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A giant trapdoor spider was discovered in Australia

Kaitlyn Radde

March 24, 2023

A <em>Euoplos dignitas</em> spider pictured in 2021. (Queensland Museum) — A Euoplos dignitas spider pictured in 2021. (Queensland Museum)

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