Funny how certain stories seem to pop up in multiples around the same time.
.....like deadly spiders

House full of them found in Carlow!
Experts have revealed they had to remove and destroy a number of deadly spiders from a vacant house in Carlow.
The National Exotic Animal Sanctuary (NEAS) was contacted by a man who had bought them online and left them behind after he moved....like WTF??
There were 100 in the house which had to be catalogued, including a number of black widow and funnel-web spiders.
The lethal ones were killed.The NEAS is calling for new laws to crackdown on the number of dangerous creatures being bought online.
........................another reason not to go to Carlow

Fancy a banana?
Abby Woodgate in Essex had a bit of a nasty surprise when she found eggs from the 'world’s deadliest spider’ in a bunch of bananas from Tesco. And to make matters even worse, now she has no bin or hoover. At first, she though the white lump on the banana was just some mould. She poked it with a toothpick and then she saw the eggs. Dozens of them.
Turns out they were from the Brazilian wandering spider - which holds the Guinness World Record for world's most venomous spider. Their venom can cause loss of muscle control and breathing problems, which leads to paralysis and eventual asphyxiation. Nice!
She threw some in the bin, vacuumed up the rest that had fallen on the floor.
She contacted Tesco who sent over pest control who took her bin and her hoover - and incinerated them.
Tesco have offered to replace the items. That was nice of them!