David Attenborough Explains: Deadly Creatures! | Nature Bites

[@Cron0s91]

I just realized this man is 96 years old, omg long life to Sir David, the international treasure!

[@timothygaines346]

If, He is indeed 96yrs of age, He looks, and is doing Heavenly Good !!!

[@RalphieMuskinyaar]

One of the most soothing voices to ever be heard. It’s like a warm hug on a cold day. May he continue to be with us for years to come.

[@albertnegron7016]

David Attenborough is my favorite narrator and I love his accent, I've been watching him for years and will continue to do so as long as he keeps doing it. He's amazing to listen to and he knows his nature . "KEEP IT UP DAVID AS LONG AS YOU CAN" !!!!!

[@JRyoutube09]

40 years later and David Attenborough still showing me new things

[@WitchDoctor87]

If I could meet one celebrity in my life it would be 💯% this man.

[@RbyLearning]

So fascinating

[@Rob-zv1oz]

With all due respect Sir Dave is way beyond celebrity 😇

[@WitchDoctor87]

@@Rob-zv1oz yeah he's much a legend

[@birdperson2854]

Hes s national treassure

[@AshtonOrtega]

You don’t have long 😢

[@deebenson135]

Love Sir David Attenbourgh. Anything with him in it always is a must watch. His voice just brings more to each video. No one could or ever will match him. God bless you sir.

[@w_419]

Sir David Attenborough is one of the few treasures that fully encompass the best of humanity. ❤ this man.

[@danieldipalma704]

I'm glad to share this world with such an individual, Mr. Attenborough is a world treasure.

[@christinemaccalum350]

So colourful and interesting and the frightening music give it flavoured ❤

[@seanlinesteammvg4967]

If there was more humans like this man earth wouldnt be in ruins 💯💯

[@Tanamankarnivora]

I always like Sir David Attenborough explains

[@johnthorpe1349]

The knowledge this man shares is on another level Migwech Mr Attenborough 🇨🇦 from Toronto 🇨🇦🙂

[@Allworldsk1]

That is really fascinating. I have never seen team work amongst spiders. Incredible.

[@burden773]

My thoughts exactly. I used to keep tarantulas for 10 + years, yet I never heard of such behaviour among them. It's just astonishing.

[@jruwilkerson1356]

It's gonna be a sad day when he passes. He is literally the voice and face of nature

[@edwardking8629]

He’s not Britain’s gift to the world , he’s the worlds gift to us , all my life I’ve watched and listened to his every word , long may he keep teaching us all

[@kokekeen3096]

That Ant-snatching assassin bug! What an amazing creature.

[@DrThunder88]

"How do you do, fellow ant corpse?" "Corpse? I'm not a corp...AUGH!"

[@twinflowerfioretta]

Hi is the best teacher of Nature

[@SmokedOutJ]

They need to make a series with every scene, commentary, showing anything to do with him make a series and I would definitely binge watch the whole thing 😂

[@martinusoud5956]

very interesting!!

[@flynnrider4354]

Sir David can narrate how to boil an egg and it will still sound epic

[@phillipayoung10]

Beautiful yet deadly.

[@madzen112]

My stepdads uncle was an enthusiastic orchid and exotic plant gardener. Once we visited them as a kid, I caught all the flys I could to feed his flytraps! 😂

[@hedothrimtech6382]

the sound at the end -.- got me

[@LSoccer_]

Love this dude

[@TheNameIwantedWasTkn]

What every one of these videos seems to get wrong about the red back, is how dangerous they are. The first aid treatment for a red back bite is to apply an ice pack to help with the pain, wait 15 minutes and see how you feel. Not exactly the death sentence that gets kicked around. Funnel webs on the other hand, you’re in trouble

[@ebonybright8784]

super cool

[@michaelhannay4343]

Got to be the most respected man on the planet

[@suz1453]

Love his work.. has anyone done a documentary of his life?

[@twinflowerfioretta]

i realy would love to see it, you are right, when is someone doing a docu. of Sir David Attenboroughs Life ? a Master of Nature docu. and Narrating, explaining with an outstanding knowledege 👈🏆

[@archieoutdoors3340]

I think he himself did

[@bonitacurtis8053]

The Venus Fly Trap is very fascinating.

[@jayuhoo4806]

If marriage was a plant... You know Venus refers to the Roman goddess of love 😂 enough said

[@Cleeon]

Assasin bug is the natural Psychomaniac

[@ajayempee]

Can we please talk about the assassin bug 😮

[@icemouf7480]

I been listening to this Gentleman as a kid as well as jack Cousteau 💎💎

[@wellingtonnorthjunction3911]

He really did deserve a ship named after him

[@Unkn0wn1133]

The family of spiders is cute and terrifying somehow

[@justsomeguy6474]

5:37 That's a damn horror show!!

[@samanthav563]

"rudimentary" electric impulse? The Venus flytrap is like yeah right lol 😈😈

[@icemouf7480]

I LUV this guy 💎💎💎💎

[@Rashers-]

I bought Venus flytraps here in Ireland 🇮🇪 such a cool plant 🌱

[@martincho20]

how can I see the complete Micro Monsters Documentary?

[@spv1475]

David attenborough well 👌

[@has1728]

There should be a series just about that bad ass assassin insect

[@juliang.4853]

5:30 "When you thought, you have no arachnophobia..."

[@mykehyslop198]

I found a Red Back under my desk at work.There was a young Tiger Snake in the Web.

[@raj1894]

WITH DUE RESPECT SIR YOU ARE THE GREASTEST THE DEADLIEST CREATURES ARE HUMANS YOU CANNOT GO BEYOND THIS THANK YOU SIR

[@rangerjones5531]

Red back and black widow are very different spiders, surprised that they didn’t care about that on this video 🤨🎃

[@pippipster6767]

What’s the difference?

[@buxxi90]

Welp, I'm glad I'm not a bug.

[@mrbeautifulartist8580]

Spider mom epitome of love 😢😢

[@joshuapyper2069]

I prefer this length of video. The small snippets isn’t a good enough Attenborough fix!

[@rustyshaklferd1897]

David Attenborough needs to narrate a cheesy adult film. Would be hysterical

[@gazpf]

Is he Sir David Attenborough?

[@helpu2health]

First...how that fly got caught by that slow ass plant but can dodge my lightning quick attempts to smash it is beyond me..... Second... i dont care how majestic you make a black widow seem sir, it will still meet the bottom of my shoe if i see it.

[@jonwayne70]

This is just mostly the same video that was posted around the same time about spiders!

[@CAPS_AMERICA]

I would like to live in a world where these bugs are as big as Boeing 777, now that would be fun, like Land of the Lost...

[@bretthardingtelford8043]

That's one mean spider

[@onewayturtles]

I don't remember that part from Charlotte's Web when her offspring ate her.

[@jason-us8pc]

The question is why does a plant eat insects?

[@spatrk6634]

they are in soils which lacks nutrients like nitrogen. so they evolved to capture animals and make them a fertilizer

[@E-E.ADVENTUREGEARS]

TWO FIFTEEN SECOND ADDS TO BEING WITH

[@G2Gworks]

Did anyone else think it was Ric Flair!?! Lol I honestly did!!

[@EricLinstone]

Anyone else think they put those bugs up in the webs so they could film them getting eaten?

[@archieoutdoors3340]

No they could leave cameras running always or just watch Because camera men have to have a lot of patience.

[@EricLinstone]

@@archieoutdoors3340 Just couldn't understand how that first beetle got up in that web. It's a ground hugger. Doesn't look like it could fly. How did it get up into the middle of the web. Maybe I'm wrong, probably I'm wrong but... just seems fishy to me.

[@Cleeon]

@@EricLinstone I know about that beetle, yes they're, from larvae till adult battle is ground bug, but the beetle, sometime crawling going up, maybe to find more suitable place or monitoring the air using their smell sense to find mate

[@jayuhoo4806]

instagram moms have done way worse

[@TheDarkFable]

@@EricLinstone it wasn't explained in this series but in another series that featured Red Back spiders david explained they run high tension single strands of web down to the ground, and when a bug walks into it, the tension snaps and the bug is launched upwards into the main web. Kinda like those rope snare traps you see in movies where someone steps in a rope, it wraps around their leg and pulls them into the air.

[@vsboy2577]

He double as ASMR

[@sethheier7548]

George Page is the greatest narrator in history let us not forget. Years of PBS nature. Lorne Green of Battlestar Gallactica fame is the second best.

[@SuperDurv]

Hehe

[@den_kos5]

You need to show other monsters. Those who organize the island of pedophiles and love to kill each other in a variety of ways.

[@lordshredalot9620]

This was hard to watch 🥴

[@meredithisme3752]

I don't like the man he preaching climate change while swanning around the world in private jets a crass hypocrite

[@elsayedammar7779]

Its the made of one great god (Allah)

[@alastairjhunter3666]

I stopped following Attenborough when I learned he supports the WEF

[@gijs_k3737]

And yet here you are watching him. So you actually just came here to spout your WEF-conspiracy nonsense...

[@jarrid45678]

He's British, what did you expect? Some sort of good thing

[@alastairjhunter3666]

@@jarrid45678 I should have known better🙄

[@elyaaskarbelkar4572]

With all Sir David's intelligence,he fails to recognise God,I feel so sorry for him,I used to admire him,but since Ive seen his Agnostic stance on religion,Ive lost all respect for him,I cannot be taught by such a hipocrite,I havnt watched any of his videos since I found out about his arrogance in submitting to God.

[@jayuhoo4806]

😒

[@pov7853]

How very narrow minded of you

[@intruthwetrust9928]

His voice synchronizes with nature. It's going to be hard to replace this magnificent voice of wisdom

[@nikolibolokov4521]

Why would such a small animal need such toxic venom seems like overkill to me

[@spatrk6634]

because overkill is favored. if your venom was weaker, those last thrashing moments of your prey could do lot of damage. overly potent venom ensures the prey dies quickly, making you safer.

[@rrios283s73]

I like how the sell these at Walmart