Omg a true story if you want to read?

A true story and its source was the Australian Quarantine Inspection Service in Adelaide.



A bloke and his family were on holidays in the United States and went to Mexico for a week. An avid cactus fan, the man bought one-metre high, rare and expensive cactus there. On arrival back home Australian Customs said it must be quarantined for 3 months.



He finally got his cactus home. Planted it in his backyard, and over time it grew to about 2 metres. One evening while watering his garden after a warm spring day, he gave the cactus a light spray. He was amazed to see the plant shiver all over,

He was puzzled so he rang the council who put him on to the state gardens people. and asked him ?"What the hell's going on?" he says. "Let me show you" says the cactus man. He went over to the cactus and picked away a crusty bit, the cactus was almost entirely hollow and filled with tiger striped bird-eating tarantula spiders, each about the size of two hand spans.

Omg a true story if you want to read?
That's a urban legend. Here's link to prove it:



http://www.snopes.com/horrors/insects/ca...





Also there's no such tarantula of that kind. Nearest would be Goliath bird eating tarantula and that thing couldn't survive in a desert. So why would it live in a cactus if cactus doesn't grow in jungle.
Reply:That's is just awful! Another reason not to like cactus.
Reply:Whoa, that's crazy! Thanks for the interesting story...
Reply:WTF!!! that settles it, I don't like cactuses anymore!