I think this is bull, if it was such a serious incident it would have been on TV or in the news by now. And I'm sure that's the very same picture we saw on another thread recently where somone thought a new "blue" species had been discovered.

Neh.

HS

Not to mention that the blue spider pictured (Pterinopelma sazimai) are native to brazil lol... :spider:

Damn wish I was there!!!! Freeeeeeeee Teeeeeeeee's everywhere :happy:
I think they have the solution all wrong. Scientist's and experts.. blehhhh what ever. Send a few keepers there and all the T's would be gone in seconds.... all nicely packed for postage hahahahahahahaha

As for the authenticity I dont know.... Dont be too hasty to right it off as BS, stranger things have happened. It seems to be on a lot of news sites so it is possible. Either way I think its awesome hehehehe now if only I could book a ticket to Sadiya....

Oh and Cerat :reallysick:

Been digging a bit on this toppic. The pic in the link that Swifty posted is not the T in question.
Dibrugarh University issued this picture of the T's
Seen here is a male (black) and female (pink) of the species of the spiders that swarmed a village near Sadiya in Assam and attacked people. (Picture courtesy Dibrugarh University)

I dont know what they are

here is a link to the actual article
timesofindia.indiatimes.com/home/environ...cleshow/13753398.cms

Ok... so it WAS on the news today apparently... LOL@ME I guess... Need to find out more...

I hear the people of India are draining there blood with razor blades not to get poisoned :igiveup:

Thats the statement on Jacaranda