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"An asbestos team has discovered a huge tarantula skin while working in an attic in Cardiff. Asbestos specialists Kusten Vorland were carrying out a routine survey in a 19th-century house when they made the discovery. Surveyor Katie Parsons-Young told WalesOnline: &amp;quot;I was the first in. I sort of saw a leg, screamed and went. &amp;quot;I will certainly not be going back in there. I was absolutely petrified and couldn&amp;#039;t stop shaking for two hours. &amp;quot;It was just horrific. I hate spiders and I hate them even more now.&amp;quot; The Cardiff Reptile Centre has said that the spider - thought to be a Chilean Rose Tarantula - could now have grown to 7 inches in diameter since shedding its skin. The skin has been sent off for laboratory analysis and it is thought that it will be a world-first if traces of mesothelioma - caused by asbestos exposure - are found in the spider skin. The current whereabouts of the spider are unknown. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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