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A new species of a venomous spider has been recognized in Florida.According to the Zoo Miami Conservation and Research Facebook page, the Pine Rockland Trapdoor Spider was first spotted in 2012 when zoo staff found it in the critically endangered pine Rocklands surrounding Miami s zoo.But it wasn t until recently th
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