Are there spiders in Corfu?

Those species of spiders were photographed in Corfu (GREECE), during the years 2008 and 2009. All the photographed arthropods belong to the order of Araneae. The classification of spiders is particularly difficult and requires expertise, experience and appropriate equipment.



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One of the most dangerous snake species of Europe is the Horned Viper. It lives on Corfu too, so be very carefull with this poisonous exemplar. Keep distance, it has a long reach. When bitten by accident, you have to go to the hospital as soon as possible!

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