“Seeing the instruments they were going to put in my ear started to make me panic.”
Missouri woman Susie Torres thought she had water in her ear, but a medical team quickly discovered a spider inside of it.
When Susie Torres heard popping and swishing sounds in her left ear, she simply thought she had some water sloshing around in there. But what they fished out wasn’t your harmless daddy long-legs—it was a dime-sized, venomous brown recluse spider, which is most commonly found in the Midwest and southern states, per the“The brown recluse spider cannot bite humans without some form of counter pressure, for example, through unintentional contact that traps the spider against the skin,” the CDC site states.
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