A resident of Australia found a giant spider on the ceiling (3 photos)
A British woman who recently moved to live in the suburbs of Sydney, for the first time encountered the local fauna so closely. She found at home giant crab spider (also called a hunter) and in a panic rushed to social networks, begging to save her from the eight-legged monster for small reward. 
The announcement asking for help was: "Someone knows how to deal with spiders? Happy to pay someone $50 for getting that spider out of my apartment.” 
People on the Internet took the trouble of the girl to heart and gave her a lot of advice.
First, they were advised to leave Australia immediately. Secondly, to raise the cost of remuneration at least ten times, otherwise the daredevil may never be found.
"The spider is too big to mess with for 50 bucks,” said one. "Just burn the house down," continued second. “Is this thing on steroids, or what?” the third wondered. Almost all agreed that it makes sense to simply move to another country.
However, there were those who took the situation more calmly: “This is an ordinary hunter, he is not dangerous to humans and kills mosquitoes. I I propose to expel him with a vacuum cleaner. Sounds reasonable! 
Hunter spiders tend to move into houses in the summer months in Australia, because, like all other living creatures, they are trying save yourself from the heat. An adult hunter spider can be up to 15 cm in size. (male) and 30 cm (female).
