As we all know, the biggest spider in the world is Hong Ping, which lives in the humid forests of South America. When Xiongping opened its claws, it was 38 cm wide, weighed about 1.20 g, and the length of its poisonous claws was 2.5 cm. If we regard it as a cuboid, its volume is about 400 cubic centimeters, and its surface area is about 62 and 8 square centimeters.

This is an extremely fierce spider that can prey on birds. Its body length can reach 38 cm. They go out hunting at night. Birds, reptiles, mammals and even small snakes can be their meals. Fortunately, its venom is not fatal.

Although it won't kill people, the wound will be very red and swollen and difficult to handle. In view of the rarity of this spider, it is possible that humans do not have the anti-venom of this spider, so be careful.

This kind of spider is not invented by human beings, but actually exists. As early as 1939, explorers discovered this kind of spider and brought it back to the Paris Museum. At first, it didn't attract attention until German biologists found this spider in the warehouse of the Paris Museum. This unscientific ratio is really shocking.