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Giant, venomous, invading alien spiders… again.

10th May, 200912th September, 2016 Matthew Chatfield 3 Comments exaggeration, lies, massive animals, media, newspapers, spiders

Oh, no! An Australian town has been terrorised by giant, venomous spiders. Newspapers all around the world are recounting the

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Check out this massive crab

18th January, 2009 Matthew Chatfield 14 Comments crabs, crustaceans, massive animals

We heard you wanted to see a picture of a simply gigantic crab. So here it is. Coconut Crab (Birgus

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Invasion of the giant hornets… or is it?

1st June, 200726th October, 2020 Matthew Chatfield 51 Comments hornets, insects, invertebrates, massive animals, wasps

There’s a buzz going about… and it’s created by a load of hornets. Regular readers will know about the Asian

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Check out this massive wasp

9th May, 200726th October, 2020 Matthew Chatfield 97 Comments hornets, insects, invertebrates, massive animals, wasps

We heard you wanted to see a picture of a simply gigantic wasp. So here it is. The Asian Giant

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Giant cave spiders found down malodorous hole

16th December, 200614th November, 2021 Matthew Chatfield 21 Comments invertebrates, massive animals, spiders

A photo story for your entertainment. On a training day this week, The Ranger and his colleagues discovered a small

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