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Captured on film here is the amazing sand spider demonstrating his unmatched camouflage skills, behold as he disappears before your very eyes!

 
As a background bonus for those who are in to it, here's some regular footage of what they're supposed to do. It's not very "Haha", but a pretty neat trick none the less.

 
I'll never look at the beach the same way. How big are they?
 
Lucille said:
I'll never look at the beach the same way. How big are they?
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I've read that they're on the small side, not even two inches from leg tip to tip, but that they're still in the same family as the recluse spiders and their bite is potentially very nasty. :ack2:
 
I doubt I get one then if they can have nasty bite results. I still getting use to the spider and such my wife has now.
 
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