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Tarantulas belong to the order Araneae. The name
originated with the European wolf spider, Lycosa tarantula - family Lycosidae. It's bite
is not dangerous. American tarantulas belong to the family Theraphosidae. These are
large, hairy spiders that live in the southwestern United States, Central America, South
America, and other New World tropical regions. One large species of this group is the
Eurypelma californica. It's bite is painful, but reportedly not fatal to humans. |
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Giant Tarantula,
Framed
This fellow is huge. Measures between six and half and seven inches between opposing
leg endings. Beautifully framed in a red oak shadow box with glass on both
sides. Can be hung on a wall or used as a free-standing display A truly magnificent
specimen. .
Order No. LA405-RK. Only $149.95
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Giant Tarantula Paperweight
Clear Acrylic Dome. 3 1/2" inch diameter.
Order No. LA405-PG. Only $37.50Matching Scorpion
Paperweights |
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PLEASE NOTE: All of our butterflies, moths,
beetles, spiders, and other arthropods are raised on special ranches for collectors.
None are taken from the wild, and none are endangered. Due to the nature of real specimens, most items are made upon order.
Please allow 3 to 6 weeks for
delivery for all real specimens. Certain specimens are only
available seasonally.
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