Secrets of the African Trapdoor Spider đ·ïž Master Builders of the Wild
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 27. 06. 2020
- Dive into the hidden world of the African Trapdoor Spider with host Graham, as he unveils the architectural marvels of these elusive arachnids. Nestled in the heart of Nambiti Private Game Reserve, South Africa, discover how these spiders ingeniously construct their silk-lined burrows with camouflaged trapdoors, serving as both a fortress and a hunting ground. Witness firsthand the meticulous design and unexpected beauty of their homes, which blend seamlessly into the landscape, providing perfect ambush points to capture prey. This journey not only showcases the remarkable traits and survival strategies of the Trapdoor Spider but also celebrates the intricate connections within the animal kingdom. Prepare to be amazed by the craftsmanship of nature's own architects and gain a newfound respect for these masterful builders of the wild.
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"Was very rude of me should've knocked first"
*Taps door*
Spider POV: *Violent Earthquake*
lol
Wait then what are our footsteps?
world shattering eruptions
I would have liked a day/night cam clipped to show it jumping out at a grasshopper or something instead of the manhandling. I'm tired of nature videos where people have to pet the shark, ride the whale and so on. Poor thing.
@@ellierose6 yip esp when ppl put birds in cages and prevent them flyin by clipping their wings
"They will stay in that hole for their whole life."
Well until a man with a stick comes.
Trolling Troller seriously?
Klowdz from his name I canât tell if heâs serious or not.
"Man with a stick"
Well how else will they make babies?
Lmaoooooo
@@CZcamsTookMyNickname.WhyNot that's what she said
âNow, the venom isnât really to kill the animalâ
Oh, thatâs a relief
ââŠitâs more to liquify the insidesâ
Ah.
Yep, still terrible
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Oh, that's a not-relief.
I'm pretty sure liquifying the insides will kill the animal.
Generally speaking though it'll only liquify if the insect or animal it bites won't stop it for the next several minutes - hours depending on the size and how hard it is to liquify the inside so no worries. We're too big that it won't have the venom to liquify us and will take too long before it even liquifies us.
She was calm, probably listening and learning things about herself.
Gonna brag to hir offspring later
Let me show her my molten aluminium. LOL
I mean if a giant stick burst through your door and yanked you out and there was something 200 times bigger than you staring at you I imagine you would probably sit there in terror.
That's a sentence that has never been uttered in all of history
@@kid14346 Yeah she's scared to death. And her babies are running into their doom.
Imagine never leaving your hole for whole damn life, even after having a clutch of babies and watching them leave one by one, and then suddenly getting pulled out in the blink of an eye and being told how fascinating you are for 5 minutes
Spider: (' w ')
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Spider:đđđđđ why thank you~ I am very fascinating!
What are you talking about I'm 85 and have never left my mother's basement đđđđđđ
Well, either a human or a baboon will take her out of the hole so I guess today was her lucky day after all xD
Spider10News: âEviction gone wrong... Elinor Elizabeth Spider, a new mother of 30, was taking a nap, when the unthinkable happens...â
XD
Elinor Elizabeth and her family found to be victims of home invasion, family now has PTSD
I get the feeling you ARE a genius. â€ïž
Are you tired of being harassed by humans at all hours of the day? Install the all new Rock Trap Door, humans will think your door is a rock!
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I owned one of these when I kept tarantulas. Bad thing is I didnt know it was illegally sold at a pet shop. I kept her for 7 years. I used floral foam and drilled a small hole in a block of it. She dug down into the substrate and I literally only seen her pop out for her food. Had just glimpses of how big she really was. Oh, and she was one of the fastest spiders I have ever seen. Faster than Baboons, faster than "Pokeys". And she
was one scary looking spider.
"a'ight girl, you don't like me and I'm scared of you. I keep throwing food in here, you stay in that little hole of yours until you die. Cool? Cool."
Cool
That's like living with a monster, but one you had great appreciation and respect for.
Hagrid, is that you?
That's a loser hobby right there...
15-20 years is incredible! I never considered that invertebrates could live that long!
depends on the species but females live usually 2-3x as long as the males will
Well, some invertebrates are actually immortal, like Turritopsis dohrnii, a jellyfish. Others have a really diverses lifespans, there are marine snails that lives more around eighty years, (Lobatus gigas) while others just one.
*laughs in tortoise đą
Tortoises are vertebrates
Yes the females especially can be long-time fwendos!
She's so confused when she got pulled up in 0.1 second speed, she spent the rest of the 5mins on ground wondering wtf just happened.
Lmao I laughed and I dropped a like out of laughing
"Not ded... not in hole.. does not compute."
Nah, she just thinks that if she stands completely still the giant wonât see them...
Omg you guys, give her a break. She was tired. It's hard to be a single working mom and sole breadwinner of your family.
@@JD.727 deadass tho, some arachnid moms will let their babies eat them if they have no food :'(
My man knocked on the door, who said chivalry is dead.
Joe
Game Policies whoâs joe?
@@eliasmortimer9564 Joe nuts
666 th like
Feminist
That's actually impressive how they're able to build that structural hole in the dirt to accommodate her and her babies.
Yeah, it must take an alpha brain to dig a hole in the ground.
â@@johnboylan3832its not about digging in the ground itself but rather how almost perfectly round the hole is and trap doors are impressive too. Looks almost man-made
They are definitely not evolving into the perfect killing machines, just leave them alone
@@johnboylan3832 primitive minds like yours lack intelligence to appreciate skill and complexity
A moment of silence for the baby spiders who where left behind when the door got closed.
Just in case the spider was 6ft high, he brings a gun.
In the african bush it's probably a good idea to carry a rifle. Don't you think .
@@joeschmoe3815 yeah for the 6ft spiders
@@user-qd6jt9sd3h yeah usually when i go through the australian desert i bring my minigun with me to deal with the 50 ft spiders.
@@xander5470 best not to risk it
@Chris Young yes I'm a fan of Every Day Fishing
The spider: *Never leaves their hole in their Live*
Me who never leaves my room:" you know, i'm something of a Trapdoorspider myself."
me too, I lunge out of my room to grab dinner
I too, have a large rump and only sporadically open my front door in order to procure food, I was doing that even before quarantine started.
That Willem Dafoe reference tho đ
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Lol good one đ
I just love when people are so knowledgeable and respectful towards animals, subscribed because this man just genuinely seems to want to share his knowledge with the world and I now have a newfound respect for the Trapdoor Spider!
Imagine the stories she'll tell her kids. "One time a giant knocked on the door and dragged me out, then he told me how incredible and smart I am put me back into the house and cleaned the doormat." I love spiders and this guy just wanted to pet her, bless him
"The venom isnt to kill the animals" ..just melt their insides
Yeah tha twas kind of a plot twist haha, fucked up
In fact all spiders do, their preys fall in their traps and the spiders just melt the insides and drink them like some juice
I was like oh hella nah
@Dio Brando WHAT A TWIST
The forbidden Capri sun
Me: struggles to make anything
Spider: *Trap Door*
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Mad respect for anyone who has respect for animals . Itâs really an attractive quality
Yes, I agree. đ
how did we get from animal to opposite sex being attractive traits.....
I really love how the spider stood mostly frozen during the most of the explanation. This spider will grow smarter out of this biological class :p
Spider: im going to kill you monster.
Guy: Cool.
Pulled a jeremy Clarkson:
"Oh no!
Anyways,"
dayum 666 likes, and iâm the 666th .-.
monster you kill to going im
I love how sheâs just sitting there like:
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As he tells us about her
She getting them 10 min of fame
The spider babies seen the light for the first time mustâve been like đ«Ł
@@Boon_poon holy sht mah who opened the door?
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@@josiequeen3739 you look like the cute and naive teenage girl who goes to bed with her stepfather when her mom is working late
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She was very docile and patient, even as she kept getting pushed around she wasnât feeling any urge to bite at the stick, She was probably more confused than anything else as to why she was just baited outside of her home
You wouldn't have a lot of energy sitting still in a hole for half of your life
it's also very exhausting on mother spiders when they lay eggs and they hatch so its possible she was far too exhausted to do much and just hoped whatever it was would either leave or kill her and leave the babies would be my guess.
I love the way the spider sits there like she remembered she had a 2 oâclock interview with the Post Malone of Arachnid experts. đ
The spider must have been hypnotized by his calm demeanor and wanted to learn more about itself.
Yea fr she wasn't even biting the stick
Lol đđđ
Well he said they were nocturnal hunters. Maybe the daylight blinds/disorients her?
Na I think is because he knocked the door first let her know he was there for interview
Bob Ross wildlife cousin
This guy: "A small one non-the-less."
Me: "Sorry, what!?!"
Yeah, wth?? That's _small?_
Lol
You should see Frostbite Spiders
search for huntman spiders
Yeah, he said they can grow up to about the size of his hand
Graham that was so informative, and props to you for being gentle with the old mom spider, and putting her carefully back in her and her kids (for now) home!
From a very very very far distance I can appreciate how clever this trapdoor spider is, blending in with the ground.
3:12 I love how the spider stands there like "now that you've pulled me out of my house, please do a good job describing me!"
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Lmao!
Lol
"This type of spider is no harm to us humans"
Camera pans out to show rifle against the tree.
I just noticed that lol
Yahusha loves you immensely and died to save you!! REPENT!!
@@thekangaroo1880 timestamp
@@sarwarjahan2903 few seconds before video ends.
It's not the spiders the gun is for, it's the damn lions and hyenas and other large predators that would enjoy eating a human.
1:38 âThey've got these little holes in the roof that they can grab and shut the door after them. And they'll stay in this hole for their entire life.â
Never knew there'd come a day that I can relate to a spider.
I'm dead xD
Her beautifully constructed cylindrical house has a lid with a hinge on it. It looks like a pvc pipe đ±
Recently I saw a hummingbird nest and I couldnât believe how well it was constructed. It is just mind boggling how this minuscule looking animals can do such a thing. I canât even build my own house but I have gigantic brain.
Some of us canât even assemble a furniture that comes with a full instruction with.
I thought the rifle was for the spider, but he just wanted to pet it. Bless him.
Well hello there
now this is interdasting? Could you imagine, a Skyrim-sizee trapdoor spider? lmao
Bless him? He's beyond stupid!
Having the good old New Information for some chat for later.
Wait? I know you
"... imagine spending your entire life in one little hole..."
*cough*
Ahh CORONA!! LOLđ€Ł
@@storm-origamitutorials7766 np,its actually the live of us gamers
Marriage
I am married with a japanese woman for 20 years . I am close To this a way of life.
@@umplayerqualquer534 br até aqui kkkkkkkkkkkk
Poor babies who got locked out of their home, I hope they're safe. I hope Mama and her babies live long, happy lives. đđ·ïžđż
I planned to click on this, just briefly, for a quick look but was soon captivated and watched the whole thing - great stuff, so interesting and well presented đ
*"ah let's put our finger at the entrance of a dark hole containing a nuke of a spider..."*
Lmao
It let him pet it lol
@Creamapera idk how it's darwinism if the spider isnt capable of killing him
SteppupFoRetsam dont think about it too much man
@Creamapera Not really
"its not meant to kill, just liquidize the insides"...yea ok... what he is eating? thanos?
this is much worse than sudden death haha
Hello! Fellow arachnologist here! What he is meaning, is the venom itself wont instantly kill their prey. Their venom has a paralyzing trait that will almost instantly paralyze their prey after being dragged in the tunnel. The paralyzing trait works very quickly, allowing the spider to liquidate the insides of the animal for consumption.
Meep Moop
Does it paralyze them by dissolving any movable tissue in their body or is it a cocktail of chemicals where thereâs nerve agents and caustic material?
@@Docklead there is a neurotoxin in the venom that goes straight to the brain of the prey, which shuts down all brain waves and blood travel, paralyzing the insect/animal
Meep Moop
Does the neurotoxin kill the prey after a while, or does it just paralyze it?
I had to go on anxiety meds when you started petting that thing and showing us the fangs. Thanks for that lol
POV: itâs 2 am and youâre watching spider videos and you canât imagine how youâre getting any sleep tonight.
"They will stay in that hole for their whole life."
Babies: Ight ima head out
Rocky Rider u must not know but all animals have different âgestationâ periods, humans for example is 9 months. Thatâs why I think you think itâs 9 months theyâve been in there. But animals such as rabbits are only pregnant for about a month before giving birth. I bets itâs way shorter for a spider, probably only a couple weeks
@@coldpressedbrickrep I don't think anybody thought that
@@soulextinguisher the guy named "rocky rider" he was replying to deleted his comment I assume.
@@tomato7955 oh yea
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Imagine having 20 kids and somebody opens the door while your asleep and lets them out and and says their on their way to start a new life. đ
Seriously
LoL hahaha đđ
I know rightđ! Cuts the door openđź
Sounds like the end of my childhood. X'D
Exactly đ
The kids saw their chance to get out of the house and go party with their friends đ. Very interesting spider.
The Spider just sitting there listening like: âNo no itâs fine, this is the most time Iâve spent away from the kids in awhile.â
The trapdoor spider listened attentively throughout the lecture and immensely enjoyed the description of her people.
Yeah sure. And dozens of their children were left outside the shelter.
@@franciscobutte I wouldnât try to play the hero here - The African trapdoor spider is infamously cannibalistic. Many of its young serve as food, so, those that leave the nest early are often better off.
Thatâs also why he said her young being there was a good sign she was home. Her young being there is a steady food supply if no prey comes along, of course sheâs home.
As cute as you want to find them and as cruel as you want to find people, a spider is still a spider and nature is still a cold, unforgiving mistress.
@@5stargrim Bruh, shut up. The other person ain't even responding. đ€Šđ»ââïžđ€Ł
This takes âWhat, do you live under a rock?â to a whole new level
@Game ReaperX nah Man U want the âI-Hybern 8
Barely your 666th like
âYea, I do, actually.â
@Neckromancer mom
I
what?
I was nervous and sweaty while I watched this.
Normally Iâm happy and sweaty.
This is my new favorite video. Your handling of that beautiful momma and education is beautiful. Thank you!
I love how despite getting yanked out of her home, she just sits there, not knowing what is going on, it didnât even show much aggression at all, nor did it not flinch when this person lifted her up to show its fangs
Very well payed actor
was probably disoriented and blinded by the light
Murdoc niccals
That spider is a paid actor
she was frozen in fear after hearing the story about the ants
âOh thatâs rude, I should knockâ
**Proceeds to break down door**
Hahahaha
Arnold in predator "knock knock"
*Guns everyone down
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Lmao
I am terribly scared of spiders but this guy was so calm narrating while she was right there. She was also just stating still being a good interviewee untill scuttling back in the hole. Still donât want to use the word cute but watching this was rather nice
Love how compliant the spider is, sheâs like oh you want to educate people to leave me alone oh go right ahead mate
The spider was like
âBruh I didnât even know that about meâ đ
Where in the actual hell did you get your pfp from?!?!?
Lmao đ
Lol
âVery interesting, tell me more!â
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The spider is taking the âIf I donât move, he wonât see meâ pretty seriously
Gay.
@@thomasgriffin2326 bro wtf
@@captainsnekk bro wtf
Gay
@@itdobelikedattho8112 why
I started frantically checking my headphones after this vidđ
I like how chill the spider was even though it got dragged out itâs home he just hanging out
Spider acting like sheâs been waiting for this moment her whole life lmaooo
She was just camera shy next time she'll be more open lol
@@jamespeacock356 fr
More like she have to pause her doings this salesman but she's too polite to shoo him so she sits calm and quiet as he does his bit
@@imageez bahahaha she's a busy mom but also she's low key afraid of the giant alien in front of her who gesticulates wildly so she's nice and waits for him to leave.
I'm honestly surprised how docile that spider was. I would have expected it to be rearing up or trying to run back to its burrow.
I think she was standing still because that is what they do to survive. Saves energy as well
Ever slept on ur arm for at least 2 hours?
Spiders usually use the "playing dead" tactics when they face a bigger enemy. Unfortunately, it doesn't really work, especially on humans.
Actor =)
they're nocturnal so she was woken up in the middle of sleeping đŽ
Man is petting the spider like it's his own dog đ
"This kind of spider makes a tingling sensation which is painful when touched"
*this man đ*
He should be charged with breaking and entering
Lmfao!
That spiderâs got a good lawyer, I hear.
OmG i Am LiKe LiTteRalLy lIkE CrYiNg aNd ShAakInG HE ShOuLd BE CanCeLlED.
Yeah he has that rifle for a domestic disturbance
The spider judge will punish him
That one was ridiculously docile... he really just reached out and pet it and it didnt attack... wow
Thatâs what i was thinking lmao this is the first trapdoor spider video iâve seen where the spider itself isnât a complete demon
Alot of trapdoor spiders are quite gentle, you just see more of the nasty behaved ones online because it makes for a more entertaining video. Take it from someone who keeps almost 70 different species
@@rezonantsarachnids5351 you should make vids on yours then
@@silentfaze5389 i am currently in the process of setting up for beginning YT videos, in hopes of doing just so. Aim is to hopefully teach people how to responsibly collect, keep and breed them as well dispel some of the hostility alot of people view them with
@@rezonantsarachnids5351 are you finna be the next exotics lair
Man this content is so much more interesting than 90% of yt
Very similar to our trapdoor spiders of the American southwest. In fact, viewing them side by side I think telling them apart would be difficult, unless you're very familiar with one or the other.
That wasnât bad at all. I am TERRIBLY terrified of especially big spiders, but the calm voiced narration of the pretty calm âlittleâ spider friend wasnât as bad as I was expecting. I hope she and her babies live long and happy lives.
I have arachnaphobia as well, small spiders are fine, buy big ones and poisonous ones are a big nope in my book. Yeah this one was pretty harmless and docile
Yeah across the ocean sure.
Me too, absolutely terrified, the only real fear i have. When i was a child i already had predatory birds land on me at shows, snakes around my neck, dog biting while running away in one of those suits...but spiders...damn, they're so scary.
@@hereandthere6877 its the opposite for me lol, scared of small spiders, love big ones. I'm Australian and I've always loved huntsman spiders and hated redbacks so that's probably the reason
@@snowy016 ah yes, Australia, the one place I've had to tell my girlfriend repeatedly we shall never go to lol đ€Łđ€Ł it's nothing against the country or the people, I'm sure both are spectacular, I've just seen some ridiculous photos of spiders on the internet coming out of there that if I never see in real life, I shall be happy lol
I am no fan of spiders, especially big ones, but the respect this man has for this creature is amazing. Fantastic video.
Respect???
He broke into her house, dragged her outside, gave a lecture while pointing at her and touching her inappropriately.
Oh, and don't forget, he recorded the entire thing for the whole world to see.
Have you ever met/handled a big spider in reality? I hate small spiders but when I have ran in to larger ones I wasn't afraid of them for some reason. I was actually quite scared I was going to hurt it as they're very light for their size, which makes them seem fragile.
Spiders in the wild deserve respect. When they are in my home however... "tragic accidents" happen.
These spiders have been in California for over 60 years. I used to catch them when I was a boy in San Diego.
I hate mosquitos and other blood sucking bugs, which is why I like spiders a lot. It also helps my home country doesn't sport any spiders that would be dangerous to humans.
ngl, I was scared shitless by the thumbnail and clicked just for the funny comments but the quality of this actually impressed me
This single handedly took me from being terrified of this particular spider (Eight Legged Freaks didn't help haha) to be fascinated by them and wanting to study them! Well done, sir. So polite and respectful. The reverence was refreshing. "Thanks, momma. Sorry for causing a fuss. Off you go." *repairs home and waves at kiddos going off on their own* XD
The flawless uniformity of the trapdoor is freaking me out
Well they do have about 20 years to do renovations đ
Ye because like he said baboons will come and dig out the hole to eat them so to survive the spiders have to make the hole as inconspicuous as possible ie making it perfectly circular will make it less noticeable.
They learned working in Vietnam.
Spiders are clever little architects, look up ogre faced spider's and see how they cast nets
Yeah right most humans wont be able to design that, it also has a door handle its crazy a 8 legged animal can build something like that
Wow! What a calm and understanding spider! She seemed more curious about the giant who disturbed her than afraid of it.
She's likely scared stiff.
@@giovanna8187 could be. ;(
she just like being famous đâđœâš
@@giovanna8187 Nah sheâs just Hispanic or smthn
him: talking about the spider
The spider: again?!, c'mon in tryin to sleep here!
Wow that trap hole seemed way more secure than I was expecting. They open it so fast id think itâd be kinda loose but dang
i love how he knocked before opening the door-
Hi army
Professionals have standards.
1) Be polite.
@@nickiminaj0882 Listen we're big now , we're everywhere , you don't have to call out our fandom just to get attention ok . She didn't even replied you btw lol
@@vizzz8906 i don't need attention lmao
@@nickiminaj0882 ok lol don't do this people really don't like this behaviour of our fandom
"very rude of me i should have knocked first"
Professionals have standards
dad dad... put mum on the phone...
@@andrj8844 I'll be honest with you..... Mah parents doo not careh fo..
But as long as there are 2 people on this planet someones ganna want someone dead.
Be polite
Be efficient
That spider was very cooperative during the video. She didnât bolt or make a threat posture. An absolute sweetheart âșïžâ€ïž
This dude is honestly amazing, he thinks the spiders are cool himself, and seemingly effortlessly is able to convince you that they're cool as well.
I usually don't like spiders, but I honestly think the Trapdoor Spider is really cool and interesting now.
So no one is gonna talk about how the mf'er just pet the spiders back? Aight..
@rabid ._.
Sees the comment above yours
*casually walks away*
lol
She was probably in a premolt that's why she seemed very docile
@rabid excuse me w h a t
imagine how pissed you'd be if a giant creature came, uprooted your house, dragged you out of it, started poking you with a stick and speaking in a foreign language
This is such an amazing spider. I am very impressed by its engenuity, what a interesting arachnid.
I hate it how my body feels itchy while watching these, but I never stop watching them
Thats because a spider is on u be careful đ„
@@KrolKaz ohh u were right, I just killed it :)
I'm glad I'm not the only one who feels that way đŹđłđ€§đ©
Itchy or like what's that word like paranoid that there is a really big spider from Australia here by me too. Lol
@@_veedownnn7992 oh lmao it happens a lot
It didn't seem like she wanted to go back down there to her 50 children.
I wouldnât either
reflecting on life decisions
Rayo visual the reason behind that was because the mother was trying to defend her offspring
Lmao spiders can have 200 babys max.
50 thousand*
I don't know whether it was the calmness of the man's voice or the fact that he was touching up her rear end that was keeping this spider rather calm and relaxed.
I never seen a spider that calm when being touched like that.
You wouldn't have a lot of energy just sitting in a hole for half of your life would you
lol she's happily letting him teach everyone about her and her life how cute !
I know! She was way more gentle and patient than i thought sheâd be! â€ïž
She is just shocked and is playing dead
She was just woken up, dragged out into the bright sunlight, and is prolly scared stiff.
Not sure how happy she might be but itâs cool either way
That's not what's happening. It couldn't care less about teaching anyone anything. It simply wanted to avoid danger as much as possible
Hats off to the spider - she was so chill during the interview. Almost like she knew she needed to sit still and be a good model
Well she problaby played death or he just woke her while she was sleeping because they are Night Active.
@@Legendcrunch100 prolly true
She was a paid actor
Or because it's a nocturnal spider and it is easily confused and turns docile at sunlight.
@@Legendcrunch100 incorrect
"That was very rude of me, I should have knocked"
I'm dead đ
That spider started catching feelings you charmed her!!
Man: " you find the females typically have a big rump"
Spider: "tssh, EXCUSE YOU?"
Daniel Holmes Sexual harassment of a spider ahahah
Real child birthing abdomen you got there m'lady
*_t h i c c s p i d e r_*
Just like human females.
She stayed completely put because he was polite enough to knock.
1K likes? thanks guys, lol
Ay nice
Who else experienced a tingling sensation down their spine when you saw that spider
XD
@@PeterGriffin-bi3sg With many others but not this particular spider.
More like he crowbarred and burglarized the house đ€Ł
props to the man and the spider for being so calm
I like how the spider chooses to do absolutely nothing and the man had to do almost everything.
Alternative title: man breaks into forces single mother's home and forces family outside, leaving babies outside
OK Karen
Desmond Mendoza seriously Desmond... you're the one coming off a like a Karen. He was making a joke. Which was pretty damn funny, actually.
This, in TNN (tarantula news network)
@kbishop94 DESMONDâS joke was a joke
ihateroblox2030
well his reply seemed awful Karenish to me đ
Part of the reason sheâs so docile and not moving is she is nocturnal, like he said in the video. Nocturnal animals are slow and easily confused during the daytime, partly to save energy. They basically enter sleep mode and canât fully wake up. Thatâs probably also why she didnât close the trap door which they ALWAYS do at night.
Really fantastic video
Thanks for the breakdown , makes sense
Interesting. Much obliged!
this is a big UFFF for me... all i remember was the fact that a lot of spiders are with there babys all the time. she looked extremly exhausted. but makes sense and is a much better ending than shoving a dead spider back to her babys.
Dang. You smart AF. Didnât realize that. You must be that one person who goes out looking for danger at night to discover this fact.
I'd be confused to if a giant pulled me out of my house in the middle of the night and started lecturing nobody about my life.
That's a very beautiful spider, but you definitely want to give it it's space.
Didn't know these spiders make such structures, fascinating stuff!
This guy doesn't even show a single sign of fear.
Well why would he? This is his profession. Hes not some guy who never goes out in the wild with some irrational fear of spiders otherwise he wouldnt be opening up the things home
Neither does the spider
Mark o' Shea family
Yo dude itâs a bug
He sounds Australian so he's used to everything trying to kill him.
Paid spider actor just chilling while being touched
Dj Raztah i was searching for this comment
How is this comment considered funny anymore
@@whaledog7036 One of the most overused jokes on youtube now. If you hear the same joke 1,000 times it really isn't funny anymore
Spider be like âCan I go home now?â
Its just impressive that shes just chillin while you're there talking about her and touching her