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I once got a big, fat, furry huntsman in my room that came from our lopsided Christmas tree. It was a hideous sight to behold.
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Pretty rare in the uk. Very few insects live on Christmas trees so there's little food for spiders. Also at this time of year outdoor spiders have mostly died off or are hibernating.
Probably not all that uncommon. Say a news clip yesterday, where an Owl was found in a Christmas tree four days after the tree was purchased, lol.
depends where it is stored