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• Ninja posted 3 years ago Iheard this was fake. It sortof reminds me of those face huggers from Alien. -3

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• mediapusher posted 1 year ago rate it: good poor What makes you think it's fake? reply

• Sir Waffles posted 1 year ago rate it: good poor Facts 1. Camel spiders top speed - 10 mph. 2. Size: Up to 6 inches 3. They have no venom. 4. They don't jump. 5. Called camel spiders because they live in the desert. They actually aren't spiders at all, they're solpugids.. Along with spiders, they are members of the class Arachnida. reply

• Sir Waffles posted 1 year ago rate it: good poor Also this picture makes them look huge because there are TWO camel spiders together. Also the guy in the back is standing far away. And they are known to be dangerous, only because they will bite and leaves holes which get infected. reply

• BriDGAF posted 6 months ago rate it: good poor They may not be dangerous, but hes standin the fuck away becasue they're scary. reply

• Canboard posted 3 years ago rate it: good poor It's 2 spiders attached to eachother whats so special...... +1 reply

• warparty posted 3 years ago rate it: good poor kill It reply

• partyboy posted 1 month ago rate it: good poor KILL IT NOW reply

• Zildjian posted 3 years ago rate it: good poor its special because there fuckin huge +1 reply

• flamerdude posted 3 years ago rate it: good poor the bottom spider is giving the other spider a blowjob reply

• Ron Jeremy's Nightmare posted 3 years ago rate it: good poor awsome reply

• fairy posted 3 years ago rate it: good poor It's not fake and they're not really that big! It's a trick of persepective. Look at the sleeve in the top right... that's the guy holding them so these two must be about 4 inches body length.Ugly little buggers though! reply

• TokyoSkies posted 3 years ago rate it: good poor called Camel Spiders. Notorious in Iraq I guess. This unlucky fucko found these two buggers in his sleeping bag. That would seriously blow. +1 reply

• mediapusher posted 1 year ago rate it: good poor Thanks for giving the real scoop on these spiders reply

• Okami419 posted 2 years ago rate it: good poor I would burn down the tent if I found spiders like that in it. +2 reply

• bobolikesmilk posted 2 years ago rate it: good poor hell, I would sleep in a sealed bubble like the kid in the bubble. glad I was in the navy. never really saw many spiders on board. reply

• heretic posted 2 years ago rate it: good poor those are actually average size, i found a few that were the size of dinner plates. If you ever see one move away from it cause it will attack, and they are very fast. reply

• madmoose posted 1 year ago rate it: good poor http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solifugae +2 reply

• shawna05 posted 1 year ago rate it: good poor ah man ah man, thats nasty ugly spiders, yuk reply

• mediapusher posted 1 year ago rate it: good poor Here's the real scoop on this photo. It's actually 4 years old or so. I first saw it on the unfortunately now defunct www.ogrish.com. (Damn I miss that site). The photo was taken in Iraq of some type of desert spiders. They inject numbing venom and suck the juice out of their victim. So if it started "chompin'" on you while you're asleep, you wouldn't know it, because of its novocaine like saliva. In this photo the bottom spider is eating the top one. It is true that the spiders are large, but not as large as this photo makes them seem (distorted zoom perspective) reply

• Sir Waffles posted 12 months ago rate it: good poor Wrong. They have no venom. The largest to date found was 5 inches. They don't eat flesh, they only bite because scared. They don't attack humans. They love shade, only reason they go near humans in the desert because we make shade. They are not fast, they run about 10 mph. About the same as a human. This photo, they are barely bigger then this guys sleeve. They are harmless unless bitten, since their pincers are so strong they can leave holes in you. In which if not treated they can get infected. reply

• Green Beret posted 1 year ago rate it: good poor we can use them against starfish weiners, though +1 reply

• Breakmedown posted 1 year ago rate it: good poor TWO IRAQI CAMEL SPIDERS reply

• nymphil posted 12 months ago rate it: good poor lmao at mediapusher and sir waffles you both seem so confident yetn your opinions are completely apposed haha hmmm who to beleive ?? fuckit u wont find me in a desert anyways ...unles of the icecream variety mmmnn reply

• Amarie posted 3 months ago rate it: good poor my dad has been in Iraq 3 times recently.. tha last time he came home, he had a video that he and his boys made of one of those spiders and a scorpion in a cardboard box.. [i guess they get really bored over there] anyway, they wanted ta see who would "win tha fight". needless ta say, tha spider won but it was awesome ta watch. tha lil scorpion really held his ground! reply

• billy34 posted 2 months ago rate it: good poor i did two tours iin iraq. no they dont jump. no they dont secrete numbing agents. they ARE huge. the two in this pic are a little smaller than average. ive seen them so big when you step on them you cant get the whole thing under your foot. and they are agressive as hell. they will charge straight at you if you fuck with one. and ten miles an hour doesnt sound fast, but you have to remember, whne its an insect the size of your foot and its running right at you ten miles an hour is fast as fuck!! reply

• redbackbiteme posted 2 months ago rate it: good poor jajajaja reply