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- The spider belongs to the Nephila genusTelegraph: Giant spider eating a bird... (October 23, 2008)
- The bird is of the Chestnut-breasted Mannikin speciesTelegraph: Giant spider eating a bird... (October 23, 2008)
- These spider species usually prey on large insects
- Golden web-weavers weave very strong websDailyMail: The amazing pictures of a giant spider eating a bird (October 23, 2008)
- Several photographs of the phenomenon have been releasedDailyMail: The amazing pictures of a giant spider eating a bird (October 23, 2008)
- Cairns is in the tropical QueenslandTelegraph: Giant spider eating a bird... (October 23, 2008)
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A golden silk orb-weaver spider of unusually large size caught a bird in his web in a garden on a private property near Cairns, Australia.Cairns.com: Spider eats bird (October 23, 2008) The bird appears completely immobilized and partially cocooned by the web. According to the Australian Reptile Park, golden orb-weavers normally reach the size of a human palm, but anomalies have been recorded. "It wouldn't eat the whole bird," said the head spider keeper.Telegraph: Giant spider eating a bird... (October 23, 2008)
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Spider Eats Bird Questions
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How can you tell if a spider is poisonous? 4 AnswersSpiders aren't like snakes, where there are identifiable features worldwide, with only one or two exceptions. Yes, in the U.S., we only have the brown recluses-... read more
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