Spider identification

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Originally Posted by Scanker19

Albuquerque is infested with black widows. They are everywhere, I know of three that live near my house. Two have guns I think. They don't care here, they don't live in dark places. No those crazy mofos are out in the open.

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I used to be fine with spiders, but ever since one crawled up my pants while I was at work and bit my crotch (no idea what type it was, but I didn't die so I guess not poisonous), I've developed a mild arachnophobia. If they stay well away from me, I will keep a watchful eye but not worry too much, but get too close and they get squished.

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Originally Posted by RblDiver

I used to be fine with spiders, but ever since one crawled up my pants while I was at work and bit my crotch (no idea what type it was, but I didn't die so I guess not poisonous), I've developed a mild arachnophobia. If they stay well away from me, I will keep a watchful eye but not worry too much, but get too close and they get squished.

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Sounds like a cougar spider.

It's this spider:
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=3xXDKl5OiUY

Spiders outside the house get left alone. Inside, they become 2 dimensional in a hurry.

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Originally Posted by buffalobo

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=49&v=xU6eTVZUWJg