baie. Maar soos dit altyd gaan: alle goeie dinge kom tot 'n einde.
Sies, maar daai spinnekop lyk aaklig. Het jy ooit 'n bobbejaanspinnekop raakgeloop? Vra vir jou vriende daar en jy sal 'n lekker gru-reaksie kry :-)
Ek is bly jy geniet jou tyd so baie. Ek wens jou 'n goeie terugreis Holland toe en ek hoop die Nederlandse weer sal darem vriendelik vir jou wees, ná hierdie lang Suid-Afrikaanse somer!
Al die beste,
Jou Afrikaans-onnie in Nederland,
Marcel.
Oh my God! That is huge! Lysm xk
BeantwoordenVerwijderenI never ever want to see a spider like this in my home...
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