Scientists 'miserable' After World's Oldest-known Spider Dies In Australia At 43 — From A Wasp Sting

USATODAY, Asbury Park Press
Mon, 04/30/2018 - 7:16am

Scientists in Australia say they are heartbroken after the world’s oldest-known spider has died — from a wasp sting.

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