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Itsy Bitsy Spider Crawls Up and Down Pope Benedict’s Robe During Speech

Posted Wednesday, September 30, 2009

Featured on Episode 3 of the 2009-2010 season

 

A spider stole the show from Pope Benedict in Prague this past weekend when the itsy bitsy spider crawled up and down the Pontiff's robe. The Pope was speaking to politicians and diplomats at Prague Castle at the end of a concert. The spider survived the speech and a quick swat from Pope Benedict, and exited the hall hanging from the Pope's robe by a piece of web.

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