Mother finds freak mouse-sized spider with 'huge teeth' as she unpacks in new home

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A mum may be regretting a move after unpacking boxes in her new home and finding a spider - bigger than a mouse with monster fangs.
Carley Tapsell was opening boxes in her new home when the huge spider jumped out of nowhere and terrified her - with its "BIG TEETH".
The mum, who recently moved to Dymchurch, Kent, managed to trap the giant eight-legged freak in a plastic box.
She said: "It's really big. I have never seen a spider so big. I was going through by cardboard boxes and it was just there.

"I've kept it in a lunchbox.

Big teeth: Mother finds spider with huge fangs as she unpacks

"It's got quite big teeth.

"My three-year-old son is here and he thinks it is fascinating and amazing."

The hairy monster Carley trapped appears to be a giant house spider, a relatively harmless spider that can grow up to a whopping six inches long.

Millions of giant house spiders have moved into homes across the country in recent weeks so they can breed in relative safety and warmth.

Stuart Hine, a spider specialist from the Natural History Museum, said a number of factors are contributing to their size and prevalence. See more picture below

Source: Mirror UK

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