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* We don't have any spider pages yet, by the way. It's one of those things we keep meaning to get around to. Or perhaps by the time you're reading this, we do have a spider page, and we've just forgotten to update this page. Coprolite happens.
** This would take you to the FAQ index, where you would learn that although, regrettably, we have no FAQ on wombats, we do have a number of others, including one on bats.