Animal News
Monday, 12 September 2011

Deadly spider found in Coventry
A Brazilian wandering spider has been found at a warehouse in Coventry.
The spider is one of the most deadly in the world. It was caught and taken to a nearby pet store, but was deemed too dangerous to sell. It was then passed on to Stratford Butterfly Farm, where it is now safe and on display in a glass tank!
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