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Baboon spiders are a subfamily of the tarantula species (Theraphosidae). They are native to South Africa and their appearance is reminiscent of baboons. They have pads on their feet and the last two segments on their legs look like fingers of a baboon. When alarmed or threatened, the baboon spider will rear up on its hind legs, hold its front legs out to its sides and bare its fangs. | Baboon spiders are a subfamily of the tarantula species (Theraphosidae). They are native to South Africa and their appearance is reminiscent of baboons. They have pads on their feet and the last two segments on their legs look like fingers of a baboon. When alarmed or threatened, the baboon spider will rear up on its hind legs, hold its front legs out to its sides and bare its fangs. | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
