Forget swine flu, it's nephila clavata (무당거미) season. Those three---two females and a male---were hanging out *cough* near the entrance of Chonnam National University last week, as was this one:
Here are a couple photographs I took in Beolgyo-eup, Boseong county a couple of years ago. You'll find one of the pictures on Wikipedia


When they reach maturity their bodies are roughly eight feet long and 600 pounds, and they live in colonies of up to 1,000.
6 comments:
OH...
LOL. =)
Are they dangerous or what?
I love them... very cool colours.
The two I took pictures of for my blog near my house disappeared because it rained this weekend. I'm terrified now because I don't know where they are. Those things are fine by me as long I know where they are and they don't move (which they didn't do for weeks).
ewwww... i saw one yesterday. as long as they stay away from me and my dog, i'm cool with them.. but dude.. 8 feet... yea right! ;)
No joke? I thought those spiders in "Eight Legged Freaks" and the second Harry Potter movie were totally digital.
Korea is krazy!
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