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Papa Doc 12 year s ago
Isn´t it a black widow?
       
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orendadude 12 year s ago
Whoa!!
       
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snarf 12 year s ago
Bloemfontein is a city in South Africa, not a company.
       
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Enter your name 12 year s ago
Nothing to do here
       
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5minutes 12 year s ago
Boy. While the snake appears to be an aurora house snake, the spider appears to be some form of button spider, but not the brown button. The Brown Button is, well... brown. It's a member of the latrodectus genus, but it's not a brown button.

The most likely candidate would be either l. cinctus (the east cape button spider) or l. indistinctus (the west cape button spider).

Here's a link the exact same pictures from 2008 that claims it took place in Australia: http://xo.typepad.com/blog/2008/09/spider-eats-snake.html

If that link is true, then the spider is most likely a redback spider (l. hasseltii).

Either way... KILL IT WITH FIRE!!!!
       
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ptpie 12 year s ago
yep
       
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gigantes 12 year s ago
this is an ancient story:
http://www.hoax-slayer.com/spider-catches-snake.shtml
       
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JORGE SUAREZ 12 year s ago
Fucking creepy........ I like to put in my boss desk
       
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Peanut 12 year s ago
The poor snake.
       
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fred 11 year s ago
its not real
       
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Within the next two days the spider lifted the snake up to the ceiling and then started to slowly eat its prey.

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