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Mango spider elephant house

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This spider is the size of a small horse, with eight long, slender legs tipped with sharp, venomous claws. Its body is covered in shimmering black fur, and its eyes glow a bright, otherworldly green. It has a pair of venomous fangs that can be extended from its mouth, and it can spin webs of magical energy to ensnare its prey. This spider is intelligent and cunning, and it is feared by all who encounter it in the realm of fantasy.
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