Video: Helped a spider give birth to 200 cubs and adopted them as pets

Nail australian woman arachnid lover helped a hunting spider give birth to 200 young and decided let them live in your house.

It is Lisa Van Kula Donovan, who on March 21 shared a video via her Instagram account in which the “mother” spider is seen, called Sophia, with hundreds of newly hatched spiders. “We have babies! The babies of my hunter mom are finally here. It made me very happy to see them today, ”wrote the Australian in the post.

He later admitted that this species of spider it’s toxic, but it’s “not fatal”. In turn, he said the babies “will stay close to their mothers for a few weeks before they disperse to start feeding.” Finally, he revealed that will keep some copies, but it will release the majority inside your house and in your garden.

According to the Daily Mail, Lisa is “Aspiring entomologist”, which explains his passion for arachnids. As the woman explained, it all started when he found the pregnant spider outside his house. “I only had it for a few months, I brought her to feed her and give her water. I assumed she was abdomen size pregnant. And later he put on a coat, ”he said.

Lisa has a room in her house dedicated specifically to spiders and insects. “Most of my friends know that it’s normal to have spiders all over my house at some point,” he asserted. After saving a copy for breeding, Lisa freed Sophia in a space friendly for this species of spider, so that she could find a male and continue to procreate.

“Honestly, spiders are beautiful to me. I love the way he walks, his long legs. I also know how misunderstood they are and how they really don’t want to hurt anyone, ”added Lisa, who has generally called for people to stop killing these arachnids. “Most spiders take months to grow, molt, find food, avoid predators and reach adulthood,” she considered and added anxiously: crushes it“.

While she “loves” spiders, do not recommend people to have windbreakers at home. “Unless you understand their behavior and can read if they are feeling defensive, they can bite you and they have big fangs.”

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