Golden Silk Orb Weaver Spider 🕷️ Spinning a Web Documentary

[@maryclarafjare]

It's hard to comprehend the huge difference in size between the female and the male!!!!!😮

[@vivianelabelle3992]

I love spiders.❤🕷 They are important for the environnement. Of course I don't want it in my house!😂

[@besoamy1]

Theses are amazing beautiful building spiders.

[@hhlagen]

Most people HATe and fear spiders. I wish I had a quarter for every one of these I had to peel off my face while riding through the woods on horseback. They are really fascinating to watch. We always called them Banana Spiders. The webs are sticky and strong. Never got bit. They do cause a sudden rise in heart rate and surge of adrenaline at the time of contact with her beautiful web. Enjoy your videos. Thanks for doing them.

[@Dinosauria7]

I love orb weavers. I always feel blessed when one of these beauties choose my porch to call their home (the garden spider orb weaver of NC)

[@dannisan77]

That's such an incredible spider.

[@rafaelmhurley]

I played with these beautiful spiders quite often as a child, was never bit only ever crawled on :)

[@Youneverknow222]

Wow!!! I can't believe how small the male is!!!!!

[@plantagardenforever]

Nice, one of my favorite spiders!

[@tonymontana4929]

She's working so much for that web. At the same time makes me sleepy watching that webconstruction operation.

[@EXEcosmoman20]

i like this spider, its the very spider that helped cure my arachnaphobia

[@tofudoesntscream]

Beautiful footage! I was terrified of spiders when I was younger, but now have an admiration for them. Sometimes I let them hang out in my house, or if they’re larger, safely relocate them outside. Be kind to all kinds ❤

[@MyBackyardBirding]

Glad you enjoyed it. BB

[@SIBIRIAKcom]

I have a spider right on my window. It's a simple cross spider. He (or she probably, because she is big) doesn't have long legs and how she adapt when she weaves. I can watch how she weaves for hours .

[@brianritchie75]

She is really multitasking with all those appendages. Great camera work as always

[@maryclarafjare]

I used to fear spiders ages ago, now I try to save them if they get into the house. It's nice to not be afraid any more. (I still hate roaches 😖.)

[@MyBackyardBirding]

Yes, roaches I can't stand! BB

[@maryclarafjare]

I'm in Fla too... fire ants!!! 😫😫😫😫 those words strike fear into the hearts of many who live here😢😅

[@derricklogan2058]

This is probably the first time I've caught your video! All of my life; 63 next month; as far back as I can remember, I have loved Spiders of all kinds! I remember catching them in the basement, vacant garages, alley's, vacant houses, in the garden; just about anywhere. In 1971, while visiting my mother's home state, Mississippi, I caught a very large Orb Weaver and then in 1988 April, I purchased my first 2 of the 82 Tarantulas that I used to own! I bought the Chilean Rose-haired Tarantulas as adults and they lived 18 years!! I love Spiders & I've learned so many things about Spiders! PROVERBS 30:28 KJV of The Bible, Spiders are listed as 1 of the 4 Creatures of Wisdom! They are also Protectors of People, but people are so stupid, killing God's Blessed Gifts to us! Too many people believe the lies of The Devil, saying that they're Evil and Terrifying Creatures, through horror movies and such! Mosquitos kill more people than Spiders by carrying and transmitting diseases from animal to people! Flies, fleas, ticks, roaches mice and rats carry germs and diseases that make our lives a "living hell," while Spiders eat and kill these types of critters and carry NO DISEASE communicable to Mankind!! So where is the Evil? It's in our Fear and Unwillingness to Accept the Truth by Believing in Lies! "That Is Where The Evil Is!! So much Wisdom and the Spider 🕷️ IS recognized for it, but People?? Not so much! 😢 😢

[@gerywilliams6263]

Spiders, to me are creepy. But this was a great, informative video that helps me with my dislike for the creepy critters. Thank you for the post.

[@maryclarafjare]

The extremely long front legs with the little hook on the ends , and the very slow movement, makes me think of the very long front legs , and slow movements of a 🦥 sloth.

[@MyBackyardBirding]

It is kinda sloth-like, a gentle giant. BB

[@maryclarafjare]

This would make a perfect National Geographic video

[@ighconsulting]

Beautiful 🥰..I think a lot of people call these wolf spiders by mistake in Florida? Love the cranes in the background 🙂 I don't how they do all that with 8 legs...I have a hard time walking with 2 lol😂 thanks so much 🙏🤗💚

[@maryclarafjare]

Hahaha, "let someone else break trail , on hikes" -- I've walked into one of these, since I didn't see it in the broad daylight , at that particular angle. Nothing stung me. 😅

[@octocat0]

Not me having this spider as a pet 😂

[@ighconsulting]

Thanks so much for the story behind the story🙏 I love it out there where no one is, but for sure on the gators, heat, man eating bugs and snakes 🙏🤗 those fire ants are something else and agreed might be worse than the gators 🙏🤗💚

[@elsajohnson6663]

Do you ever worry about running into pythons? You definitely go through alot to get a good video. Looks exhausting for that spider to create that web. So intricate and fascinating. Thankyou.

[@BoknoyDolapan]

thats not biting we just saw it in the leaf last night but my friend have no fears of spiders so he picked it up and i try to touch it and he didnt bit me but kinda scary