This article is the most awesome thing I have read since the LHC was turned on:

INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION -- Astronauts aboard the ISS can add one more mission to their list: locate a spider that has disappeared.
When Space Shuttle Endeavour took off from Kennedy Space Center this month, the crew carried two spiders with them.
The spiders were sent in an enclosed box for a school science program. Students want to know if spiders can survive and makes webs in space, but now only one spider can be seen in the container.
NASA isn't sure where the spider could have gone.
I know where the spider went. It crawled into someone's EMU suit, nesting comfortably in the torso section, so it can drop right down in between the outer suit and under the LCVG during some critical EVA repair.

SPIDERS! THERE ARE SPIDERS IN MY SUIT! ARRRRGH!

