Uninvited guest...appears at Queen Elizabeth's funeral

Nearly XNUMX guests attended the state funeral of Queen Elizabeth II on Monday, but only one of them had eight legs, a spider that made its way to the queen's coffin.
A video clip documented the spider making its way over the coffin of Queen Elizabeth in Westminster Abbey, specifically in the wreath and leaves cut from the gardens of Buckingham Palace, which was above the coffin.
The spider also appeared moving on a letter written by King Charles III, which stated: “In a loving and faithful memory. Charles R.”, before the spider finally disappears from view, and returns to the inside of the package.

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Social media buzzed Social by talking about this spiderAnd one of the tweets said on Twitter: “The most famous spider in the world now,” while another tweet mocked by saying: “Have you been invited, my friend?”
Others sympathized with the creature, who quickly and inadvertently found a strong fan base on the Internet.

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One wrote: “Imagine you are a spider in the garden and you sleep in a pink rose, then you wake up, stretching out all your little legs and realize you are suddenly in Westminster Abbey, above coffin The Queen in front of world leaders and billions of people.
It is noteworthy that with the advent of autumn, the season of spiders begins in Britain, a period that many fear due to the appearance of these small creatures in their homes.