Giant Spider Caught on Video in Bag of Ready-to-Eat Salad Is Ready for Its Close-Up
Giant Spider Caught on Video in Bag of Ready-to-Eat Salad Is Ready for Its Close-Up
By Tom McKay February 08, 2016
Coming to a nightmare near you: This terrifying video of a gigantic spider biding its time — presumably before committing a violent crime — in a bag of salad that looks a little too similar to the ones in our local supermarkets.
Australian YouTube user Rick Perry fortunately spotted the eight-legged freak before he opened and ate the bag of salad, which carries a label assuring that its non-spider contents were "washed and ready to use," a consumer-facing promise that can easily be construed as "not containing a huge-ass spider."
The salad appears to be from Australian brand Woolworths, which coincidentally issued a recall of loose-leaf salad ingredients after a growing salmonella outbreak sickened dozens of people.
As FoodBeast reports, the spider in question appears to be a huntsman, which is also noted by someone in the video.
Huntsman spiders are not aggressive and are minimally toxic to humans, according to a site run by the Fumapest Control Group, but they are, however, maximally terrifying.
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