A rare form of spider has been discovered in the UK for the first time since the 1990s.
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The great fox-spider was previously thought to be extinct and has been listed as critically endangered, although some of the arachnids were spotted by wildlife enthusiast Mike Waite on a military training site in Surrey.
Waite revealed that he was "over the moon" to find evidence that the creatures still exist.
He told The Guardian newspaper: "As soon as my torch fell on it I knew what it was. I was elated. With coronavirus there have been lots of ups and downs this year, and I also turned 60, so it was a good celebration of that. It's a gorgeous spider, if you're into that kind of thing."