The BEST SPIDERS On EARTH? WATCH THIS If You LOVE JUMPING SPIDERS!

[@JacksWorldofWildlife]

Do you know someone who loves jumping spiders? Be sure to share this video with them! Spread that jumping spider love!

[@Mason-it2step]

Yeah! I love Jumping Spiders! My favorite one is Bold Jumping Spider because I love it! ❤

[@melanielangham7033]

I do, I love them! I have a Spinderella and her boyfriend Webster.

[@skibidi.G]

Saved a jumping spider today 😊

[@andresprime77]

I do❤

[@trala8911]

I bought a jumping spider to get me over my arachnaphobia. It worked maybe a little too well - now I have a bunch of tarantulas and true spiders. They truly are the gateway spider.

[@JacksWorldofWildlife]

Haha that’s right!

[@evelinepotter4551]

The first Jumper I remember was a Salticus Scenicus, the Zebra Jumper. It actually gave a bit of a scare, because I did not see it on a Black and white marbled wall and then it jumped. Started learning about them since that day in 2001.

[@damnspider9344]

like a spider lover, I was very happy watching this video

[@kenrides]

Their front eyes are huge tubes that are (for their size) some of the most powerful eyes on the planet. They can also see colors we can't including UV. Awesome little animals.

[@jordanbelander589]

The only species of spider that I feel comfortable handling.

[@fozzeeroo]

Same here.

[@emilybrackett2840]

I want to handle another tarantula. Big fluffy mygalomorph! But I don't think I'm brave enough to handle an old world tarantula. I don't think I can do it. Without my heart pumping out of my chest. I'd have a panic attack.

[@mariagraffelner5216]

I had a jumping spider who visited me every time I took a break in my yard. Friggin adorable. As a result, when I had a wolf spider in front of me - I just scooted her along & went on with my gardening. ❤

[@katieadams7708]

My grandson is getting a jumper for his birthday! He has no idea. He is gonna be so excited.

[@HarryToeface]

I really like spiders, even though ive been bitten a few times i completely understand theyre not trying to hurt me it was an accident.

[@coreymac2381]

I love jumping spiders. They are so cute and fun to watch.

[@kingschwag4208]

Absolutely love jumping spiders. Great Aussie accent too 😂

[@NelsonMuntz1993]

That’s the biggest jumping spider I’ve seen. I never knew they could get that big

[@GilraenTook]

Menemerus bivittatus, maybe? I think they're the ones I used to see all the time as a kid. Also, why is it so hard to just find a comprehensive list of known/identified spiders that exist in my state? Sheesh!

[@Paronak]

I like jumping spiders more than others because they seem to be more alive and interact with the environment the way a curious puppy would. Always scanning their surroundings and planning and calculating their next jump. Also the lifeline they make when they jump is so cute.

[@MicrowavedAlastair5390]

I met a jumping spider who has found its way into the house and onto the ceiling a week or so ago. We have a contraption called "the Bug Vacuum" which was a toy intended for children interested in insects but has served us well as a relatively humane capture and release method. I caught it and took it outside, and while examining it sitting on the ground, it turned and looked directly at me as if it knew where my face was. Cool little dude.

[@Rayraywheelz]

Instead of saying that they're using amazing arachnid brain power you should have said they are using their "spidey senses"

[@JacksWorldofWildlife]

😂 maybe I’ll sneak that in future videos

[@sevens7ring]

Thanks JACK

[@sherriehaynes8811]

I sooo love jumping spiders, they're the absolute cutest ever!!!

[@nicoladolby2154]

I love jumping spiders ! Would never keep them as pets though as they're tiny & my eyesight isn't good.

[@rochellewant5418]

These beautiful babies were the gateway for me to be interested and NOT scared of other spider species💕👍💯🥰🇨🇦

[@thebangles2A]

please find an Habronattus decorus. i have a female and her the topside of her thorax is a vibrant metallic hot pink! she would fit well on the head of a pencil eraser. i was bending over checking my dog for ticks before we got back in our car, we were on a black top parking lot. i glance down and notice something i thought was a bead or jewel and was shocked to see her hop. that was like 3 months ago. and she has such a little personality, lol. id love to see another one her color, cuz they very drastically. PS her name is Rose bud, cuz thats what her little butt looks like

[@CuriousCreatures]

What species is the funky green, black & yellow guy? Was he from a previous video of yours?

[@talesfromthemoribund702]

Dude.. your channel is so good.

[@Isaac-The-Colubrid]

Jumping spiders are magnificent. Another great video, as usual.

[@JacksWorldofWildlife]

Yes they are!

[@jordangarcia7899]

Dude I still remember buying my first bug explorer kit with a book at the book fair at my school man good times

[@bdub4107]

I honestly can't explain why the jumping spider never scared me even when I was a kid, but pretty much every other spider gave me either anxiety or I was afraid of them.

[@robbeygasper7462]

Thanks to your channel and videos on jumping spiders I’m no longer afraid of spiders and I no longer kill them when I see them!

[@JustSomeGuy153]

Great video! I absolutely love that "Wow! Wow! Wow!" feeling when you find a huge bug. As far as jumpers, I've always adored platycryptus undatus, the tan jumper. I've seen some decently huge ones, but aside from that, they seem to be the most consistently curious and "friendly." Most of the tan jumpers I've found have been eager to hop right onto my hand and take a look around.

[@rolandvdvorst2431]

the zebra jumping spider Salticus scenicus, they live in the Netherlands, love your vid's Jack

[@MadailinBurnhope]

I'm in the UK and currently have one living on my front door

[@billbolton7108]

Thank Lucas

[@mathieulanglois3550]

I'm glad you took a jab at arachnophobia, just this week I had an interesting experience on the subject. I went on a camping and canoeing trip north of the st-Lawrence river with forty kids (fifteen year-olds) from the school I work in (I work as a science technician), and I knew that being in a national park near a clear, non-polluted lake would put us in a prime position to have a look at small wildlife. Sure enough, on the first nightfall, there's this girl coming at me screaming ''THAT SPIDER IS HUUUUUGE!!!'' with a stick in her hands. Before even looking at what she had found i knew she had captured a really big dolomedes tenebrosus since I knew we were right in her environment of choice. Since you're an inspiration to me, I decided to turn that event into a teachable moment. Luckily, the spider was unharmed, although scared at first. Her legs were tucked beneath her and she was not moving from the stick she was on, so I said that spider is absolutely terrified, let her relax and then we will observe her and talk about her. Most other kids were cringing in disgust at that point, but when the big dolomedes started to build back her confidence and explore the stick she was onto, and then, my arm, the horrified looks turned into inquisitiveness and they started to ask questions. Again, I pressed that although the spider can bite, I was not threatening to her and so, she was very docile to handle The feeling of satisfaction was neat, and even more when the kids asked me questions about other arthropods later during the excursion. I couldn't help but think about you and your channel. Thank you for what you're doing, your passion for wildlife is spreading.

[@martinrivas40]

Jack, you did it again!!! All your shows are SUPERB, ANND AMAZING!!! THIS ONE, THIS ONE!!!! MAN!!!! I want to ask you some questions if you don't mind. If any of these questions or all you don't want to answer, I totally understand. No matter what I still be watching your shows, and ask more questions. You said that you can find them everywhere (I'm not trying to be a smart ass at all. I respect you a lot. I had written to you before and you are always amazing to me). I live in Spring City, Tennessee zip 37381, and I haven't seen any "little angels" at all here. How is that now the little angels are becoming pets? How was this possible? Who started that new "fashion"? Who started to research about this little angels? Which one is your favorite spider? When you told your wife that you wanted to be bitten by spiders in the shows what was her reaction? One last thing, my wife doesn't like spiders, we don't have kids, but I have been talking to her and teaching her what I've learn in yours shows. Now she knows, and spiders are respected and not killed, and all the others. Thank you!!!! Martin Sordo Rivas

[@NeonElixr]

She’s huge and beautiful!

[@burthuffman2802]

Jack, I love seeing you get excited and have learned so much from you. These spiders have some of the cutest little faces but what is there bite like. Thanks !! Great video.

[@briaanderson2652]

I absolutely love jumping spiders I’ve seen many before I love regal jumping spiders and bold jumping spiders but I don’t know if I’ve seen a peacock jumping spider anywhere but I’ve seen them on tv and KZbin has anyone seen a ant mimic spider anywhere?

[@TrilogyBPM]

I have a pet P. Regius and she just hit adulthood this week with her most recent molt. She is so friendly, curious, and an amazing hunter.

[@Mason-it2step]

❤ I found 2 Male Bold Jumping Spiders in Spokane Washington. One is in Whitman Elementary School and another is in our backyard! ❤

[@jazzybelle9515]

I don't even have to which the video to know why people love them I'm glad im not the only one who loves jumping spiders ❤ 😊 but I'm still going to which the video

[@Tactical_Turtwig]

They are undoubtedly our Arachnid Ambassadors. Anytime sometimes cant fathom why I have Tarantulas I just show them jumpers 😂 instant connection/exceptions

[@realfnneato3111]

Would love to see you catch a Phidippus purpuratus or Octopunctatus

[@MadailinBurnhope]

I just bought my second spider pet, a Velvet spider (Gandanameno sp.); can't wait to get it next week! my first spider was a Regal, she lived 2 years :)

[@joehuestis652]

Hello Jack ....awesome topic. I love jumping spiders and had several as pets as a child and my favorite jumping spider is from the Genus - Portia....Spider hunters. Stay safe Jack.

[@Krillian1000]

Love your video, Jack :) We don't have these cute spiders over here. Our jumping spider species are pretty..... (sorry) UGLY, to be honest :D But still, they are small enough for me to tolerate. The big ones... well, you said it: they are unpredictable, dark and they are so fast... I swear, they smell MY fear und run towards me, like a brave mouse towards a cat. I was concidering moving out at times, because... ok spidy, you win :D

[@missmandy67]

I think I appreciate them more simply because I know that they are a thinking being. Regular spiders and bugs seem like they're just these raging beasts that just go at things with no thought, just instinct.

[@emilybrackett2840]

4:55 "Did you just call me fat?"! 🤣

[@Fahrenheit4051]

What's really neat is the difference in behavior among species. Certain types will willigly jump on your hand if offered, others, like _Phidippus_ are more cautious, and _Salticus_ tend to get scared and flee.

[@rdr9519]

It's always a treat to see a jumper out on a walk. I challenge you Jack to find a big gray phidippus "octopunk" lol

[@rocketdogticker]

I'm watching just from the pure fascination of why they get "the pass"

[@sandywalter9728]

I just love the different colors of their chalicerae!!! ❤❤❤

[@billyjo9127]

Next time you travel you should try and film a Portia hunting, or at least find one! Jumping spiders are such amazing little animals.

[@falklevien]

Spencer calling BS on your regal jumper... 🤣

[@JacksWorldofWildlife]

He quickly ate his words 😂

[@chrisschonhoff475]

So many cool jumping spiders. Love seeing these.

[@jasonv.9015]

Little poop love gift drop on the finger, how cute 🫠

[@TravisMcAfee88]

I think spiders, but especially jumping spiders are very cute, adorable creatures.💜💚

[@dukethespider]

Jack: you made it to the end! You must really love jumpjng spiders. Me: I have no idea why you would have that impression Great video Jack! I recall that while they lack true ears, Deep Look did a video on how there are slits in their legs that help "hear" so to speak, though i may be misremembering and that could be for vibrations.

[@chainbenwa2713]

If you ever wanna see the wildlife in Eastish Texas near Huntsville I can take you straight to a lot of different spots for specific insects, snakes & mammals. I’ve explored and photographed a lot of the species out here some of which are normally uncommon in most areas. There’s a lot of creepy crawlers out here. It would be cool if you did a video out here!

[@illusorytrutheffect]

Few weeks ago I seen the craziest thing ever. I watched one of these jumping spiders kill an orb weaver. The orb weaver was prob 3x larger but stood no chance. The intelligence of the jumping spider made it easy. The orb weaver didn’t even see it coming I don’t think. Or it thought the jumping spider would be easy prey😂

[@delaineschonhoff168]

I made it to the end because your videos are amazing!! I love your show! ❤

[@Gabriel-cy2ut]

Search for Maratus Volans a.k.a the peacock spider next!

[@micke20]

These smal jumpers are so cute that it should be criminal 🥰 they are so smal and cute so I don't know what 🥰💖

[@Stumpwater27]

Did you call me fat😂

[@emilybrackett2840]

Well I do really like the peacock jumping spider. Thanks for asking Jack!

[@sodthatlikebutton1946]

I've always loved these cute little critters. I got bitten on the finger by one once, but that was my fault.

[@Creeper-m9]

I love these spiders and found one almost that size at work but it’s the one with the red back. Was about the size of my thumb nail

[@TravisMcAfee88]

Hey Jack I have never seen anyone catch a horsefly to test the bite of those insects. I want you to test the horsefly bite. That would be neat lol💜

[@SquirrelDarling1]

I like the little Zebra Jumpers, so cute.

[@Sal.K--BC]

I caught a jumping spider for a few days, and then I let it go back where I found it...

[@Sal.K--BC]

and yes, I did feed it fruit flies and drops of water...

[@jimmaddox2415]

Jumping spiders like to come and visit me in my apartment on a regular basis:)

[@JacksWorldofWildlife]

Lucky you !

[@jimmaddox2415]

@@JacksWorldofWildlife and let me just add that I always catch and release them so they can go outside and eat all the bad pest bugs👍

[@jakerubino3233]

Sydney Funnel Web actually closer to Tarantulas than the “true spiders”

[@JacksWorldofWildlife]

Correct, but they are all still related

[@niallmurdiff8972]

They bite, I've been bitten twice by jumpers Harmless been sting like pain

[@Chloe16017]

oh my god they are so cute I love it!!!

[@amyzhu1027]

My favorite! ❤️

[@neiltessier3520]

I don't see what the appeal is. I treat jumpers as a snack just like every other spider.

[@sierrasymone7590]

title: why do we love jumping spiders me: what's this we you speak of??

[@catmus1506]

😍

[@c0ba1t]

I like salticids.

[@PrisPrivate]

First!

[@ThePollaton]

Sorry but I just don’t get it….they are all cute, every species. If they appear in my home they are left in peace and given a name. ❤ I just love me an eight legged pal. The jumping ones are particularly cute though 🥰

[@morgancross5454]

❤❤

[@ronnymiller6411]

Oh and by the way keep walking in coyote shadow

[@JacksWorldofWildlife]

😂

[@Ravenstudios-s5o]

he might be an ape but i am not i was created by our Lord Jesus

[@ChiefGhoul]

Dude, keep doing what you’re doing, cause you’re doing a great job. 🫡👊🏻