Brazilian news portal G1 reports that this footage was captured by 20-year-old web designer Erick Reis as he was leaving a friend's engagement party this past Sunday. G1 spoke with a local biologist who identified the spider as Anelosimus eximius — a "social spider" species known for its massive colonies and "sheet webs." He characterized the phenomenon as "normal," which it most certainly is not. More information on the topic can be found here: http://gawker.com/5982891/meanwhile-in-brazil-its-raining-spiders Thousands of spiders congregate between the poles of the Paraná, Brazil. Want to know to examine the causes of such behavior, we here and we'll publish the answer. BE SURE TO SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE OF THE BEST PRANK/FAIL VIDEOS! http://www.youtube.com/user/SixStringSolid Argentina "Raining Spiders" "Thousands of spiders" congregate between the poles of the "Paraná, Brazil" Wanting to know, we are examining the causes of such behavior. We will publish the answer here.
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