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A beautiful bunch of ripe bananas / Highly deadly black tarantula
A beautiful bunch of ripe bananas / Hide the deadly black tarantula
I'd say the second one.
"This bunch of ripe bananas looks beautiful and pristine. But it hides a dangerous beast: the deadly black tarantula."
It's well-accepted usage to say "Inanimate object X hides object Y", even if Y is an intelligent agent which has hidden itself.
"Hide the deadly black tarantula" sounds like an instruction, while "Hiding deadly black tarantula" or even "Hides the deadly black tarantula" sounds more natural.