Animals
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Venomous New Species of Black Tarantula-like Spider Found in US Zoo
A zoo keeper at a Miami zoo in US national park discovered what was believed to be a 'small shiny black tarantula-like' spider, as how zoo conservation chief Frank Ridgley in the Daily Mail described it.
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