8 Incredibly Brilliant Spiders

[@agentmothman5343]

I'm no arachnophobe but that pelican spider is *nightmare fuel.*

[@cageybee7221]

kind of reminds me of the centaurs from fallout

[@evilcanofdrpepper]

Any spider is scary when you are a MOTH!

[@cheaterman49]

I think it's actually pretty cute, and I really don't like spiders. Realistically if I saw one of those in my house I'd drop a shoe on it or something.

[@smiler6110]

Agent Mothman it kind of seems like it’s a mix of a scorpion and a spider

[@kurtwester5861]

RIGHT

[@dstinnettmusic]

Net Casting Spider every morning: “MY EYES!!!!” *rips out part of eyes*

[@hhiippiittyy]

Most aggressive snooze button ever. Wish I could do it too. My co-workers are hideous.

[@DIY_Tracheotomy]

*insert that one scene from SpongeBob of the fish's eyes burning*

[@princedoge4586]

I wonder if it feels like scratching an itch for them

[@stephaniebaker6001]

I wonder if that hurts...

[@arthas640]

@@stephaniebaker6001 probably not, alot of animals that can do things like detach limbs rarely seem bothered by it. pain is a natural response designed to make us avoid certain behaviors so it doesnt make sense from a evolution standpoint for a necessary thing to hurt. It's like how your nails and hair: your nails and hair are designed to replenish over time and fall out/break off over time so it doesnt hurt as long as we dont try to rush the process along by tearing out your hair/nails before they're ready. Besides, invertebrates dont seem to feel pain the same way we do; I've seen a spider and several crabs that have torn off damaged limbs and barely seemed to react, including a crab that lost a leg and then came back a little later and seemed to nibble on it.

[@Voromire1]

"Not all spiders are nightmare fuel" "but also, here are the pelican spiders"

[@tayh3645]

Nature decided "let's combine the abject horror of Arilus cristatus with a spider"

[@snake_gal2]

even other spiders are scared of those ;)

[@arthas640]

Then there's also the Giant Camel Spider which feeds mainly on small insects and *the raw terror it inspires in all other living things*

[@emmy_grace]

Idk how you think that those amazing creatures that are perfectly hand crafted by God, were magical created with an explosion of 😔*smh*🤦🏼‍♀️

[@Fahrenheit4051]

@@arthas640 Camel spiders aren't actually spiders, but most of them aren't what I'd call "cute". Except the spiny moleroman (Chelypus).

[@JukesMcGee]

How incredible that must have been to be the first scientist to witness a spider using trial and error.

[@shanzo85]

"They're found in Australia." Of course they are!!!

[@deldarel]

The pelican spider looks like a lovecraftian monster

[@MrSchrodingersCat01]

Net-casting spider: “I can’t find my net!” Other spider: “Look! Look with your special eyes!” Net-casting spider: “My net!”

[@TheRogueWolf]

And then the net-casting spider eats the other spider.

[@dicorockhimself]

Nice classic meme I'm proud of you

[@hiimryan2388]

dicorockhimself *changes name to nice classic memes* Really!!! :D

[@melvinshine9841]

I first heard about ogre-faced spiders from an episode of The Magic School Bus. Portia spiders (fringed jumping spiders) are fascinating to me. I feel like jumping spiders in general have a lot more going on in their tiny little heads than other spiders do.

[@-4subscriberswithahammerad521]

Some spiders are cute while others are nightmare inducing Science explain

[@carissstewart3211]

Why not both?

[@FabledThunder]

Evolution baby.

[@christelheadington1136]

@@carissstewart3211 -A cute nightmare?

[@BlackWolf42-]

If jumping spiders made squeaking sounds when they bounced around, they'd be even more irresistible.

[@sdfkjgh]

E2qNX8btraQ3zRD6J7fc: Ever seen Eight-Legged Freaks?

[@justinsankar1164]

*Awe-inspidering

[@dstinnettmusic]

Awwww inspiring

[@aidanlevy2841]

Seriously tempted to give you a negative internet point for that crime against humor :P

[@justinsankar1164]

@@aidanlevy2841 oof

[@JukesMcGee]

This is the worst pun i've seen on the web yet.

[@EmjiAmsdaughter]

Thank you.

[@kharecha14nk]

*Houseflies, fruit flies, and other sources of prey have left the chat*

[@elaineb7065]

Assuming every dislike is an arachnophobe, we have 114 so far

[@Malcolmosity]

Bruh, I’ve left the chat

[@crimsonlight1385]

Lmfao

[@grisellhernandez4558]

*_cat has joined the chat_* *_spider has left the chat_*

[@Tundra-ec3ii]

Also better have something about crabs as they are basically just wet spiders.

[@Dipi4pinoy]

But crabs a delicious

[@balreadysaid]

@@Dipi4pinoy lol yes they are!

[@djimma5080]

@@Dipi4pinoy spiders might be delicious you just don't eat them because of how they look, that means your shallow

[@CraBundy]

@@djimma5080 spiders good 👍

[@Dipi4pinoy]

DJiMMa I never said anything about not wanting to eat spiders. If anything I indirectly said spiders may taste as delicious going off the OG posters comment. But I can never eat a spider as I have a pet tarantula( poecilotheria meatllica) which I adore

[@FcoMp]

enthusiastic voice on this video went from 200% to 10% over time

[@benjaminzipser6021]

Fco M underrated comment

[@celtgunn9775]

I love the variety of all the spiders. Thank you for such an amazing episode today. In my home, I don't kill off the spiders when I spot them, they're my pest control system for flies & such in the summertime. Those are truly an annoyance! Unlike spiders. Only webs without spiders or dead spiders get swept away. No reason to fear them. 😁

[@agentmothman5343]

It's a shame that most of us are brainwashed into fearing them.

[@eurobum2012]

Why don't you guys include a short clip of each spider doing its unique behaviour? It would illustrate things so much better. I don't understand why you still use images and text on a video platform.

[@nefarioustoast]

Where do you find footage and then you have to get permission.

[@1701spacecadet]

@@nefarioustoast other channels manage to do it so no reason this one can't.

[@xxXthekevXxx]

Like check out the channel Deep Look. They always have footage rivaling that of professional television shows. They probably have someone that actually goes out and gathers footage

[@rex.2053]

@@xxXthekevXxxactually yeah that's exactly what they do; they gather their own footage.

[@Redbird-dh7mu]

A big problem is that a lot of footage requires permission, and if they intend to cover 5 or so creatures each video like this, then gathering permission for 5 or so pieces of film can delay videos. Some people and/or organizations guard their footage carefully and it can take a lot of back and forth sometimes. Also, keep in mind that these are not the only videos they make, they have a second channel and need to do research, write scripts, and that is after they decide what to make the video on.

[@polyrhythmnix9723]

"Scientists think they live so long, because they spend their lives in stillness and solitude in underground burrows." I'm definitely living to at least 150

[@hawkeyestegosaurus5680]

I would like to regrow my retina, I can't see for crap anymore.

[@BothHands1]

Hawkeye Stegosaurus Me too 😭😭

[@agentmothman5343]

Same, pal.

[@ZeroKage69]

The name "hawkeye" is ironic then?

[@hawkeyestegosaurus5680]

@@ZeroKage69 No not really, I made it up randomly because it sounded cool at the time. Now I guess it's ironic the alanis morissette kind of way.

[@buggyboy2849]

I spent my entire childhood watching and reading everything about Portia jumping spiders, those critters are pretty darn smart indeed!

[@Dennbag]

Holy God I was perfectly fine until you showed that animation of the giant house spider walk down the screen. I wasn't paying attention to my actual phone screen and I saw that from the corner of my eye and actually jumped. My heart is still pounding. Anyway really interesting vid!! TuT

[@Master_Therion]

Is it weird that we're watching a spider video, while on the web?

[@IceMetalPunk]

Weird, or completely appropriate?

[@Master_Therion]

@Medicinal Blood Yeah. It's like rain on your wedding day. It's a free ride when you've already paid.

[@fransoto8343]

Woah dudde that's so deeeep. You are soo WOKE AF duude

[@sirennexus1675]

Master Therion Is it weird that I just heard a good science pun?

[@dontknowdontcare1934]

@@Master_Therion At least your funny Keep it up

[@bf0189]

I love spiders! They leave you alone and kill pests for you. I never purposely try to kill a spider. Is there any commercial use of spiders as pest control? Or any research into the idea at all? That would be interesting to look into

[@spindash64]

bf0189 That sounds interesting, actually. I know bat boxes are popular for that type of reason, but I bet you could theoretically raise a bunch of orb weavers to deal with mosquito season

[@bf0189]

spindash64 yeah bats are another underrated appreciated animal. At the University of Florida there is bat house that has thousands and thousands of bats. It really helps with the mosquitos there. Definitely worth seeing if you’re ever in that area!

[@Epicvampire800]

@@bf0189 i live in gainesville (the town where uf is) and there's tons of bats here all over the place, often i hear screeching and go outside to witness massive amount of bats just flying around.

[@PRObifidus]

Genetically engineer some to take the size of a small labrador to hunt the rats in cities and sewers! Im sure there will be no unwanted consequences of this decision

[@notfundy240]

@@PRObifidus No foreseeable conciquences of this at all!

[@vorcanvorcan9032]

"In their eyes, you're the scary creature" Tell that to the mad spider that chased my younger self and my grandma up into the attic! It literally chased us through the house, up the stairs, all the way up to the attic...One of the strangest situations I've ever faced when it comes to spiders.

[@Yoyoprojon]

I had a similar experience when I was 13. It was the last night staying in my apartment before moving. As I'm laying in bed I feel something crawl on me. I looked and saw this huge ass spider. In a panic I quickly brushed it off me and jumped out of bed. I ran into the living ro and decided to sleep on the couch. As I try to settle down and fall back to sleep laying there looking at the hallway that leads back to my bedroom. I then see a shadow on the wall of something crawling down the hallway. The shadow disappears and I think maybe it's gone. I'm laying there frozen couch. I glance over at the arm rest and the spider is crawling up the arm rest towards me. I jumped off the couch at that moment and took my toy lightsaber I had at the time and started to assault the spider. Definitely one of my scariest childhood moments with an insect.

[@EddieDubs]

Nah.

[@Andre_Berthiaume]

About those long-spanning webs: how the heck does a spider get that first drag line up? How does it bridge the initial 6ft span? Let alone a river!!

[@joshuamirabal3617]

The wind brother. Tis a powerful thing

[@KyleMoran626]

Yup they toss it into the wind

[@DissedRedEngie]

@@KyleMoran626 that's... kinda cool actually.

[@2yearoldeastercandy935]

Some spiders even glide on the wind. They make a huge parachute and float around. My mom almost had a heart attack one day cause a spider flew into our car through the window lol

[@Vespuchian]

The peacock jumping spider would like to seduce you with its dazzling dance moves and adorable good looks

[@5peciesunkn0wn]

All hail the SparkleMuffin!

[@mememachine1219]

Oof, he's doing a great job

[@thatguy2377]

Seduce me, or ill fricking eat you

[@Vespuchian]

thatguy2377 Please don't eat the adorable spider

[@aneeshmohan5696]

It's all fun and games until it trips from the ceiling

[@ladysilverwynde]

That happened to me about a week ago. I just shooed it off of me and out of the bed. (The spider didn't even try to bite me!)

[@willmac235brn]

Cool. Good for them. But, no. Keep them away from me.

[@BothHands1]

William Brown Haha, agreed

[@konstantinvojvodic2803]

​@@BothHands1 For both of you, you should try to understand them. If nothing else, at least for not going in the panic mode when you see them ( on you or near you).

[@octour]

I've heard, that spiders are the only web developers, that enjoy finding bugs

[@bathroomshy]

Any web developer likes finding bugs so they can remove them, or else they'd be there in the finished product without them knowing

[@projectmicky1226]

I’d like busting myths on spiders people are scared of but actually are pretty okay. Like Brown Recluses. Unless you are sensitive-it’s more likely to be like any other big bite to you according to a lot of sources. Not to mention they’re recluses: you won’t find them wandering around, even in states they live in they’re reported more than is physically possible, due to misidentification.

[@JesseDanLee]

The trapdoor spider is a woman after my own heart. "Stay inside and never change".

[@ultimateo621]

6, Lucas The Spider!

[@gabumoh]

Giant, House, and Spider, are three words that should never be said together especially in that order.

[@onyxi.x5777]

Giant spider house

[@AlthenaLuna]

"When you look at spiders more closely" - if you take this literally, and a few extra steps out, spiders move through looking MORE creepy (dissecting microscope) to very, very awesome (scanning electron microscopy).

[@Bamster-ju1oe]

Why do I watch this when I have arachnophobia

[@kimcass4440]

Bamster 0007 Because watching this can lessen arachnophobia! I used to have severe arachnophobia-like, my dad warned my fiancé 13 years ago about my fear of spiders. I love them now! You have to get close to them and learn to appreciate all the cool things about them, and eventually the anxiety goes away.

[@sinephase]

appreciation of them can help with that.

[@Bamster-ju1oe]

Kim Guilliams thanks man I’ll try that

[@Leonlion0305]

"understand yourself, understand them; 100 battles, 100 victories" -Chinese proverb Understand more about them so we know who are the dangerous ones :P which helps reducing our arachnophobia

[@Aeturnalis]

It's because we're at war with spiders, and Sun Tzu taught to know your enemy.

[@ricokurniawan5636]

I like how the cute spider at the bottom left is illustrated to fit the awards. Large brain for smartest, huge web for largest web, a snorkel for best aquanaut, etc.

[@gingergamergirl98]

Rico Kurniawan Oh, cool! I didn’t even notice that

[@tristancalverley]

could you guys do a video on how bugs and spiders sleep or what they do for rest? if they rest? and this is why im asking

[@dongurudebro4579]

I think spiderman is pretty inspidering! Does that count? ;-)

[@PinkFloydBootlegs]

No

[@dontknowdontcare1934]

Opposite of si

[@ladysilverwynde]

Okay, the pelican spider needs to become a Pokémon. We already have a diving bell type (Dewpider and Araquanid), so a pelican spider type Pokémon would be awesome.

[@HTPCYMC]

I’m in awe at the size of this spider. Absolute Unit.

[@SpiderdayNightLive]

Arachnologist here! Thank you for this wonderful tour of cool spiders. Especially for avoiding fearmongering language!

[@prasadikaratnapala5385]

''Venomous terrifying or NoPe" yes exactly what I think

[@ExSuPiO1]

Uhm I'm sorry but there's more than just 8 awe-inspiring spiders. It actually is exactly every. single. one of them.

[@dstinnettmusic]

ExSuPiO1 nobody said...there weren’t... They just gave...8 examples of interesting spiders....

[@agentmothman5343]

@@dstinnettmusic talking... like that... makes... you seem.... sad...

[@GrandmasterFerg]

That'd be a long video.

[@АйгульШоматова-ъ2ь]

Нзщ

[@CamxCam.]

*squish

[@waxwinged_hound]

Olivia likes spiders too? That's way cool. I've loved spiders since I was a kid. The house I grew up in was spider infested and my bedroom was in the basement, so I eventually just got used to seeing them. Now I am the designated 'spider remover' among my family and friends. They're neat little buggers. To think that eight leggy body plan has been around since before the oldest dinosaurs.

[@Gamerdude18isback]

Having seen that pelican spider closeup diagram, I can't believe I used to find other spiders scary. It looks like something that would hang out in the background of Jabba's palace.

[@Prettywhite4awhiteguy]

I want to take a minute and say that Olivia has come a long way to become a very good host. I enjoy her hosting because you can tell she enjoys the information

[@briandoolittle3422]

#6: "A wolf in sheeps clothing..." in this case, the wolf being a spider, and the sheep being a spider....

[@holysmokes4493]

Everybody's gangster until the spider starts walking.

[@wojrb4872]

Portia are some of my favorite jumping spiders! Very beautiful, intelligent creatures that can adapt their strategies to the specific types of prey they are hunting. I've heard that they have strategies to hunt down most families of spiders, even other jumping spiders!

[@toastghost9145]

I love how some creatures have adapted. Net-casters damage and repair their eyes daily, instead of, I don't know, having eyelids. Nature is a wonder.

[@owlbme]

💚 *quality content* 💚 Spiders are my *favorite* animals! ❤😍

[@owlbme]

@Medicinal Blood Snowy owls (such as myself) mainly eat mammals, ranging from small rodents to large hares. We are also known to eat birds ranging in size from small songbirds to medium-sized geese and lemmings. I eat around three to five lemmings each day (1,600 per year). 🙂

[@Nirias103683]

02:36 Why does that pelican spider look like a Coruscant senator from the Star Wars prequels?!

[@balreadysaid]

The ones that are tiny furry and jump around while watching you move I love! They are amazing because they interact with you in a way no other bug does. They give you attack and defense all on what you do around them. I'm in upstate NY. I call it a baby wolf spider without any clue to what it actually is. I love these guys when I see them though. They look amazing and they act amazing!

[@robbob6028]

Those are jumping spiders, also known as salticidae

[@balreadysaid]

@@robbob6028 good little guys!

[@balreadysaid]

What do they eat? I want to feed them when I can.

[@rafetizer]

@@balreadysaid Bugs.

[@robbob6028]

@@balreadysaid They really eat anything they can catch, if you really want to feed them you can give them small crickets from a pet store.

[@GabrielSilva-hv6ml]

I'm a biologist and i'm like: "This spider is amazing! But it is terrifying! And it is cute! But it makes my skin crawl!" Meeep! :X

[@stephaniebaker6001]

I absolutely LOVE spiders and although the cute, fuzzy and adorable jumping spiders are my favorites (don't forget how gorgeous peacock spiders are...they're in the same family,) learning about these other species was pretty amazing and incredibly interesting and informative. Thanks Sci Show for yet another excellent and educational video! 🕷🕸🖤

[@sairbear444]

Recently I’ve loved learning about spiders to get over my arachnophobia. Thanks for the vid, I’m still scared tho lol

[@miguelifsuzano7244]

I love those videos about how spiders are cool, because it combats the stigma that they are evil, and people doesn't fear them anymore, I myself have a pet wolf spider and she's so cute

[@janetross1900]

I told my 3 1/2 y/o granddaughter that I had a tiny spider living in my bathroom. She told me to put him outside. I told her that he would freeze and die. She wanted me to knit a tiny sweater for him!

[@freelanceopportunist559]

Who doesn't destroy their own eyeballs at the end of everyday?

[@saitejamonkar6994]

5:40 yeah man...thanks for telling the truth. I am cancelling my gym membership.😁😁

[@KimmeyG]

I love spiders and think they're amazing! This was a great video. I sure hope more spider videos are made as there are so many amazing species! ❤❤

[@AEB1066]

Australia has added a new recently described cuddly creature to its menagerie - the Diving Tarantula. Basically a giant spider that can live underwater. Around 25,000 of them live on a 10 km flood plan in the Northern Territory, which is know colloquially as the "field of screams". It joins the also recently described Blue Tier Funnel Web spider of Tasmania that sports the largest fangs of any spider, large than those of most venomous snakes.

[@samanthaw.6929]

Tarantulas live for a LONG time! My pet tarantula Harold, lived into his 30s!

[@DuizhangLu]

So you're telling me that they can be everywhere (even underwater), they can see you where ever you are, they can run super fast, AND they think. Great.

[@gnomepiss8406]

this video literally changed my entire thought process when i think of "spider" i love them now i wish you would do a video like this but cover every single spider species

[@Mountlougallops]

I found this to be the most fascinating video from you yet. And that’s saying a lot. Spiders you blew my mind!

[@francoislacombe9071]

I had never heard of the pelican spider. 🤔 I learned something new today. 👍

[@ranbowdust]

five years later, what did you learn today? :)

[@vulcan_nova]

“Special eyes” MY BRAND

[@shogun2215]

Yay! Olivia's back and talking arachnids!

[@elizabethtorres6069]

The Peacock Jumping Spider is my favorite.🕷 Their mating ritual is awesome to watch.

[@KAl-vf1dz]

I've been an arachnophil for many years, but the Giant House Spider is the ONE that can scare me to death if I see it on a wall behind my shoulder. It's that darn speed that freaks me out! 😵

[@deakenwylie3819]

Olivia. Talking about spiders. One of which is a jumping spider. I think I've just found the best video on the internet.

[@ParadoxRein]

I love spiders! Especially jumping spiders! They are so cute and I had a pet jumping spider named Jeremy that lived for about 4 months I cried for weeks after he died but he was a better pet than the other ones I’ve had in the past and I hope he’s jumping and having fun in the stars now

[@michaelkelligan7931]

Lukas is a pretty incredible spider! 🕷 😊

[@BlackWolf42-]

All the Jumping Spiders that I've seen are cute af.

[@djimma5080]

How cool would they be if they were cat sized

[@AllonKirtchik]

DJiMMa imagine spider-sized cats!

[@BlackWolf42-]

@@AllonKirtchik Now, imagine 10000 of them all hatching at once from a single egg sack. 10 thousand little fuzzy things with half the legs that you can barely see - terrifying if you know what I'm talking about.

[@AllonKirtchik]

E2qNX8btraQ3zRD6J7fc of course, like with cat-sized cats, that’s exactly why the “egg-sack” needs to be removed! I’d also say it’s less scary and more a logistical nightmare - as if herding cats isn’t bad enough!

[@xxXthekevXxx]

I love animals and know a lot of them, but the pelican spider is a new one for me! What a freaky creature :)

[@QueenofSilence101]

That net-casting spider is adorable. The eyes are so goofy, I love it. And what the hell is the pelican spider? It looks like... I don't even know what it looks like, but definitely not the "spider" I think of.

[@Shirayuuki1]

I used to bring a couple brown house spiders into my home in CO and make sure they made their little tunnels behind furniture. Especially in my basement. They made excellent pest control! I'd rather see a large spider scuttling around than the millipedes that often got into our basement. Those actually bite real hard! I'd even take a captured millipede to the spider den and drop it by the entrance just to watch her pop out and drag it in. They always kept our home pest free!

[@just.donutssss]

I have a spider in the bathroom and I call him Alfred🕷❤️

[@vangu2918]

I have one named Fred.

[@-cosmicrogue-]

I had one in my basement named Charlotte.

[@MarthaRoseMoore415]

Im equally fascinated and terrified by spiders. They really are amazing, I just freak out when I don't know where they're hiding.

[@macnutz4206]

My spiders eat moths. I love my spiders. All my wool clothing loves those spiders. The moths, not so much.

[@antongrahn1499]

They dont care about you, though? Not like a dog would. Do they show affection? Im curios.

[@johnsteiner3417]

I'm guessing they renamed "Portia Spiders" to be Fringed Jumping Spiders, because the portias were also famous for stalking other spiders with primary and backup plans as well as object permanence and complex navigating routes to prey they lose sight of during the approach.

[@phoenix55755]

I love spiders. I was terrified of them when I was a kid. I decided to learn about them as to take the advise "Know thy enemy". Once I learned how and why they did things, I wasn't scared, just fascinated

[@Nono-hk3is]

I CAN'T WAIT for science to figure out how I can grow my OWN spider legs! YOU WILL ALL TREMBLE IN FEAR BEFORE ME!!

[@genobreaker1054]

Net casting, from the family "di-NOPE-i-day." Lol

[@SaiyanHeretic]

I grade spiders on a bell curve. The X-axis is size and the Y-axis is hairness. The biggest, hairiest spiders (like tarantulas) are pretty cool. The smallest, fuzziest spiders (like peacock spiders) are kinda cute. Everything in between, which tend to be hairless, need to be killed with fire.

[@samlowdon313]

Terrifyingly awesome and awesomely terrifying. I can’t decide which is more!!

[@victorcontreras9138]

Yes, I find spiders amazing! What I especially like about them is that they don't eat your food like flies, ants, roaches and other bugs do, they eat the bugs that eat your food.⚠️

[@e11eohe11e]

Special eyes? _MY BRAND_

[@tawon1984]

6:10 real life spiders from the movie The Mist🕷💀

[@Azmodaeus49]

The trap house and pelican spider are the best spiders I've ever seen to date, amazing stuff.

[@ifgezroxy]

So many cool spiders, and very lovely lady teaching about them. What's not to love.

[@BadGirlFan]

"Keep in mind, if you see one of these spiders running, they are probably running away from you." Charging my feet is a very weird way to go about running away from me. Just sayin'. I tried to be a tolerant room mate but I have to draw the line at charge attacks.

[@acvaticlifE]

The pelican spider is Nightmare fuel for spiders, the way spiders are for arachnofobes. I imagine spider scary stories around a campfire, talking about the Stalking Long Necked Mutant from hell that impales you on his huge tusk-like fangs and enjoys seeing you impaled, struggling for your life, while the venom slowly does its thing.

[@tomleahy5383]

Very good speaker, thank you! Lots of critter characteristics I've never encountered before.

[@jessicalarson1746]

Thank you. I love this channel. I like learning new things.

[@abekane7038]

If only I knew what a cant-elope was

[@TheBlkKat]

Spitting spiders: inspiration for Spinarak/Ariados Diving bell spiders: inspiration for Araquanid

[@esc8engn]

i think this is my favorite scishow ever.

[@danregna7206]

all spiders are beautiful works of nature. treasure your gift of less pests and pretty colors

[@ZeoViolet]

Sure I appreciate spiders. I just appreciate most of them from waaaayyyy over there.

[@dolomedestenebrosus9564]

Awesome video! I'm a fan of arthropods and two of these spiders were ones I've never seen/heard of before. The shape of the pelican spider has blown my mind!