Garden spider vs giant wasp Part 2

[@shademonk4229]

More sacrifices to the spider God.

[@thegamerslife7738]

NO PLEAS ITS SAD 😞😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@imafkingbeastandrewtateise9563]

@@thegamerslife7738 stfu

[@tharkflark1]

This is why I like Spiders better that Wasps.

[@bruhmoment6905]

TharkFlark 12 this is why I'm scared of them

[@ram_slade-warrobotsandmore482]

TharkFlark 12 Some spiders may help kill mosquitoes!

[@officialchase02]

Yeah I don’t like wasps because they don’t make honey and they’re pests all they do is sting honeybees are OK because they make an ingredient we need

[@reggaejunkiegee]

You seem to have a steady supply of giant wasps Will you sell them in bulk!? I'm looking to start an underground wasp fighting club It's not going so well I only have 4 wasps and they're all dead

[@edsnake4]

Graham Taggart kinda hope you do tbh. hate wasps. like seeing spiders kill them or die in other ways. yes im waspist.

[@edsnake4]

+Graham Taggart wow and i thought i had an over active imagination. i have bought a fly catching device. also bought a tennis racket like zapper thing. flies, wasps etc will be sucked up with the catcher and then be tipped onto the live electric zapper. to paraphrase storm from xmen when she struck toad with lightning "do you know what happens to a wasp when its zapped with electricity? the same thing as everything else."

[@adultdiapers9682]

Fight club ? Wasps vs hornets

[@x_7330]

+Graham Taggart if you new were my uncle lives he has two wasp nest on his house he really is lookin foward to getin rid of them

[@ThatSniperBirdy]

That spider is a bro

[@robinminkler]

Yeah! Smooth move guys! Just keep contributing to the size of the ALREADY GIANT spider, 'till it's no longer satisfied with just bugs...

[@zacharykendrick2957]

It's a garden spider. Completely harmless like most spiders.

[@robinminkler]

zachary Kendrick lol! Not to those of us who are freaked out by them... :D

[@yakojjy]

Keep him satisfied and he won't venture around for food.

[@clarinetstar14]

spiders are friendly guys wasps on the other hand are pure evil

[@bevan185]

Robin Minkler next up: Garden spider vs Small mouse

[@469jh]

Good observation, we had swatted it with a fly swatter as it flew around the yard. Then we clipped the wings so we wouldn't get stung and so the spider would have a chance. The wasp wasn't stunned when we threw it in. If you listen closely you can hear what's left of the wings buzzing away under the web wrap. To me this shows that the wasp's ability to attack is based largely on it's ability to fly.

[@alexandermason60]

I have never seen a spider spin a web on it's pray prey as fast as this one. Amazing

[@Scratchingforcash]

That spider is so big he should pay rent!!

[@billygowhoop]

i assume that the person filming this either has a lovely home in the rainforest or is living in the fallout universe based on the size of those bugs.

[@kingjlinza]

At 0:05 that wasp is like “NOO!! I WANT TO GO BACK TO MY NEST AND FILL IT WITH YOUR KIND!” And that spider is like “Not in my house.” 😂😂

[@x_7330]

DIS SPIDER MADE TWO FUCKING WASP BURRITOS DAME SPIDER YOU SCARY

[@kikiLUFFSyou]

hands down the grossest yet coolest thing I've seen in a while but I'M ALL ITCHYYY THEY'RE ALL OVER MEEEE AAAAHHHHH

[@cecilrichardson2494]

That garden spider is the arachnid version of Freddy Krueger!

[@Le_Sourpuss]

If only samwise gamgee was there, he could have saved that wasp...

[@cameroncreaser3048]

Which is why we need spiders...

[@Ramon_92]

Wasp went "NOOOOOOOOO!!!" Spider went "Thanks"

[@Tephodon]

+King Kobi Look at hornet mandibles. It "shouts loudly" while the spider's gastric juice dissolves its flesh and it feels terrible pain before death.

[@Appletank8]

+Tephodon Do insects even have pain receptors?

[@Tephodon]

+Appletank8 Some scientists would answer "no". However, look at the behavior of insects and other primitive animals, when they get damaged. I think all creatures, which have a neural system can to feel a pain. This ability is very important for survival.

[@Appletank8]

+Tephodon Well, you can theoretically have touch without pain. A general "oh shit, something has gone wrong over there, better run" Maybe. I dunno. Cockroaches just seem annoyed when missing a head.

[@cyriljacob4839]

When even Tarantula or Wandering spider failed. Here comes the hero that took down spiders worse night mare.

[@logotgr]

I bet that spider was like, "is today mai birfday? Cause I'm having a feest tonight."

[@Nobody9813]

Damn nature, you scary

[@RoadrunnerMoose]

You think that's scary, there's a Nat Geo video where these Japanese Honey Bees gang up on a Giant Hornet and pretty much roast it alive by vibrating their bodies to raise the temperature around the Hornet.

[@rocketman63]

LOVE garden spiders. That's one overachieving garden spider you have there, but she'd probably have lost the fight if one of those damned wasps had surprised her. Fascinating video- normally I don't like "death match" videos, but I'll admit I liked seeing the playing field leveled for the spider!

[@MELTYblood8]

I love the way spiders wrap their prey so damn fast

[@Afactor18]

Jesus dude! That spider must have escaped from professor stranges lab

[@asseeninYOURDREAMS]

seeing this makes me glad spiders arent the size of horses

[@GC0077]

That spider is like, they feed me too!

[@NorCalWax]

the stinger poking through the web was quite a sight haha

[@Hares_Pit]

Spiders use a lot of nutrients to spin wrapping silk. Although this spider could handle it, it's best to give them a break between catches. I loved watching this though. :)

[@optimuaprima7144]

spiders eat there silk too, they can spin tons of web and not worry about it.

[@DylannJocelyn]

You're right. You can tell the spider didnt produce nearly as much silk the second time. Im sure her venom was pretty much gone as well.

[@DylannJocelyn]

@@optimuaprima7144 no they can eat their failed baby sacs which also has a special kind of web. Not so much any kind of other web though.

[@SpaceCoward]

This is incredibly perturbing and so interesting, but tonight imma have nightmares

[@starfire1856]

GO SPIDER! I like having spider webs around the outside of my house because I like to feed them. Now if they're inside, I'll freak.

[@angedelelux]

I HATE wasps, so I'm happy for the spider. Good job, spider! :D

[@dunmegatate7478]

Wasp... it's what's 4 dinner.

[@slparker225]

That spider is bad ass. B-)

[@Ghostx1977]

That's one seriously mean looking spider!

[@codvids2991]

GOLDGLOVE SENT ME , NOW IM GOING TO HAVE SPIDER NIGHTMARES

[@crazyphan18]

two things come to mind as i watch these videos well afer "HOLY FRICK that spiders big!" "Thanks for the free meals dudes!" and "HELP ME!! help me!! help meee!"

[@wadad17]

EpicSpiderTime! "Next time, we throw a small child."

[@kuroseki]

Dude...I wonder if it holds the cognitive capacity to see you two standing there and worship you for the badass treats you give it :D "Wasp Giver"

[@natsdad89]

The wasp has to watch out for the quick striking capability of the spider Joe. If the the spider traps him in the middle of the web and gets on top of him, it's all over for the spider and, there goes the spider!!!! He's got the wasp on the ground, he's wrapping him, OHH and IT'S ALL OVER!!!!!

[@jadeo7931]

that spider was eatin good that day😂

[@crazyone2334]

There used to be spiders like this one in my garden, and I used to the feed them too, but with bees. They actually bred dozens of baby spiders, but about only 8 survived and turned into fully grown spiders.

[@eamonahern7495]

Even at that low resolution I spotted the jaw parts of the wasp before they mentioned it in the video. It's amazing how quick the spider wrapped its prey.

[@CassidyAnimator]

That was one mean angry wasp. But the spider still won!

[@spinosaurusvst-rex166]

kill that spider!

[@God-gz9be]

+CassidyAnimator in web only , wasp can't really move cuz the web is to thick

[@derricklogan2058]

Can you hear that old song playing like I can? "Gonna Go Round In Circles! Gonna fly high like a bird 🐦 up in the sky!" Oooo look! Early birthday 🎉 present 🎂!

[@zg234]

"It's violent! And educational... But mostly violent. YAY, VIOLENCE!!!"

[@ramalama246]

I'm glad he didn't zoom in.

[@frostbearfrights9670]

Two wasp have tried two wasp have failed

[@nitroxide17]

It avoided the stinger too! Clever bastard...

[@Skeluz]

That spider is HUGE. I'd die if I'd see one for real.

[@creativeplanetjanet]

Amazing. Great camera work, guys!

[@YazZyFizzle14]

This spider isn't going hungry anytime soon.

[@WrappedUpFrodo]

Oh great...another Frodo...that is not you're job, it's mine!

[@MMrandomdude12]

I put a centipede in a spider web once and the spider had a hard time rapping that up. It was one of our British garden spiders mind, nothing like the one you have in that video.

[@Dannerty]

That spider should try taking on about 4 or 5 wasps at a time...he'd still probably win...LOL

[@My3nigma1]

How are you supposed to kill a spider that big?! Sledgehammer? haha

[@scottieman2]

Oh, ok. Thanks. That's a big spider. lol.

[@dewey70]

Sweet vid. We used to do that around my folks house, throwing bugs in the web. Good times!!

[@armychic15]

I had a spider like that build a web right outside my bedroom window when I was a kid. The moonlight would cast its shadow on my wall….freaked me the hell out. Lol.

[@SwordofBattle]

cool, i remember when i used to do that, tossing bugs into spider webs.

[@Ironcabbit]

That wasp took the equivalent amount of venom that, if novocaine for us, would numb your face for DAYS.

[@mikesturboss]

That bee was pissed u can tell by his wings going off

[@georgea.567]

I expect he would being eaten alive by a spider.

[@Pureimagination200]

I saw two spiders fighting for a prime spot near a window. They would fight then retreat over and over. The bigger one won.

[@halxyon]

you know that spider probably loved you guys

[@Gunners_Mate_Guns]

I recognized the wasps you fed to the spider. They were both the huge Katydid killer wasps.

[@FluffyPonBomb]

@469jh Lol the wasps' little mandibles kept moving even after it was completely wrapped. I'm glad you didn't kill it. People like you make me happy.

[@Casadelale]

now i gotta keep checking under my desk...

[@JohnSWeekley]

If they were the size of cats, we'd be extinct.

[@ketofitforlife2917]

Either the garden spider isn't particularly venomous, or wasps are incredibly resilient to poisoning. Amazing how long the spider pumped venom into the damn thing and it stayed alive that long...

[@ShiroHibiki111]

Is the spider venomous? Towards the end is it using neurotoxins to paralyze the 'still-moving' wasp?

[@PeeterViljamaa]

nightmare fuel

[@MrThC613]

without creatures like spiders and bats...this planet could potentially be over run with insects nearly 6 feet deep the world over.

[@crisr.4949]

Lmfao is that the dead carcass from the first part?? xD

[@kingjlinza]

Cris R. Yeah it is

[@lj6109]

The spiders web is something like a horror movie. This wasp was probably ten times more afraid when he saw the dead wasp carcass

[@469jh]

This spider made two egg sacks. The first was perfect, second was abnormally shaped. She just vanished one day and the egg pods never hatched anything. I'm thinking the male didn't mate with her.

[@xoiDROCKiox]

i would be freaking if i ever came that close with a really big spider

[@Tryjoniche]

*hears the buzzing* Kill that frikkin' wasp, Spidey! DX Kill it!!!

[@For_The_Horde]

Very nice video keep it up!

[@Artas1984]

i can bet my ass that normally the wasp would kill the spider, if both were to encounter each other on the road freely.

[@AMVChicka]

Don't worry about the wasp. He was forever alone anyway.

[@iKadaj]

She wins again! They know what that stinger is and how to stay away from it, apparently. I'm setting these things loose in all the spots where I have trouble with wasps. I was afraid the wasps would kill them but I guess not. These guys could put Spectrocide out of business.

[@AshOldschoolRocklver]

If I say yes, I'd be lying

[@ChaosAndLawsStupidJourney2]

Plot twist: the spider must be falling in love with the wasp. Maybe he goes to wrap her up and mates with her. (That’s just my nonsense opinion)

[@hide-fromdoors]

What the f-

[@RICHtheLAWSON]

You got mean ass insects and arachnids over there. For once I'm happy to live in the UK

[@notapplicable66]

You should check out jumping spiders sometime. I've watched them jump and snare a fly in mid air. They keep a safety line web attached to their butts in case the fly is too big and tries to fly off with him. So then he just lets go and bounces on his line like it's a bungee cord. lol. But most of the time they catch a fly on the wall of a buildings when the fly had landed and is just crawling around. He sneaks up on them and just jumps on it.

[@Samurai-Inferno]

That sounds awesome!!!

[@MrPrincePercy]

i was expecting it to jump at the camera

[@FraAngelico729]

These wasps just met a spider they WON'T be eating.

[@matthewfranks2198]

That spider is a champ!

[@fantabulousK]

Ash runs away because he is ashamed of people making the same comment over and over again on every single bug video.

[@peter0the0king381]

that spider is like why should i attaked them they are my buddy the feed well lol

[@MEEHOWtv]

Frodo, NOOOO!

[@AshOldschoolRocklver]

That's what they do all day. chuck wasps at spider webs

[@tanner1007]

We need bear grills to come and eat it for us.

[@Prhym3]

im curius to know what species that spider may be and what region you guys are in? hopefully not new england lol

[@DhatKidVicious]

Thats One Buff Ass Looking Spider !

[@AbramTheGoat]

Where on earth do you keep getting all this wasps lol :O

[@MikhailFederov]

Brilliant videos.

[@Silavaern]

I looked at this relative to some images on bugguide to check.. My first thought was the genus Argiope. With the legs I was thinking A. aurantia, though those usually have more black on the abdomen. Thoughts?

[@x360ish]

i have a giant ass spider in my window & an anthill hmm...

[@JigglyPuffins]

THAT IS A HUNGRY FUCKIN SPIDER.

[@highcheeseman667]

Dont know why but it seems almost all house spiders like to eat wasps. Must be something that they cant resist eating

[@hsiewayn]

You can actually film them from inside of the window?

[@A_Cowboy_called_JackRabbit]

I wonder if the wasp was trying to bite and sting, as an effect of pure disorientation from being gift-wrapped.

[@SanJose_Panda]

Get the flamethrower!