BUCKS COUNTY, Pa. — A woman in Bucks County opened a bag of grapes Tuesday and found an unwelcome guest crawling inside.
NBC 10 reported that a black widow spider was discovered on the organic grapes, which had been purchased Monday from BJ's Wholesale Club in Langhorne.
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Reed and her husband on Wednesday contacted the store, which they said was "very cooperative," according to NBC 10. They were referred to the grower in California and told that the venomous spiders are a problem there.
Bites from black widow spiders are rarely fatal to humans, but they can cause muscle pain, vomiting and sweating.
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