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Tarantulas come out with monsoon rains

Banjo meets a male desert blonde tarantula while out for a walk with his owners in their Dewey neighborhood last week. The recent rainstorms act as a sexual cue for mature male tarantulas to begin their quest to find females. (Richard Haddad/WNI)

Banjo meets a male desert blonde tarantula while out for a walk with his owners in their Dewey neighborhood last week. The recent rainstorms act as a sexual cue for mature male tarantulas to begin their quest to find females. (Richard Haddad/WNI)

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