Please do not read this post if you are squeamish. Or if you do not like bugs or spiders.
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Later while telling the story to King, I googled and found out the name of the waspy thing. Unfortunately, I was right. The tarantula was still alive. If you like gross stories about the animal kingdom and its subsequent brutality, read about the Tarantula Hawk. I'm sure boys will love this type of thing. Princess and I? Not so much. It's straight off the shelf horror fiction ... only it's real. Not fiction.

1 comment:
It's kinda cute with its curly-cue antennae. :)
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