This is enough to make even spider and snake lovers squirm

[Omega]

Isn't The Sun a tabloid? Meaning, chances are, this story isn't true, right?

Not sure, but it's apparently the most red newspaper in the world, with almost eight-million daily readers.

 

[Dwarf Puffers]

Man, he must have been keeping monitors or something for them to tear his body apart

Really though, no-one noticed he hadn't moved in 2 weeks?!

 

[bettagurl]

nice.
I have about 12 large spiders/tarantulas in my room...lol

 

[H3D]

That is CRAZY!!!

 

[J double R]

Isn't The Sun a tabloid? Meaning, chances are, this story isn't true, right?

the story may be partially true.. as in, a man got bit by a spider and died.. and they turn it into this.

the sun is indeed a tabloid.

 

[jpappy789]

ewewewewewewewew...I HATE spiders and bugs!

 

[Siren]

Man, he must have been keeping monitors or something for them to tear his body apart

I agree. Most snakes eat their food whole, and a gecko wouldn't even want to eat him unless he was moving (as anyone can attest that has tried to feed a lizard dead crickets). Ten to one the gecko was eating the termites, not the man. And termites don't eat or live in people anyways...they eat wood only, not flesh.

 

[jflng]

I call :bs:

The Sun is a tabloid, and tarantulas won't scavenge like that.

 

[Omega]

I found this story from another source but it's three-years-old already.

Sun, date your stories.

erv:

 

[Omega]

And termites don't eat or live in people anyways...they eat wood only, not flesh.

Termites clean each other and therefore eat the cast skins and feces of the members of the colony. They also clean up the colony by eating dead individuals and eat animal dung. So maybe they would nibble.

And the gecko was most likely eating the termites yes. But the other scavangers, I'm not so sure.

Who knows with the Sun?