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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Arachnophobia is probably the second-most popular phobia (after coulrophobia, that most tired of plot devices), and even non-arachnophobes have to admit that spiders can be pretty freaky. Therefore, the most popular form of Big Creepy-Crawlies, and one of the most popular Fifty Foot Whatevers to attack has to be a big spider. (Don't click the link if you like to browse All The Tropes before bed.) The bigger they are, the less likely there are to be more of them, but they're almost all so big that they logically shouldn't be able to move or breathe. They will usually have hypertoxic venom, both spin webs and hunt for prey, and spit silk out of their mouths (most spiders in real life only focus on one trait). |
