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Rene Nijstad
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La Mesa, Cundinamarca, Colombia
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little critter

Posted by Rene Nijstad over 10 years ago

was hiding under a pile of wood

We're in the tropics alright!

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Richard Larson
Richard Larson : How big is that spider?
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Rene Nijstad : It appeared to me as a little over 10 cm (legs included). For sure it was a bit weird when I picked up a piece of wood and it was suddenly walking away from me there. No signs of aggression though, it calmly walked off after we took some pix :)
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