Off top, it's been known to rain spiders in Australia and parts of Brazil.

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brain spiders in some places. you look quite shocked and confused by

this phenomenon it's called ballooning so spiders you like to travel using like

the electrical current of there's atmosphere to different places and then sometimes if there's like a natural disaster they all fly up at the same time to avoid a natural disaster and then come back somewhere else hundreds of miles away all of the same time.

Well they don't fly they time. They can fly.

Well they don't fly, they glide.

They like climb up to a high point, shoot some web out

and let the wind catch them.

And that's how they travel long distances.

They've been known to fly across like large bodies of water,

hundreds of miles.

Spiders can fly.

But to get a bunch of them to land at one place at the same time,

it's raining spiders. It's rain inspires.

It happens in of course Australia.

It's a crazy place where crazy shit

like that happens all the time.

That's horrifying.

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