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 Spiders, Ticks, and Mites  
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An "arachniphobe's" worst nightmare!

As I was packing my car for science camp one evening, I spotted this Wolf Spider with spiderlings on her back crawling on the carport. I captured her in a jar and took her the next day, she caused quite a bit of excitement! I have no idea how many babies she had, but they completely covered her abdomen and much of her cephalothorax. What an exciting sight!


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