Venomous Giant Spider Found in German Supermarket

A supermarket employee in Prerow discovered the spider in a banana box, prompting a swift police response.

Police in Prerow, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, were alerted after a giant crab spider was found in a supermarket.
The spider was discovered by an employee in a banana carton and was quickly captured to prevent any harm.
Authorities confirmed the spider is venomous, capable of causing headaches and muscle pain if it bites.
The spider was taken into police custody and is awaiting transfer to the local county veterinarian.
Giant crab spiders are known to inhabit subtropical and tropical regions but are occasionally found elsewhere due to international shipping.