July 6
Agigea, Romania - Hotter temperatures may have spawned an invasion of black widow spiders this summer on Romania's sea shore.

Unusually high numbers of the dangerous spiders have invaded between the cities of Agigea and Eforie, a marine biology expert said.

The first reports came from a teacher working with students near Agigea.

"Some 200 such spiders were seen around the Agigea beach," he said. "The population must be alerted and informed" so people don't come into contact with the spiders.

Romania's unusually warm winter and extremely hot summer may have contributed to the spider explosion.

The venom produced by black widow spiders is considered more potent than that produced by rattlesnakes but since the spiders are small, the bite isn't usually fatal to humans. However, bites by several spiders could prove more dangerous.
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uh oh speghettios

black widows are cool

golbal warming again so not only is it affecting the climate melting the arctic ice but now it spwaning spiders

and a message to the people of romania RUN FOR YOUR LIFES THE SPIDERS ARE COMEING!!!!!!!!!!!111one

Just don't run to the UK as we cannot sustain any more Eastern European immigrants!!!!!!!