Cat’s eye marbled spider (Cotylidae: C. catiolae) with a pair of marbles in its mouth (photo)

Posted August 08, 2018 05:16:17 The world’s most iconic spider is not just a superlative spider.

It’s also a little bit of a legend.

According to the official website of the Canadian Museum of Nature and Science, the famous cat’s eye spider, Cotylidae, has three pairs of marbled eyes on its mandibles.

According the website, the cat’s eyes are covered by two sets of fangs, and it also has a pair on its mouth that look like it’s been chewed up and spat out.

Scientists who first discovered the spider say the spider has an astonishing life history and is a member of the genus Cotylus.

It is a relatively new spider that has been found in the Americas and Europe and is thought to have come from South America.

In the early 1800s, there were reports that it was eating insects, which it has always denied.

Its venom is thought by scientists to be of a powerful, toxic and carcinogenic nature.

It has been dubbed the world’s greatest spider because of its unique eyes, which can be mistaken for those of a cat.

In addition to being a popular spider, it has also been used as a pet.

In Canada, the species is known as the Cat’s Eye Marbles.

They’re available in a variety of colours and sizes and are usually purchased from nurseries or specialty shops.

If you or anyone you know is in need of a pet, please call the Canadian Cat Foundation at 1-800-424-9973.