These are shots from what is believed to be the first scientific account of a wild tarantula eating a snake, which actually occurred in southern Brazil in October of 2015 but was just published last month, presumably because that tarantula also ate the scientists and somebody just recently stumbled across their camera in the jungle.

A team of scientists happened upon the meal–a 15-inch dead Erythrolamprus almadensis snake–decomposing in its middle section beneath an overhanging rock. And our lovely dinner guest, the large Grammostola quirogai tarantula, was there atop the prey, turning the serpent’s body to goo with its out-of-body digestion

Did you read that? ‘…turning the serpent’s body to goo with its out-of-body digestion.’ Man, I just learned about it but I’ve got to say that out-of-body digestion is probably my least favorite kind of digestion besides indigestion, and definitely not appropriate for a dinner party. Or is it? *pukes pork loin and asparagus into Magic Bullet blender, looks up to a startled table* I’m gonna drink it to make it easier on my stomach.

Keep going for one more gnarly shot. WARNING: gnarly.

Source: Geekologie – Congratulations?: First Documented Account Of A Tarantula Eating A Snake In The Wild