After a woman in Pensacola, Florida discovered a golden orb weaver (a type of spider) in her home, she decided to relocate it to a "more appropriate location" -- one that we assume is not inside a house.
But before being subjected to relocation, the spider decided to crawl around on the woman's face. Surprisingly, the woman seemed fairly cool with that, a reaction to which I absolutely cannot relate. (To be fair, it's not a particularly aggressive spider and does have a low-risk bite, but ... still.)
Here's hoping this yellow friend has now woven a beautiful circular web somewhere in the Great Outdoors.
Topics Animals
