Incredible Spiders - National Geographic, Full Documentaries HD

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Incredible Spiders - National Geographic, Full Documentaries HD
The Goliath birdeater (Theraphosa blondi) is a spider belonging to the tarantula family. Found in northern South America, it is the largest spider in the world. By leg-span, it is second to the giant huntsman spider, but it is the largest by mass. It is also called the Goliath bird-eating spider; the practice of calling theraphosids "bird-eating" derives from an early 18th-century copper engraving by Maria Sibylla Merian that shows one eating a hummingbird. It only rarely preys on adult birds.
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Category: Full length National Geographic (Nat Geo Wild) documentaries. Discovery channel documentary about venomous animals, spiders, tarantulas, scorpions. Incredible Spiders and the biggest spider in the world.
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[@bustin9549]

"the truth is not all spiders should be feared" *plays scary music and fake sound effects to promote arachnophobia*

[@thebrandonrobert5693]

And the opener: "[...] EIGHT LEGGED FREAKS [...]". Thanks. You're really driving the point home about not fearing this eight legged freaks.

[@annieblancepalmispalmis2038]

Palmis

[@fransvenrooy4760]

Fuzzwart Thanx this is totally stupid and this vid is also made to make everyone scared of these important arachnids. And this is always the National geographic channels policy and I hate it!!!!

[@XavierAncarno]

Sometimes they put mortars sound on plants and WWII german fighters sound on bees video

[@helloagain6247]

101proofsforgod.blogspot.com/2015/09/91-spider-webs.html God made the spider without spiders the world would be COMPLETELY different i think the spider has a place in every ones heart as nobody likes a fly buzzing around their head and as long as mr spider over there eating flys he is welcome up in the corner lol,, most people hate wandering spiders like male funnel webs, male huntsman, and Brazilian wandering , are the spiders that people really fear as they are mobile moving around in the dark of night ,, a simple webbed spiders are great to look at it sucks walking into the spider web when mowing the lawn i find the spider on me 2 hours later still hasn't bit me and i just walked through its home i do not get spiders,, little tiny redback spider will bite harder then BIG HAND SIZE huntsman spider it all depends on what sort of spider , in most cases i have found the spider is scared of humans. it is only when you go into dry areas where life is hard, and the spiders out there really are vicious anything crosses these dessert spiders they try and kill it even a human Boot they know no fear , but you squash them and their buddy spiders notice then they fear you,,, spiders are very interesting creatures and very alert of their surroundings ..a well designed creature

[@itsLeVi309]

1:27-6:10 disgusting suction cup spider 6:44-9:55 very cute hop-hop spider 10:20-13:03 mission impossible spider (def. the coolest one!) 13:24-16:30 blub-blub bubble spider 16:55-21:00 really big golden silk royal spider 21:00-22:30 diving blub-blub bubble spider 22:55-27:05 big african floof spider 27:23-28:30 Harry Potter cruciatus spider 28:50-31:10 crazy albino ninja spider 31:30-31:15 camouflage shield army spider 33:50-36:45 demon witch spider from hell 37:08-39:20 fluffly turnup hop-hop spider 39:50-43:20 oh hell noooope, I‘m leaving the planet.

[@jasoncalasang6347]

Such cute names

[@cnash5647]

I'm ready for the boss level..... Hold my beer

[@m.dzseni3522]

@Amari Nathan my too.. I love too I think very cuteee (sry I don't speak English very well 😂)

[@Lupen1993]

Thnks! Not all heroes wear capes!

[@itsLeVi309]

I‘m happy if I made some of you guys smile today!! 😊❤️

[@mehreabeyene5583]

I admire those who went a great length to study all the spider's behaviors. I admire the camera men and all the crew who made this documentary super amazing. I admire their patience and their skills Thank you for being there..

[@TheKieran1234]

If spiders were human sized we'd all be screwed

[@nara97]

Kieran Addison isn't there a movie about giant spiders who R eating the humans?

[@retardo545]

@@nara97 8 legged freaks, pretty good film actually

[@nara97]

Sam Sutton aaaaaah yes! Thx

[@retardo545]

@@nara97 you're welcome 😊

[@user-ex1lv7sv3m]

Even dog size would be enough

[@flainfan]

I'm okay with watching this but when I come across a spider in real life I'm always like "Nope!".

[@nasharmohammad6732]

Mohammed may abalone

[@cfcfan6340]

@Flain Fan same

[@NeroLung]

Flain Fan but you are so much more bigger than any spider in the world.

[@leekellyfursdon256]

Flain Fan same

[@ericgeorge5483]

Wuss

[@williamdavid380]

really enjoyed this. anyone else?

[@AureusD]

Yeah, great

[@cherriecollins4099]

Great 😊

[@kyleyasinsky5634]

Yup learned alot

[@trymman7537]

Yeah

[@tiyasha3126]

Me. I am both scared and fascinated of spiders.

[@FiveGuysOneTuba]

If you hate grasshoppers, you'll love this vid.

[@AureusD]

xD

[@_mol_0]

I hate butterflies 🦋 does that count?

[@venkataalivelupadmajapinap4623]

I Hate grasspoppers

[@regayudafitra6236]

Yes i am,i love ite

[@williamgeorgefraser]

Spiders are the most amazing and beautiful creatures. We need to do everything we can to protect them as they are our protection against disease-ridden insects. Jumping spiders are just incredible little beings and the females, especially, can be friendly. I've often taken photos of them sitting on my hand.

[@gamerfreak2329]

I will committee spider Holocaust if I could

[@dr.swatisworld4351]

my favs are tarantulas,huntsmans,jumping and wolf spiders.

[@dr.swatisworld4351]

and i have got jumping spiders on my hands at least 50 or 60 times

[@williamgeorgefraser]

​@@dr.swatisworld4351 I would love to keep a Tarantula as a pet. However, I live in France and the rules about keeping them are horrendously strict. You have to pass an exam aimed at breeders and you have to get an authorisation from the local Préfecture.

[@sippycupsamurai669]

I love the video I just hate that they add sound effects to it like when the spiders walk

[@sippycupsamurai669]

***** You're not watching the documentary for the stupid weird skitter effects of the spider they added to it moving around, you're watching it for the spiders. I mean music is fine, and of course the narrator is on point but god damn it's distracting any time the spider moves and you get that unreal shuffling of legs or munching that doesn't actually exist as the narrator talks over it.

[@LuisTheGentleman]

For real thinking the same thing

[@gloriusbastards]

Screaming insects and chewing effects. God damn it that's so fucking stupid.

[@northwestcoast]

Sippycup Samurai ‘hyper-reality’

[@shironijima4521]

Yeah it's so fcking wierd

[@GLING17]

I never thought I'd say this because I'm so afraid of spiders, but those Peacock spiders are so darn cute! :)

[@darcyb9529]

They are my absolute favourite. This is my screen saver www.funniestmemes.com/funny-memes-please-love-me-i-bringed-you-a-fly/

[@kaalen24]

GLING You must be female to be seduced by a little peacock spiders hawt moves ;)

[@Yobyman]

the way the sunspider runs is kind of cute and silly

[@Irishmankillen666]

Sammyboy if yer referring to the solifuge it's not a spider just an acrichind

[@yourmirrorimage993]

@@Irishmankillen666 it is the sunspider just like he said...

[@jermz999]

LOL at 9:08 It looks like those flies are high fiving each other for getting away.

[@dpwaslayer1]

LOL it sure does

[@pospueh556]

jermz999 yahbthats funny!

[@thomashope373]

FUCKING SLAYER \m/

[@mosshivenetwork117]

Yay

[@mosshivenetwork117]

+Nathan Treadwell ???

[@juliannavarro8400]

amazing documentary but that creepy music is unnecessary, making it look like spiders are these evil predators while they're just vital to the ecosystem. Thank you for sharing.

[@timlittlejohn8491]

It's called theatrics.

[@shielaubay-ubay4411]

u

[@jaytwill8916]

Lol shutup

[@csikcsek]

I did not think the music was scary, it felt more tense to me, but I can see what you mean :)

[@cnash5647]

@@csikcsek Movie effects that are annoying to people that wants to focus on studying these creatures.

[@artancitaku6821]

Sometime I get stressed,but with this video I quit arachnophobia.Thank you!🕷👍🙏

[@stinkypeanky96]

Spiders are fucking bosses

[@jeanwixon2245]

Gabriel Torres1andy gi bb

[@pearlthesalty44]

Gabriel Torres No, theyre fucking creepy little shits.

[@JRSRLN]

Jumping spiders are cute.

[@Knight7562]

yeah they look stupid 😂

[@personguy1309]

But what if you were the prey they will scare the shit out of you

[@ttcolombianablanco51]

Yea until they jump in ur face

[@AureusD]

Their eyes are truly cute

[@itsanti-socialaf387]

They truly are incredible

[@dedgesaysfuckthewrld]

The wheel spider just spun away from his h8rs lol

[@blak8512]

Spider:*crunches on to the crickets* Sound effect man:time to twist some crunchy vegies

[@kv2315]

have you listened to a tarantula munching on a roach or a grasshopper? i tell you, it is crunchy!

[@lilianaromero2291]

This documentary makes me appreciate spiders more. They're so indestructible! :D

[@superawesomedawson5642]

Aweome video! Well done, very informative, and highly entertaining. I love National Geographic documentaries, and I always have! Also, I'm first to comment on this epic spider movie!

[@keetapeete5256]

u

[@superawesomedawson5642]

Yes, I actually do! Not so much the little poisonous ones that skitter around and hide in your shoes, but the big hairy ones like the Giant Tarantula that keep a clean den and eat snakes are pretty cool to me. Although they have some pretty gnarly defense mechanisms, I wouldn't mind owning one of those spiders (or its cousin the Bird Eating Spider) one day in the future. Based on the footage that I've seen, even when agitated they appear to be fairly docile. And you can call me Dawson btw. Why do you ask, Stefania? Do YOU like spiders? Do you like National Geographic?

[@stephanymaurer5975]

They are so amazing.

[@megfxnbb7338]

SuperAwesome Dawson

[@megfxnbb7338]

SuperAwesome Dawson p

[@trishaaudettemammadukes30]

these spiders are amazing

[@chayoperaltapatino2346]

Bleck le DCC rg

[@chayoperaltapatino2346]

Ddbhwqfcbppgxc Adiós fea

[@hachimajig5434]

Ly horrifyinf

[@0tto777]

the sound design in this is horrific. Sounds like someone's shaking a box of matches when the spiders walk.

[@sgtwolf7391]

Probably somebody getting ready to kill them with fire.

[@illumanatisecrets9525]

At least it's better than monster bug wars

[@Jonathan.Ng-Magic-Music]

once again i end up deep inside the dark side of youtube. i start from pewdiepie to toad to giant bullfrogs eating to carnivorous plants to venus fly trap and to this.....

[@Missmybelleee]

Jonathan Ng hahaha i feel you!

[@DarkestCheese41]

+Michelle M marry me?

[@djhaynes5414]

I think that's good

[@sabryazouz1952]

Jonathan Ng 5

[@user-in8tl8vk6m]

this isn't even close to the dark side of youtube pussy

[@treegreen941]

The solifuge is absolutely terrifying, like something out of a horror movie - so glad they're not any bigger :)

[@brattysisbrattysis7822]

Me: This is so not scary Also me sees a small house spider: 🔥 🏠

[@Sweet4ooth]

😍😍😍

[@awetistic5295]

YES! When I see those documentaries, I always think that spiders are very fascinating and even kind of cute, but common little house spiders send me straight into panic mode.

[@worfsonofmogds9]

The last words of this documentary are the most important. The planet wouldn't be the same without incredible spiders ! A large carpet of insects covering it would make it uninhabitable for humans. Spiders are crucial to our eco-system.

[@ahuuu437]

am I the only one who loves spiders? there just so adorable! you can poke their head and they'll go hide in a corner so cutteee!!!

[@renameduser6886]

My brother chased me around once on my grandad's farm and I almost ran into one of those golden orb spiders web while it was sitting in the middle, jeez was that frightening I almost shat myself. That spider was as big as my hand, and I never knew the sky was that pretty from the ground as I lay there paralyzed because of shock and falling over

[@tarantulasam7609]

Is your grandad's farm in the middle of the jungle?

[@renameduser6886]

TarantulaSam golden orb spiders are also found in warm regions so it doesn't have to be a jungle per say, I live in South Africa and my grandad is a farmer in Africa, so you tell me then. You do find them in Africa as well because of the humid temperatures,

[@sheencleezy1358]

@@renameduser6886 Here in philippines you well see a lot of them hangin in electral wires

[@racheldsouza7199]

I have really bad arachnophobia. Yet I watched this.

[@ballpointsplatling]

Rachel D’souza step 1 to overcoming the fear!

[@racheldsouza7199]

Theo Z yup 😂😂😰😰

[@gazmgow622]

I have erectile dysfunction and watch porn. Figure that shit out

[@sonictank]

Although dubbed as sun or camel spiders, Solifugae are not true spiders at all. They are classified as "arachnids" (spider-like creatures); but not from "Araneae" class, which includes "true" spiders. Unlike true spiders, Solifugae have no fangs (they have pincer like mandible parts), they can't produce silk and as far as I know, it's still not known if they have any kind of venom (there are several reports about alleged venom glands, though)

[@finishhim6663]

Jumping spiders are absolutely gorgeous

[@paigexxoo]

30:34 I find this hilarious 😂but a smart way to get away

[@numbjuhnu]

''Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee-''

[@therealJLGL]

Real life Sonic

[@care2669]

The first spider they talked about is my mood when I see food😂😊😅

[@TheGuyCalledDoo]

The peacock spiders are so cute~!

[@irvingweed8611]

Great documentaries... i salute you for the photography skill ... i can feel the hard work to capture every movement..

[@kv2315]

you know that all of this was staged right?

[@greenwizard6035]

@@kv2315 its not '-'

[@MikuMikuManga]

Love love love tarantulas, but am absolutely terrified of literally any other kind of spider!

[@obesekid6947]

i have arachnophobia.. WHY AM I WATCHING THIS!?!?!?

[@RunningRiot14]

obesekid69 stfu

[@surialpaca6542]

obesekid69 because it's cool

[@isaiahoakley5894]

obesekid69 because knowing is half the battle.

[@haillobster7154]

Why do we watch horror?

[@matthewf6429]

Watching this is killing me 😂😂😂

[@owo2519]

@7:52 No one : Spider : "i believe i can fly"

[@fransvenrooy4760]

And they are all amazing to me ❤️❤️❤️❤️👍👍👌👌 Thanx to all spiders off the world!!!

[@lixtle]

👉 Check: lixtle.com/selfsuff for the most practical blueprint to live off the grid and become completely self-sufficient (less than a quarter of an acre for a family of 4).

[@cherriecollins4099]

First reply 😃😃😃😃😃😃😃

[@tenchuasumi8549]

uhgfxdx ctt9o

[@me.aminurrahman9510]

Mom,.mmmm

[@me.aminurrahman9510]

M

[@patooi330]

Oh

[@goodestNoodle]

Waiiiit... I'm afraid of spiders.. why am I here?

[@darcyb9529]

Even the jumping spiders? They're so cute. www.funniestmemes.com/funny-memes-please-love-me-i-bringed-you-a-fly/

[@videosyoutubedeleted7766]

10:03

[@mics8937]

Seeing this just makes my whole body want to seize up in terror... I get goosebumps and cold shivers watching this but it is so interesting

[@tiredgal1555]

I remember this documentary gave me horrible nightmares as a kid and now I’m back wanting a pet spider :D

[@shinku2826]

lol something about female spiders and their trophy husband partners always makes me laugh

[@demypeace]

i find that funny too. female spiders are yanderes. they eat their husbands so no other females can have them XD

[@paulh7360]

demypeace sounds like my Ex!

[@kkknotcool]

Human trophy wife: sits on her ass all day doing whatever with a big pile of cash. Spider trophy husband: has sex then gets murdered and eaten. I think the analogy is a bit off here.

[@kkknotcool]

thesilverspider Trophy husbands make their women lots of money I guess?

[@evel.6024]

It is the 'trophy' part, I'm guessing. Either money or your pound of flesh...

[@alrightydonuts473]

I almost cried watching this my arachnophobia is terrible 😭 It's their legs that freak me out.

[@briandalton1857]

Alrighty Donuts Lol,Well they need dem legs 0_0

[@Itsme-qq5dr]

so why u even watchin numbnut

[@judy6629]

Alrighty Donuts then why did you click? wtf

[@haillobster7154]

For me, it's their eyes.

[@illumanatisecrets9525]

I love spiders sudip Bose Their eyes are the least scary thing

[@MorgothBauglire]

0:52 that's not flying that's gracefully falling 😂

[@caseynichols3851]

Nothing more satisfying than hearing the crunch of many camel spiders under my boot while I was in Afghanistan.

[@ek9509]

The Goliath birdeater (Theraphosidae blondi) belongs to the tarantula family Theraphosidae. Found in northern South America, it is the largest spider in the world by mass and size, but it is second to the giant huntsman spider by leg span. It is also called the Goliath bird-eating spider; the practice of calling theraphosids "bird eating" derives from an early 18th-century copper engraving by Maria Sibylla Merian that shows one eating a hummingbird. Despite the spider's name, it only rarely preys on birds.

[@ludo2914]

In the words of Joe Rogan on behalf of the whole insect world "We are so lucky they're small"

[@quasimodomojo8761]

"She's so smol, the breeze is blowing her off course."

[@Iantz-2k]

38:40 lmao the song killed me.

[@lucymendes2512]

One of the very, very few videos I've seen about these creatures - of course I know it's originally a nat geo wild vídeo - but there's barely any videos about this incredible arachnid! You never hear about the sensory cups or the sticky palps and I would love to see a full, in-depth documentary about the solifuge 🙏🏻

[@lixtle]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@crystalm4324]

@@lixtle- so I see you have over 3 million views on this video alone. It has not been taken down for copyright infringements, but is it monetized? I’m curious if you’re able to make a small passive income from your videos because it would be wonderful to know if I could try to do something similar. I watch a lot of KZbin (I am on disability as I’m losing the ability to walk), but I am not really sure how it works.

[@79agp]

Damn these spiders are smarter and have more intellect than stupid people i know. Amazing. I guess brain size doesn't matter as much as we think it should.

[@janycejanota8396]

Amanda P. Give me a roach any day!!!!!!!

[@grammarcat3628]

I have heard that the folds of the Brain are also important, not just the size

[@Horny_Fruit_Flies]

+grammar cat Size is the main factor. Brains have folds when there's not enough space in the cranium to fit them. If the human brain was unfolded it would be much larger, so it's still all about the size.

[@kkknotcool]

I hope for the sake of the human race this is a troll.

[@frankboff1260]

The Goliath spider looks like it would probably toss the book back!

[@cathcat7]

Everyone else hating on the sound effects but I like them! Especially when the spiders are eating lol!

[@andrewstrongman305]

A couple on this list are not true spiders, but they are still interesting. The biggest miss was the Sydney Funnel web. The males wander around looking for females, and often fall into swimming pools. They can't swim, but can survive and bite hours later. They are highly aggressive and can bite through shoes...

[@Gentilejedi]

If you want to live and thrive, let a spider run alive.

[@fransvenrooy4760]

Wednesday right

[@sgtwolf7391]

It better run, The hell out of my house.

[@olafbuddenberg4787]

Exactly! Such awesome and amazing creatures. Absolutely fascinating.

[@brysondunn3472]

25:40 imagine that giant thing jumping at u

[@user-do1kp6yr4i]

watch some vids with pet OBT

[@keyboarddancers7751]

Apparently Nat Geo stages everything but I don't care because this is a superb upload which raises the profile of this ecologically important/vital species.

[@beverlybarnes1855]

I love jumping spiders I think they're adorable.

[@mosman1372]

WTF 9:09 , did those files just high five each other for escaping the spider? 😂😂

[@pb4ugo08]

I used to own a Goliath Bird Eating Tarantula. She was awesome

[@davidwood7601]

nice, stirmi or blondi?

[@Etienne_H]

but gladly the bitch died

[@rav3727]

Wolf Predator I already went to Amazonia and held one, it's so docile...

[@emmieanimations9199]

That's really cool but I would cry if that thing went anywhere near me

[@tommcglone2867]

@@davidwood7601 my mate has an 11.5" female Stirmi

[@chelseabayer584]

YUSS! Anyone else just LOVE LOVE LOVE this doco about inCREDIBLE spiders?!?! wow! what a planet we live on

[@KUPHSER]

This is the best spider doco I've seen in years.

[@starrfisher]

this makes me think spiders are not all created equil they can do math and are closer to human thinking than we think

[@NoAffiliation]

starr fisher A spider is not close to human thinking

[@kanekiroy4194]

Is it me or I just watch the peacock Spider dancing.....😂😂

[@Jethrospect]

25:40 that has got to be the most epic entrance of all time

[@HelloSmileMore]

Amazing documentation! Very interesting and scary but also terrifying beautiful Spiders. Respect nature 🕷️🕷️🕸️🕸️

[@okpxr6612]

Damn why am I watching this I really hate spiders but my friend loves spiders

[@janycejanota8396]

AMEN, I am petrified of spiders, so why am I watching this!!!!Duh........

[@flat34rg18by]

I find spiders really fascinating!

[@mattyceemoite9647]

Matt Iles from afar

[@toddtaylor5218]

DailyParishere 123 I'm watching it to and am terrified of these little fuckers. no idea why

[@kennsmith2424]

what about the big hairy spider under your bed...lol

[@blankthoughts9264]

i want one!!!!

[@jayobsessed3423]

I kept a 4 and 7 year Olds attention with this .. very nice

[@deniszackarini8915]

The dancing spider was my real superstar...nice moves buddy!!

[@coherence_x54r]

who else watched the whole video?!

[@AureusD]

eazy

[@trishave5639]

Why do none of these documentaries never look at the huntsman, Sydney funnel web and the Redback?

[@PEGGLORE]

Because Australia is it's own little world which wants to not be part of the rest of the world as a whole, thinking themselves as being superior to the rest, so will not be part of any of these 'rest of the world documentaries' I guess. There is documentaries specializing in Australian spiders and the nasty bites that they each cause though. I have seen them.

[@jadeshannon5583]

give me a fucking break man.I'm Australian and we don't think we're superior!Try vietnam spiders and get fucked!

[@joshf6570]

Everone knows about them

[@shithighandwatch3987]

The sounds are chilling

[@111Cmonster]

lol those grasshopper sound effects are hilarious

[@sniffy6999999]

They can't survive getting swatted with a yellow pages I bet.

[@ryanfreebody6881]

Colly Wolly I'd rather they survive, then be swarmed with dozens of bugs.

[@surialpaca6542]

Ryan Freebody yup. spiders eat more insects than birds and bats combined. if they go extinct humans (and damn near everybody else on this earth) will be screwed because the insects will eat off our crops and vegetation. which will in turn kill herbivors, than omnivores, and eventually carnivores. in a way, spiders fuel life. just like bees

[@ryanfreebody6881]

Precious Felton It is quite incredible how nature works with balancing itself out, always has been an interesting subject for me.

[@surialpaca6542]

Ryan Freebody indeed

[@sgtwolf7391]

@@ryanfreebody6881 But nature didn't count on humans fucking it up.

[@ilovered9531]

25:33 horror

[@smartcookie5202]

Jumping spiders are so cute. I have one myself her name is Matilda and she is the sweetest little thing.

[@jawad323cool7]

And is it me or when the spider is eating the grasshopper it’s really satisfying

[@3ear428]

I LOVE SPIDERS!

[@3ear428]

I think rose hairs are the best in terms of pets, and I think the golden orb weavers are really beautiful. Jumping spiders are adorable.

[@dusty8954]

Spider are poop

[@MORTIFERA69]

So u must be a gigantic poop BTW

[@3ear428]

Ur a gigantic poop! ):P

[@graythepandabunny5595]

Mister Max me too but i love snaks more

[@curtdawg10]

Bruh how the HECK do Nat Geo cameramen get the footage. I’ve asked myself this since a child, like seriously I’d love to follow them and see how this is done. They must be rich as hell getting this footage

[@kv2315]

well almost all of this footage is staged. i could tell you way more about spiders than this video. i have quite a wide range of tarantulas from all over the world at home that are way prettier than those you saw here. North america, mexico, south america, africa, asia and the far east. most of them are endangered in their natural habitat and noone bats an eye because most ppl are afraid of them and think they are disgusting. a shame really.

[@D-me-dream-smp]

I also used to wonder this - especially once I started trying to photograph insects. Apparently, from what I’ve read, many of the extended close up shots of very small insects/spiders are often done in a set up studio where lighting and cameras can be strategically set up and the “situation” somewhat controlled.

[@Korakaris]

Incredible video!!

[@arnovandenheever8386]

4:54 when you try to eat the last piece of cake before your siblings notices

[@imchef17]

Those sound effects ....

[@mattkennedy9352]

imchef17 where did they get them

[@2359-UK]

Shows a Goliath spider at the end ,not worth watching unless you have time on your hands

[@snape6156]

Lo Janus or you could, you know, skip to that bit

[@spaceycactus5494]

this is my favourite narrator!

[@deathroman13]

I love jumping spiders, they are so cute.

[@jawad323cool7]

This is what I learnt from this video: See a spider step on it

[@nathanmilsom9952]

I bet people lost their shit when he said they fly lol

[@Anomynous]

Love these vids no mather how much itching I have everywhere

[@klk0978]

Lixtle Documentary Channel thank you for this documentary !!!!

[@lixtle]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@jdssurf]

Wait, I thought the first one was said not to be a spider......come on

[@adamtaha2725]

the voice sounds like alfred from gotham.

[@ScarletJester666]

Adam Taha it is him

[@jasonmorth1173]

Yh I was thinking the same thing. That strong English accent.

[@bradnitram8406]

hahahhah yeah i notice it also

[@herrantonwolf3748]

Yup, Sean Pertwee.

[@scott6926]

jermy irons is the guy narrating

[@demypeace]

ok but the second one was adorable with the little fluffy mustash

[@danielfinlayson8127]

The sound effects are outstanding

[@o0OeftichisO0o]

super annoying sound design/effects

[@cassiopeiapark9728]

damn im so fking stoned but this spider video is amazinf!!!! must reming self to watch this later

[@duelune5349]

Have you?

[@dedgesaysfuckthewrld]

The peacock spiders are hilariously cute :3

[@tarantulamum4322]

the narrator made me laugh " some even fly" 😂😂 "fly" come on....mate