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Shannon Murray has nerves of steel.
During a live telecast this week, a very, very large spider crawled slowly, very slowly, down the Fox 4 Dallas news reporter's bare arm.
It crawled from atop her left shoulder to about mid bicep, before it disappeared behind her arm, out of the camera's sight.
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But Murray kept her cool so well, some wondered whether or not she had felt the creepy critter.
Yes.
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Yes she had.
“For those asking, YES I felt it! But I had no idea it was a spider until a VIEWER let me know on Facebook! EEK,” Murray noted on the station's Facebook page.
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Fox 4 posted the video and titled it "Shannon's Little Friend." As of this posting, it had received over 359,000 views.