Orb Weaver Building Web

This video is a result of me practicing using Adobe Premier Elements 12 again. The spider seen here is a Neoscona Domiciliorum or Spotted Orb Weaver. This was filmed in False Cape State Park in Virginia Beach.

[@Resonance1919]

I love how you can kinda tell she got tired towards the end and made some mistakes, so cute

[@bellazent-jf3ic]

She said "Ah hell this is good enough"

[@ardalla535]

I like the spider's attitude. "Hey, it's not perfect,but it's good enough to fool the stupid bugs."

[@dorotaskonieczna3645]

i'm afraid of spiders but i must give them credit for a beautiful art they are creating.

[@IloveSPIDERZ]

+Dorota Skonieczna Exactly! It's amazing to think they do it just hours or days after hatching from an egg also!

[@henriquedearruda8902]

He makes one amazing web.

[@henriquedearruda8902]

Hey if your afraid of spiders I guess you don’t like Spider-Man.

[@_very]

I like how it uses it's front left leg to feel where the last thread was as it goes around the circle.

[@20PINKluvr]

And her back leg to push down the silk rung

[@carolcoleman429]

Very cool how quickly and efficiently they can weave.

[@IloveSPIDERZ]

Yes it is!

[@Spider-ManJulius]

Now, That's what i call A Work of Art. 🕷 🕸

[@henriquedearruda8902]

Yes he sure makes amazing art with his web.

[@leo33281]

amazing leg work and precision spiders have.. beautiful !!

[@IloveSPIDERZ]

+leo33281 It is insanely fascinating! THank you!

[@csbaca1]

I'm on here because I just watched our 1.5 inch orb weaver in our backyard build her net.

[@toastanium1143]

You could say that the spider's most powerful tool... Is patience.

[@xXMaoKittyCatXx]

I have these spiders all over my yard in late summer and i love watching them make their pretty, sometimes symmetrical webs, they're like artists!

[@Zero-uw7kb]

i love watching these guy's spin there web,it always blow's me away,& some people think there is no god.some people go to school for years to learn to build, the spider is born knowing how to create these masterpiece's.there not taught they just create.

[@gdaskins]

There is no god but spiders are amazing.

[@gdaskins]

Spiders are amazing. I used to be terrified of them and I forced myself to interact with them and watch videos like this to try and understand them. I used to kill them instantly and now I'll take them outside. I appreciate them now and only am timid around the real dangerous ones.

[@luisvasquezquispe127]

gdaskins I learned the same way now I can finally handle spiders with my bare hands

[@broseidonrulerofthebrocean8128]

I’ll believe in god when I get proof that god exists.

[@streamofawareness]

Imagine a tiny ballet dancer wearing mountain climbing rope and using her feet to manipulate the cables that construct the Golden Gate Bridge while she's dancing and you'd have the human equivalent of a spider. :P

[@user-fi1xu1pp7p]

And I'm complaining about drawing a perfect circle and triangle in Trigonometry and Geometry.

[@Tearfaced]

As a kid I remembering destroying spider nets because I was grossed out by spiders. Oh how things have changed. I’m now an adult and own tarantula pets, and admire any spider and their nets. I now respect them ❤

[@jennymarais8782]

Watching one in my garden right now. They're amazing!

[@NigelThornbery]

Wow it's amazing watching this creature meticulously place every point on its web and thread it onto the next point one by one. So cool.

[@lancifer75]

I hate spiders.I have a few orb weavers out my window and as scared as I am I do not kil them and I try my hardest to set them free due to how amazingly intelligent they are and the beauty of them creating complex webs.I like the video.

[@warlockengineer]

Gotta admire the hard work. Just keep it out of my house, thanks :)

[@mrhairy1221]

Luckily you have nothing to worry about. These orb weavers don't try to get into houses, they utilize outdoor spaces and ambient lighting to "fish" for bugs.

[@xpaulinaaa]

This is amazing.. I love it! In the beginning, each time the spider went down from up above, my mind automatically thought "wheeee" each time LOL! It's amazing how hard they work and what they create. So beautiful, thanks for sharing! Plus 1 subscriber!

[@IloveSPIDERZ]

It really is! And to think that they can't even see their own webs they build! Thank you for the support! I will be recording the same process for several different species in the future!

[@blackcitroenlove]

She's very busy! So much to do in one evening

[@enotj]

so cute !!! shes such a hard worker lol

[@gaeridallmariegrey5888]

One of nature's artists at work.

[@spike84able]

Spiders are talented for being at the bottom of the food chain

[@DrinkingGamesRR]

Depending on on the species they are not at the bottom

[@Boccaccio1811]

More like the middle of the food chain

[@IloveSPIDERZ]

They are really impressive! Thank you all for watching my videos!

[@jendoi]

my favorite creature... back at home on my front lawn, thrive 3 different kinds of orb weavers... one dweller is a golden orb weaver which i feed cockroachs every two days by throwing it onto its strong web.. now it spans like the size of my hand.. its marvelous to watch them in their webs not on the matchbox enclosures that people use to keep them..

[@dutchessandkay2280]

They still are creepy, but they make magnificent artist. God is an awesome Creator. =)

[@bleedingheart4566]

+Kay Ly (iJesusGirl) Evolution is a beautiful process.

[@dutchessandkay2280]

If you are after a debate, I'm not. Although I'm sure you're quite smart. If you believe in evolution, I still will not underestimate you because of it. That's all i'm going to say. I don't mind talking though.

[@MohitSingh-vt2lu]

Dutchess the Lioness God didn't create spiders, or anything. Humans created God, read a book or two on something called scientific evidence asnd you'll understand why so many people are becoming atheists.

[@alitlweird]

agreed. orb webs are marvels of engineering. Something this elegant and practical doesn’t arise by mere chance. I don’t care how many billions of years you give yourself to work with. Spiders were created with a pre-programmed ability to do this.

[@Asterra2]

@@dutchessandkay2280 It's not a matter of belief. It's a discovery. If we somehow lost all knowledge of evolution and had to start from scratch, we'd discover the same exact thing again. Lose a religion, and people will invent a new one that's a little more contemporaneously compatible. That's happened a bunch already. We lost Amun Ra and Zeus, and they weren't replaced with Amun Ra and Zeus but something different. That's how fabrications work. Mohit Singh underscored a good point. Take a look at a graph indicating the percentage of the population who consider themselves religious and you'll see an accelerating decline. Particularly in developed countries such as Japan. That's the power of information and education. And the best part is that this is entirely to their benefit. Anyone who is predisposed to believe in a gargantuan fabrication that cannot be proven even the slightest is frankly not someone with whom to hold an argument (because they will fall back on conviction when their back is against the wall), nor do they deserve to be employed in any critical capacity (because their capacity for reason and logic are compromised with the baggage of religion).

[@DanknDerpyGamer]

Past few nights, I've noticed an orb weaver taking residence in a window (outside, of course) that is usually full of cobweb weaving house and garden spiders - never get to see it weaving her web though, but I do get a front row seat to seeing her hunt... I admit though, aided by turning off porch lights and shining a flashlight to simulate the light I turned off, causing the moths and other flying insects to fly up there/into the web... 😂 😂

[@henriquedearruda8902]

He is is one nice little spider

[@bugtalk84]

So incredible :)

[@mrhairy1221]

Got a big one that just spun a ~3 foot diameter web between my apple tree and the woods line in my front yard. Love seeing these beauties this time of year in virginia!

[@kittywampusdrums4963]

I love these little ones they make webs near the porch and catch the mosquitoes for you!

[@gzillag7777]

such elegance

[@IloveSPIDERZ]

Right?!

[@titanirael9966]

This is sign of very intelligent life, Sense of possibility to displace the web in the country side has really need a good and powerful brain. Spiders are not even insects

[@guitaoist]

Great video they are beautiful specimens:)

[@IloveSPIDERZ]

They are indeed! Thanks man!

[@ChipsVak]

I give this web a 8/10, because at the end she really started to mess it up a bit. there were some crooked strings here and there and i think this wasn't necessary. i think that with the right training and coaching this spider could become a well known web builder, but for now, it was a highly decent web. -the web judge

[@IloveSPIDERZ]

lol Yeah, she was a young spider also, but you know what they say! Practice makes perfect! Perhaps she should start spinning 2-3 webs a day?

[@andy.8455]

I don't like the big black house spiders when they're full size with Dr Martin boots on they have to go but I like these ones they're amazing to watch while spinning their webs...

[@MIKEYPOOHBEARJACKSON]

He or she is so persice with their work. 😊

[@vaclavkroc4859]

So cool and amazing video! I liked it. :)

[@IloveSPIDERZ]

+Venca Channel Thank you!!

[@MikeySkywalker]

This doesn’t show the beginning when they attach all the anchor points. It’s funny because they swing like spider man after they put the anchors in place. It’s awesome.

[@megadooche1295]

So fascinating....

[@MrJellyRain]

So cool! Great video!

[@IloveSPIDERZ]

Thanks man!

[@aktualizator1219]

Teutonicidae - a family of spiders from the Araneomorphae group. According to The World Spider Catalog by Norman Platnick from 2013, 168 modern genera including 3,030 species belong to it. These include quite large spiders, with an oval or spherical abdomen, often brightly colored.

[@20PINKluvr]

Theyre like ninjas on their webs but off of it theyre quite clumsy.

[@friedburner6075]

So ... she use HTML or what? is she have hosting service, i wanna build my web too.

[@IloveSPIDERZ]

I built mine on KZbin! Lol

[@ItsmeEyan]

Big web,BIG WEB!Bye bye mosquitoes and annoying flies! ;)

[@gdaskins]

Spiders are amazing. I used to be terrified of them and I forced myself to interact with them and watch videos like this to try and understand them. I used to kill them instantly and now I'll take them outside. I appreciate them now and only am timid around the real dangerous ones.

[@autumnc9290]

its amazing, thank you for sharing

[@IloveSPIDERZ]

Thank you for watching!

[@maneatingtiger8676]

Ok but imagine walking through that without seeing it-

[@KECOG]

I have a spider that loves to spin one between my car and my stair railing (outside). I freak . . . every time.

[@StellaEriRoblox]

I have one in my backyard right now!

[@IloveSPIDERZ]

Aren't they neat?!

[@StellaEriRoblox]

IloveSPIDERZ YESSS!

[@Dronkey64]

Wxndys Hangout i think I have 3.

[@lyonsrawrs]

Awesome video

[@IloveSPIDERZ]

+Garrus Vakarian Thanks man!

[@Torn80cj]

Nice vid, I have thought about doing this myself but never got around to it.

[@IloveSPIDERZ]

Story of my life!! lol I'm going to try to be better also, but I appreciate the support!

[@IloveSPIDERZ]

I love your Jumping spider vid as well (Jumping Spider Got Cute). They have sooo much personality!

[@Torn80cj]

IloveSPIDERZ She was great spider, not shy at all and never showed any fear towards me.

[@Haylla2008]

My husband accidentally injured one today while trying to relocate it away from our house after it started building a web over our front door. He ended up killing it to put it out of its misery. Black and brown widows are constantly trying to set up house beside our front door so it would have been nice to have an orb weaver around to prevent that. Also, an orb weaver about the size of my head decided to take up residence outside our backyard sliding door about 1-2 years ago. That one got smashed intentionally because we didn't know how to relocate it. Moral of the story: spiders really like our house when they really shouldn't and I'm constantly afraid to open my doors.

[@sherrybailey7985]

You would think they would get dizzy

[@IloveSPIDERZ]

There's a video somewhere here that shows they can actually get dizzy!

[@kozuta8858]

She's so cuteeeee

[@IloveSPIDERZ]

Right?!?!

[@DarkKent]

I watch this video so much.

[@IloveSPIDERZ]

Well thank you very much!!

[@ZavienF]

I had an orb weaver on my backyard! But it was going to get killed (exterminators were coming) and so I used container to safely move it across the street!

[@IloveSPIDERZ]

+Zavien Franklin Nice job!!

[@user-fi1xu1pp7p]

Do they have like bad venom like a brown recluse or Widow ? Because I see this all the time too in my backyard, but it is just too scary to even come close to it and it looks poisonous too.

[@ZavienF]

I don't know if they're venomous or not, that's why I put it in a box.

[@user-fi1xu1pp7p]

Zavien Franklin Oh okay.

[@vincelibradilla9140]

Lel, these spiders are even used in the Philippines for spider fighting. It ain't venomous but the bite will surely be painful.

[@4Noirr_]

Lol I wonder if they ever stop for a sec & think "fuck me dude" 😂😂😂😂

[@Vilu40]

Fastastic Work Watched

[@GavinColeX]

That's a Bold face Cat spider have them in my back yard everywhere

[@IloveSPIDERZ]

I appreciate your rapid reply! However, when I Google searched it, it doesn't look similar to me. However, you helped me identify another spider that I found several years ago (I have a video of it on my page titled "Orb Weaver Attacks Two Moths At Once"). I mistakenly identified it as an Araneus Bicentenarius, so thank you so much for your help!!

[@IloveSPIDERZ]

This was the other video I was talking about: Orb Weaver Attacks Two Moths At Once But I found the identification... It is a Neoscona domiciliorum.

[@zenspeed55]

Are these dangerous? I've seen one create an orb web really close to my front door when she was a little older than spiderling. Now damn, she's grown to near 1inch & 3/4. I try to talk to her and tell her how beautiful she is, but I dunno. Thought I'd relocate her cuz she's creeping people out. Looks just like this but has about 8 white dots on either side of the front thorax & very dark black stripes and tips on the legs.

[@khafo4143]

Why does she eat the center of the web, what's the point? And why does she leave this open ring in the center area?

[@khafo4143]

great viewo btw

[@IloveSPIDERZ]

Thank you! Most species eat the center, even the Argiope aurantias right before they put a big splatch of silk in the center. The Nephila spiders don't though, but they put 2 spokes down at a time as they are building their webs. I don't have a good answer for it yet. But thank you forr watching my videos!

[@techfrogger]

I have an orb weaver in my house and I take care of it gave it s branch to make its web on and the orb weaver glued the stick and the roof together just so it could swing like Tarzan it was soo funny

[@Andrew4665]

i was hoping for some footage of it catching something in the web

[@IloveSPIDERZ]

+Andrew4665 I have several videos of such an event all over my channel if you want to check it out! This coming summer I plan on focusing on just that as well, with hopefully a better camera. Thank you for watching!

[@Andrew4665]

+IloveSPIDERZ Alright cool. no problem

[@leo33281]

this is why i never ruin spider webs. even in my own back yard.. takes alot of work for them to weave .. i wouldnt want someone destroying my work. so why do it to them..

[@IloveSPIDERZ]

+leo33281 Exactly! But sometimes things happen like wind, rain, or a bird flying through the web. A spider already has a lot to worry about, why make it's life harder? lol

[@paullau4255]

good....

[@gabrielnobrev]

that's a very big web, what type of bugs does it catch?

[@gaeridallmariegrey5888]

Pretty much any bug that flys.

[@Carium1]

How do they do it so damn quick

[@IloveSPIDERZ]

Practice! Lol Also, temperature, time of day, species, etc.

[@symbolitical4158]

@@IloveSPIDERZ also millions of years of evolution, so I'd say less practice and more it's like ingrained into them. That's why even spiderings will do this quickly too (obviously not quite as quick because yes, less practice). What amazes me is they literally have a pinsized brain and look at them go. We do mathematic degrees or engineering degrees to make our buildings and structures, these little guys literally do it by instinct (they know the angles, the right threads to place, the bits that need reinforcement and how to adapt their web based on their surroundings - I mean they are literally architects).

[@scottmiller1533]

Geez he doing it race car fast beat it's funny

[@shamswati3837]

Came here to say the web could’ve been a bit better constructed, seemed very sloppy and lazy, not symmetrical and well co-ordinated. Overall I’d say 4/10. Needs work but it was alright

[@kozuta8858]

Drafting lol how can you not call this cute

[@kimratcliff7871]

And people say there is no God

[@kind2311]

heheheh buttrope

[@IloveSPIDERZ]

😂😂😂