A group of campers in Israel trapped a large camel spider after finding it on their campground. The group used a plastic container and a rock to keep the arachnid in place. Camel spiders are not actually spiders, but rather solpugids and are harmless to humans.
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"That time we caught a camel spider while camping," Simantov wrote.
According to National Geographic, although camel spiders are classified as arachnids, they are actually solpugids and not spiders.
While one camper remarked that the large arachnid was "gross," they do not possess any venom and are mostly harmless to humans.
