Poisonous spiders in bananas from Tesco: The woman was horrified when she served a banana to a 6 -year -old daughter!<

Brazilian spiders' nest, whose bite may be fatally poisonous, found the Tesco Wales branch in the Pontardave Branches in the Bananas.Informed about the Daily Mail, which also published photos of the attacked bananas, which inadvertently got to the counter stores.

"My husband bought bananas from Tesco, were in the house all day before I tore the bag and the bananas opened.Siri asked me for a banana.The first banana wore a somewhat funny bite, so I gave her another and I noticed that there was a large spider cocoon.The other bananas were also a cobweb, "quotes the British website Mrs. Layton, who in horror remembered her 6 -year -old daughter's banana with a spider whose poison could kill!

Closed the spiders in the freezer

The present mother then quickly recognized the type of spiders.And because she had seen a report of them recently.To be sure, "Vygooglila", what type is exactly, and confirmed that it is really a dangerous species.It was the nest of the Brazilian Palovčík (Phoneurtria Fera), which is sometimes called "banana spider" because they can hide in banana clumps.May be dangerous for humans, without administering an antibody can be their poison fatal.Live only in the tropical area of South America, growing size 6 centimeters.Since 1926 caused 14 reported deaths.

Mrs. Layton admits: "I was afraid - I don't like spiders at all - and I read about Brazilian traveling spiders, so I was very frightened of a possible threat."Bananas with spiders closed in a box and put it in the freezer."We apologized to Mrs Layton and asked her to return the product to our warehouse so we could make full investigation," said Tesco spokesman in Wales.

This is a relatively exceptional case on the British Isles, but not the first, Daily Mail pointed out.Similar occurred last October when ordering goods from online store Waitrose in South London.

At that time, the spider in the bunch of bananas noticed the father of the family Tim.And then hundreds of spider eggs."Although people think they are funny things, find a spider in bananas, I think this spider could kill me or my son if he got a banana from me," he recalled the frightening moment with the Brazislký spider Tim in Mail on Sunday."Although it is very unusual, we took it very seriously and consulted with our supplier to minimize the risk of happening again," said shop spokesman.He also offered the family as an apology of £ 150 in shopping vouchers.

Guardian pointed out that the problem with Brazilian spiders had a problem in the past and the Tesco store in Kent, which had to close for several hours after finding the spiders in a box of banana.