Not on the itinerarywhatever you do, dont go to guayaquil, them broads cant be trusted
Those two giant spiders are bad enough, and that highly venomous caterpillar is another thing, and you`re out there wandering around in the dark. If you encounter one of those giant foot long, thick as your thumb, Hayabusa fast, centipedes, you must burn the jungle down. And if you find a nest of Bullet Ants, leave that alone too. Did you never see episodes of Deadly 60 or Kings of Pain?There are a few things I can be quite content only ever seeing in an image. You posted a couple of them.
Quito seems fine from what the locals tell me. As always a few spots tourist need to stay out of.Beautiful pics, really miss Ecuador. Last time was 2005, heard things are diff with drugs and gangs...How are things in Quito and the country side?
Not everything I posted, but enough that a trip to the hospital or worse is only 1 bad luck situation of rubbing against the wrong leaf.Enjoy, cool pics. How many of those things want to kill you?
Guide told me the real issue with tarantula is the spikes. They get agitated and will shoot the spikes on their back, they carry some sorta poison that will start to dissolve your skin iirc. The bite is the ‘good’ part.Those two giant spiders are bad enough, and that highly venomous caterpillar is another thing, and you`re out there wandering around in the dark. If you encounter one of those giant foot long, thick as your thumb, Hayabusa fast, centipedes, you must burn the jungle down. And if you find a nest of Bullet Ants, leave that alone too. Did you never see episodes of Deadly 60 or Kings of Pain?![]()