Africa's Deadliest

Melting Guts

Adobe Flash Player — The Fishing Spider catches prey 5 times its size and then uses venom to dissolve it from the inside out.

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Africa's Deadliest: Melting Guts

The Fishing Spider catches prey 5 times its size and then uses venom to dissolve it from the inside out.

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