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The world most dangerous spider VenomousSpiders eating snake Venomous Deadly Spiders The creepy-crawly world of spiders recently got a new member: Aphonopelma johnnycashi a tarantula species named for the late country singer Johnny Cash. The spider is abundant near Folsom State Prison in California where Cash recorded a famous live album in 1968. The tarantula's dark coloration also reminded researchers of Cash's preference for black attire. If you end up getting bitten by adult male shown here you may end up with a bee-sting-like irritation. But consider yourself lucky; unlike Aphonopelma johnnycashi the following spiders are considered the most dangerous on Earth. When scientists in southern Brazil turned over a rock while looking for tarantulas they came across something they never expected: a spider eating a snake. The tarantula called Grammostola quirogai was chowing down on the body of an Almaden ground snake (Erythrolamprus almadensis). It's the first time a tarantula has ever been seen preying on a snake in the wild. "Predation of such a large snake in relation to the size of the spider was extremely surprising to us " said Leandro Malta Borges a graduate student in biology at the Federal University of Santa Maria in Brazil. Borges and his colleagues reported their shocking discovery Dec. 3 in the journal Herpetology Notes. The researchers were studying tarantulas in the Serra do Caverá a rocky grassy region in the far south of Brazil. Under a rock they discovered a 15-inch (39 centimeters) snake being eaten by an adult female G. quirogai. This species was formally described last year Borges said and previously had been known to exist only in Uruguay. Like any critter spiders get hungry. Tarantulas usually satisfy this by chowing down on other bugs though large arachnids are also known to nibble on lizards and rodents. Researchers in Brazil made a grisly but fascinating discovery when they found a large female in the process of eating a snake. The title of the paper published in December in the journal Herpetology Notes really gets to the point: “Predation of the snake Erythrolamprus almadensis by the tarantula Grammostola quirogai.” Live Science brought this riveting discovery into the public eye. Do You search for:top 10 top ten venomous spiders dangerous deadliest yellow sac spider chinese bird spide mouse spide recluse spider black widow spider funnel web spider sand spider brazilian wandering spider venomous spider venomous spiders hd spider deadly amazing poisonous top venomous in world widow funnel web brown bite fangs spider bite (cause of death) documentary brown recluse worlds deadliest spiders top worst spider bites in the world top 10 worst spider bites in the world world's worst spider bites largest spiders images most venomous spiders in the world top venomous spiders world's worst spider bites world’s deadliest spiders found in world's most venomous spider most venomous spider deadly spiders world's deadliest animals world's most venomous spiders world attack freak nature inject lethal venom bloodstream infest house bed spread black widow bite poison toxin spiders attack girl spider in bed poisonous spiders house spiders spiders in bed most venomous spiders black widow spiders infest my house spider explodes spread across banana spider in banana banana spider top everything tops best worst most least top 10 stuff top 10 things spider (animal) venomous spider spider dangerious spider deadly spider most deadly spider most venomous spider spider fangs spider bite deadly spider bites worst spider bites brown recluse australian spiders wolf spiders poisonous spiders spiders in australia black spiders bite most top black widow brazilian wandering spider dangerous black most venomous spider world dangerous spider tarantula crazy brazilian wildlife world record spider attack world most dangerous spider video amazing spider bite eat snake eating snake large female tarantula Brazil’s Universidade Federal de Santa Maria hole discovery spiders get hungry Researchers in Brazil..