We discovered her shocking black shiny body hanging upside down in a corner of the front stoop of our home. She was eagerly going about her ritualistic vampire activities as she victimized and devoured the innards of an unsuspecting beetle who had the misfortune of stumbling into her cobwebs.
After observing briefly, I realized that she must die. Although beautiful and reclusive, the threat of having a deadly venomous animal so close to entering our dwelling and being underfoot of a curious, creepy-crawler loving Caveman was too legitimate of a concern to ignore. Out of routine habit, I grasped the nearest fallen stick and yielded my weapon above her, but; alas, she darted into a protective crevice where the settling of our home created a cavernous retreat ideal for a gorgeous arachnid to take up residence!
The hunt went on this way for 5 days before we resorted to the only option for a human of whom has been outwitted by a spider; we purchased concrete caulk and sealed her into her home forever, left to perish in the depths of her spider paradise.
Perhaps any fellow resident arachnids of the toxic variety will take heed of her fresh mockery and final sentence when they spot human beings out in the yard searching for earthworms...
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