The longest living spider ever recorded in history was a pet spider named Alexander owned by Kay Ball from the 1800's, living over 100 years before going missing one day. Alexander was the inspiration for the hair brush invented by William Ball, Kay's father, in 1843, due to how it liked to crawl on people's heads. Its exact species was never identified, however there are no recorded instances of Alexander killing anyone, so it was likely a harmless kind. According to experts, Alexander could still be alive today, however no sightings have been reported. Alexander is right behind you
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jinx 1 year ago (edited)i'm pretty sure it was a huntsman spider -
