A woman went to the hospital to complain about some torturous racket in her ears. It turns out it was a tiny jumping spider. Hear about it at Urban Legends and Stranger truths. While brainworms have many horrifying headlines, this year the good folks at the New England Journal of Medicine offer some fresh nightmare fuel for Halloween. It's an ear spider. It's a short clinical report that was filed this week by the doctors of Tainan City in Taiwan
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 0:21
Oh, my God. I can't unhear and unsee this swell. You did it. You did it, Bob. You made me very afraid of my ears. Now harboring a little insects. Oh, my God. Thank you for yet another moment of wonder that you always provide for us
Evelyn Phipps
@LadyFi · 1:02
It's. Okay, bye. Like, for real? For real by you. Look, you just made me go downstairs, get the Zivo. I'm gonna be putting earplugs in my ears, and I don't feel right about the earplugs because I don't live in the safest of neighborhoods, so I have to be able to hear. But now oh, no. Oh, no. Spiders in the ear. If never, like, you have done it like, oh, no
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
bob dennis
@Urbanlegends · 0:28
Hello, Deb. Evelyn. Thank you for your comments. Remember, 99% of all spiders are harmless. They don't they aren't poisonous in that sense. And they do take care of eating mites and other things. So they're doing a good job. They're not going to hurt you in that sense. However, it's noted they can be mischievous. No, it have a lovely weekend. Bye
Magenta Deveraux
@AKAMagenta · 1:27
You won't get me. Spiders. Yeah, I don't, like, crazy for that one. I knew he was going to do it. I can't. I know. That must have been torturing, hearing them, like, on your damn eardrum, jumping up and down. I'm glad she would do that. I'm glad they closed our brain. This just sounds like the most worst thing that ever happened to life. Oh, God. No way. Sad
