Harpactira tigrina in the wild

Harpactira tigrina near its type locality in South Africa. Enjoy

[@kellipolsinelli9248]

Love these videos. Thank you for going out in the field and showing the beauty of nature.

[@WorldofSpiders]

Thanks mate

[@tarantulaark3182]

That’s awesome! Love seeing them in nature. Thanks for sharing.

[@TomsBigSpiders]

WOW. Absolutely stunning footage. Have to admit I was shocked to discover that the female had young in temperatures lower than 10 degrees C. Really drives home the point that they can do fine in cooler temperatures. Awesome video...thank you!

[@birdspiders]

finally some tarantulas in the wild again! Thanks for sharing your adventure :)

[@Tarantupedia]

Very nice video ❤ well done

[@ibnsarachnids9175]

Brilliant video. Videos like this help breeder in the hobby produce successful clutches because we get to see their natural habitat. Thanks so much and keep up the great work. Ibnsarachnids aka rob

[@Colorista_1]

What a stunning view of the country! Nature at her finest.

[@hysterocrates8528]

Interesting species

[@bugsnstuff]

Love seeing spiders with offspring!

[@karlcedrickcondenuevo3139]

nice video would you please make one for a.geniculata wonder where are their habitat hope notice

[@WorldofSpiders]

I am afraid that Brazil is a country where traveling would be difficult right now

[@torpedoesntarantulas5758]

Cool video but one question. Why is there 2 minutes of nothing on the end of the video?

[@WorldofSpiders]

Simple...I did a mistake while editing...kids needed attention

[@ibnsarachnids9175]

Children will always distract us but that's what we do as parents. Tend to are Children even when they grow up to be teenage turds most days and you wish they were little again lol. We still love them and are always there for them. Honestly my proudest moment was with my daughter she had arachnophobia and slowly watching me and gradually she must have overcome her fears because I paired my Pterinopelma sazimai's and the male bolted up my arm the onto my head and started down my back. While I quickly covered the female she didn't ever hesitate and grabbed the male and put him back in his enclosure. I looked and the male had not one injury. I asked her how she grabbed him and were she learned how. She said by watching you pick them up and by watch the way scientists do it. So I was a proud papa. So what if you have some dead air because your filming Tarantulas in their natural habitats and your raising children so fantastic job in my opinion. Thanks for doing what you do. 🕷🕷🕷🕸🕸🕸🕷🕷🕸🕸

[@Lisa-eu9fy]

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