Zebra Tarantula

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The scientific name of Zebra tarantula is Aphhonopelma Seemanni

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The Common name of this tarantula is Costa Rican Zebra or Costa Rican Striped Knee

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They secrete silk from their feet which allows them to cling to vertical surfaces.

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At the entrance, they create a web!!

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These Zebra tarantula can hide in their burrow for about a month.

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Is it the same tarantula that is EDIBLE?

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Thailand Zebra Leg Tarantula is an OLD WORLD Tarantula. It is an edible tarantula especially on the streets of Cambodia.

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