THE MOST AGGRESSIVE SPIDERS In The World

Meet the top 10 most aggressive spiders in the world.
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-BRAZILIAN WANDERING SPIDER
-SYDNEY FUNNEL WEB SPIDER
-MOUSE SPIDER
-TIGER SPIDER
-OGRE FACED SPIDER
-WOLF SPIDER
-GOLIATH TARANTULA
-ZEBRA SPIDER
-ORANGE BABOON TARANTULA
-PELICAN SPIDER
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[@rebeccawalilko960]

I love how half of this video is filled with hyperbolic expletives like "it won't hesitate to try and kill anything in its path", but then shows people calmly handling said spider

[@higurashianduminekoconnect1702]

Well it's clear before you even watch the video he meant it normal pray

[@higurashianduminekoconnect1702]

What got me though is that he contradicted himself I'm trying to pass it off and it being normal he attended for it when he was talking about the mouth spider he said luckily the mouse spiders venomous dry so it's harmless and then he said but don't get cocky if you don't make it to the medical office in time you will die which would mean it's not dry that's the only contradiction I have seen him the video though

[@higurashianduminekoconnect1702]

Not fit with allergic reaction that would have made sense they didn't say anything about allergic reaction so obviously the Venom of the wolf spider is not dry and he misspoke

[@darrenyoung3102]

Lol true.

[@hanaeve__]

“It’s sting is poisonous.” Quality content.

[@jzblue345]

He meant venomous lol

[@shadewinter2339]

Blueberry Gamer Facts

[@joe4916]

Lol apparently not everyone knows it's venomous

[@iceypumpkinhead]

Heh

[@Crazyoldman84]

Yeah not a sting it's a bite lol

[@jac9963]

I currently work in the gardening and landscaping field, in an area that is absolutely infested with the Funnelweb spider. As I am often working many miles from the nearest town, and often in regions that do not have mobile phone coverage also, it is rather alarming just how often we encounter them. This recent summer season, my girlfriend and I found seven male Funnelweb spiders inside and around our home, and I encountered many others in the work environment also. They are extremely aggressive, and will head towards, rather than away from, a person who disturbs or encounters one.

[@1SuckMeBeautiful1]

They are bastards.

[@lisazinn866]

That's terrifying

[@sam7811]

​@lisazinn866 don't worry it's bollocks. Funnel webs are certainly more prone to bite than most spiders. 99% chance however if you get bit by one you had plenty of chances to not get bit. If you can see the pink under their fangs then you're already too close. Leave them the fuck alone and they'll do the same for you

[@spams6076]

I personally collect tarantulas, and I can tell you that the Goliath species is nowhere nearly as aggresive as the OBT (orange baboon tarantula).

[@tarantulagirl_]

The Goliath species aren’t even defensive at all they can just sometimes have an unpredictable temper which is literally every spider I have 4 obts, 2 cobalt blues, feather-leg baboon, purple bloom, thailand black and curly hair (all females) I’ve only been collecting for alittle over a year now and I originally started with a Orange baboon (female) as my first T I freakin love obts I love the slings too their so freakin cute when their orange starts coming in it looks like they have peach fuzz omg the sass too come on who wouldn’t love?!?

[@Jamesppoitra]

OBTs are hell on 8 legs

[@coolfishron6668]

6:12 Coyote didn't get bit by a wolf spider; he was stung by a tarantula hawk. (INSERT MORE IRONY HERE)

[@zdeneklanik9594]

CoolFishron666 yeah kinda wandered why is he there

[@hello_MeNutty]

the irony of wanting to get as many subscribers as possible.

[@davidm3maniac201]

Yes i remember that episode. He was in trouble with pain. His arm went numb.

[@ecofreak_official]

CoolFishron666 yea that’s what I thought too!

[@Shaun-hp2yz]

Yea

[@maxmayer3551]

He’s literally listing a completely ridiculous misinterpretation of a name of some extremely well known spider, reading half assed facts about it translated from Wikipedia, showing clips of spiders that are completely not what he was talking about and than calling them the most aggressive spiders in the world. 👌 content

[@toxicroyale1779]

The "zebra" spider isn't even very aggressive

[@davepastern]

agreed. None of the salticidae family are really aggressive.

[@christopherstanley4837]

I was thinking that myself. But at least the top 2 are accurate.

[@sophiecheng6240]

Lol I agree This is y I watch National Geographic

[@somebodyfixmyinternet]

Thanks for saving me the time.

[@fennec2311]

Who else clicked on this because of the thumbnail?

[@thehappygamer5020]

I did, and was disappointed

[@jevonmosende8280]

Me

[@udidsw1334]

Me

[@ertolaw1009]

M3

[@lillancethornton5874]

Me

[@chord8003]

Exotics Lair has those spiders so \_😕_/

[@PHARAOHTEZZERAKT]

No way haha

[@deemcclanahan2949]

I watch Exotics lair to

[@heartlessbitch5468]

Same here

[@deleteyrself1]

His spiders are devils though

[@1greninjawolfbossdeath648]

Mr and Mrs Lord have mercy do kinda deserve to be on the list.

[@krislochlan5366]

Zebra spiders are friendly boys. How dare you give them a bad name

[@TGamingStudio]

Yes, true. Im from Czech Republic (mid of Europe) and we have those little guys everywhere. And the videos are Phidippus Regius, i have 2 of them like "pet"...

[@jantinaveenhuizen2383]

We have them in the Nederlandse and their very freindly

[@Owlberightback]

And the wolf spiders are more likely to run away from you then attack lol

[@kairs621]

I think he’s talking about aggressive in general, not towards humans.

[@charleemorgan3426]

Exactly! They are so friendly and curious 🙈!

[@mariaveenema4337]

Kindly learn the difference between venomous and poisonous.

[@adventuresofvossman2549]

Maria Veenema So many people get that wrong. Many errors in this video I feel

[@antiready8679]

I was about to say that too lmao

[@warbeast787]

All I was thinking about was this during the video lol

[@mariaveenema4337]

Nope, Venom is injected. Poison is ingested.

[@feralvids612]

Annisten Brooks.... “sigh” Uhhh... no, For one Why would they create Different words for it if they were The same thing? Two, you could eat venom and providing you don’t have any open stomach wounds or intestinal track Cuts You’ll Be Fine But have it injected directly into your blood stream it Would Kill you Three: I can’t tell if your Trolling or not But regardless Your horrible at it Please learn English and/or go back to school.

[@complexgames8033]

The brave wilderness video on the end of number 4 is not from a spider bite. I'm pretty sure is was an ant or wasp

[@kentuckyrex]

I think it was the Tarantula Hawk. Maybe the Desert Centipede, but fairly sure it was the Tarantula Hawk.

[@joeyfourfingers5078]

Mygalomorphae Do not have venom strong enough to kill a human. Another error

[@eserepek113]

Yeah your right I believe it was a tarantula hawk right ?

[@ronniegalv23]

"It is very fierce" But yet theyre crawling on someone's hand

[@buckfutter99]

KZbinz all the idiotic bullshit drivel this guy is spewing makes my head hurt, but that is one calm OBT. 99% of the time they want to murder everything😂 old world T’s are cunts.

[@TooLameToDie]

The title is misleading. They do not mean aggressive towards humans but towards prey.

[@alfonshedstrom9859]

As someone described jumping spiders: "oh they're very dangerous, but not to us"

[@tarantulagirl_]

It’s because spiders and t’s only ever bite if they feel threatened people hold defensive t’s all the time you just need to know how to handle tarantulas and have experience, I have obts and cobalt blues and I love their sassy tempers also Goliath bird eaters aren’t even defensive they can just have an unpredictable temper at some points like literally this whole video is wrong

[@tarantulagirl_]

@@buckfutter99 Um excuse me??? Old worlds are my favorite especially OBTs I have 4 of them (all females), I also have a female Thailand black, 2 female cobalt blues, a female feather leg baboon, and female purple bloom, and I love every single one of them and their tempers also I can tell you don’t have any t experience because orange baboons aren’t even defensive all the time most of the time they will seek refuge in their hides when you open the tank but I can’t speak for every obt because all of them have different personalities

[@colewilliams6623]

SO much wrong with this video! You need to clarify with what or whom the sider is aggressive toward. Jumping spiders are very curious and docile spiders. They ARE aggressive toward their prey. Same goes for the Tiger spider and the Ogre Faced spider. I have freely handled all three without a single attempt at a bite, and in regards to Jumping Spiders, I have free handled hundreds. No bites. Now, OBT (Orange Bitey Thing) and all trapdoor spiders; all HIGHLY defensive. They will strike at shadows. PLEASE get poisonous and venomous correctly! My OCD is triggered!

[@stupaod]

You just triggered mine. Venom is a type of poison. venom (vĕnˈəm)► n. A *poisonous* secretion of an animal, such as a snake, spider, or scorpion, usually transmitted by a bite or sting. n. A *poison.* n. Malice; spite: "They dislike making their just criticism of a useful and earnest man an excuse for a general discharge of venom from small-minded opponents” ( W.E.B. DuBois). Definition of venom 1 : a toxic substance produced by some animals (such as snakes, scorpions, or bees) that is injected into prey or an enemy chiefly by biting or stinging and has an injurious or lethal effect; broadly : *a substance that is poisonous* 2 : a spiteful malicious feeling or state of mind : extreme ill will : malevolence venom [ven-uh m] 1. the *poisonous* fluid that some animals, as certain snakes and spiders, secrete and introduce into the bodies of their victims by biting, stinging, etc. 2. something resembling or suggesting *poison* in its effect; spite; malice: the venom of jealousy. 3. Archaic. *poison* in general. venom 1. A *poisonous* substance secreted by animals such as snakes, spiders, and scorpions and typically injected into prey or aggressors by biting or stinging. 1.1 Extreme malice and bitterness shown in someone's attitudes, speech, or actions. venom /ˈven·əm/ ​ a *poisonous* liquid produced by some snakes, insects, and spiders when they bite:

[@colewilliams6623]

And what dictionary did you use to arrive at these definitions? Allow me to further educate. Merriam Webster: Venom: a toxic substance produced by some animals (such as snakes, scorpions, or bees) that is INJECTED into prey or an enemy chiefly by BITING or STINGING and has an injurious or lethal effect. Poisonous: producing a toxic substance that causes injury or death when ABSORBED or INJESTED. It all comes down to the mode of delivery. If it is through ingestion or touch, it is poisonous. If it is through a bite or sting, it is venomous. Here is how the Oxford Dictionary puts it: Poisonous and venomous are not identical in meaning, although they are often used interchangeably. A poisonous animal or plant produces toxins that are harmful when the animal or plant is touched or eaten, whereas a venomous snake or other creature is able to inject venom by means of its fangs, spines, or stingers. It comes down to scientific vs colloquial usage

[@stupaod]

Your problem is that you've come to the erroneous position that poison cannot be injected. Utter nonsense. I'll include a definition from the Oxford Dictionary which I will quote below. The quote you've included does nothing in terms of suggesting that venom is not a type of poison. The fact that the meaning of the words is not identical is moot. Fact remains that venom is a type of poison. Poison is more broad and does not NEED to be injected by an animal, although it clearly can be. Oxford: Venom 1.A *poisonous substance* secreted by animals such as snakes, spiders, and scorpions and typically injected into prey or aggressors by biting or stinging. Do you understand what this means? It means that venom can be described as a poisonous substance(according to Oxford and others) or simply poison. Its very simple and yet here you are striving against simple logic and reason. P.S. InGestion can be used more generally to include any sort of substance into the body by any route.

[@stupaod]

Its also very telling and pathetic that you included a definition from Merriam Webster(the only definition you could find that said toxic instead of poisonous) but left out part of that definition because it does not agree with you. This is the full, proper definition from Merriam Webster(I will highlight the part you dishonestly left out): 1 : a toxic substance produced by some animals (such as snakes, scorpions, or bees) that is injected into prey or an enemy chiefly by biting or stinging and has an injurious or lethal effect; *broadly : a substance that is poisonous* 2 : a spiteful malicious feeling or state of mind : extreme ill will : malevolence Heres some more from Merriam Webster: Definition of venom for English Language Learners : *poison* that is produced by an animal (such as a snake) and used to kill or injure another animal usually through biting or stinging : a very strong feeling of anger or hatred Definition of venom for Students : *poison* produced by an animal (as a snake or scorpion) and passed to a victim usually by biting or stinging Medical Definition of venom : a toxic substance produced by some animals (as snakes, scorpions, or bees) that is injected into prey or an enemy chiefly by biting or stinging and has an injurious or lethal effect; *broadly : a substance that is poisonous*

[@colewilliams6623]

I never claimed that venom is not a form of poison, just that poisonous and venomous are not the same. I did not include the rest of the definition as that part is irrelevant and also because they are referring to a broader definition outside of actual fact. That is why I made the scientific vs colloquial comment. If enough people use a term incorrectly, over time, the incorrect usage can become a sub-definition, if you will. Here are just 2 articles that I can pull up in a 2-minute search. One is from The Smithsonian, the other is from The Australian Academy of Science. I would think the reason for so few scientific articles dedicated to detailing the definitions is because it really is a simple concept. www.smithsonianmag.com/science/whats-difference-between-poisonous-and-venomous-animals-180956186/ www.science.org.au/curious/everything-else/poison-vs-venom Read them or don't. That is up two you. I cannot argue with someone that is willfully ignorant.

[@maseniralte4541]

1:45 to those who watch a certain dude MISS LORD HAVE MERCY

[@lahstories8165]

Yasss

[@danielangaye1775]

Haha

[@dazzledaniel5377]

Maseni Ralte haha exotics lair

[@NashiEXC]

1:44 oh shiet it's Mrs lordhavemercy People who actually survive keeping them... You have my respects Quick edit: yes I took that name from exotics lair

[@fbnflaviusbroadcastingnetw6786]

pp extendus 😂

[@fbnflaviusbroadcastingnetw6786]

Yes! That’s exactly what you cry out when you see that big fat hairy ugly bitch!

[@fbnflaviusbroadcastingnetw6786]

pp extendus that and the damned Goliath! 😨

[@Gen5Glock]

😂

[@adrianthenerd8551]

Are you kidding me!!!!! I have an obsession with spiders and I know that this video is very inaccurate. The wolf spider is not that aggressive.

[@AmaryInkawult]

Dr. Cheesecake YT they're very loving parents actually. I seen females carry their egg sacks and young.

[@thehappygamer5020]

Preach!

[@og_rowie_1263]

Dr. Cheesecake YT they can be they didn't mention that they also are in Australia they will literally run at you

[@ellapudsey6901]

@@og_rowie_1263 true. He forgot Australia. I've been chased by a wolf spider but only because i had to 'kill it' (secretly lets it out into the garden) because my brother is scared of them.

[@patrickgreenaway5573]

Neither is the zebra spider

[@radio671]

Stop spreading misinformation

[@synk0412]

Zebra Spiders Are Always At My House But They Don't Bite

[@klintondeguzmandeguzman6142]

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[@wurmcoilengine161]

They wouldn't. Jumping spiders are curious and probably the most intelligent family of spiders despite their relatively small size. They are only dangerous to their prey, like a lot of spiders in this video.

[@daniellenida1194]

Well thats good

[@jtm4834]

namo

[@skyplayss8451]

I have a thailand black shes such a good girl shes a little smaller to the golliath.She bit me but it was cause i took her water but she didn't eject venom 😥😥😥

[@grimsyn8174]

I *REALLY* hope this video is a joke. 👀🙄 Fake news > real facts

[@stacybrown1506]

Me to

[@koolbeanz7279]

IN WATCHING THIS AT NIGHT PRAY FOR ME

[@matthewhopkins6359]

Dude no kidding, as a spider lover and tarantula lover with many tarantulas this made me cringe hardcore.

[@raaston9761]

@@matthewhopkins6359 and I dont own them and I cringed

[@airasallysson6918]

♥️♥️♥️

[@louisebibra6064]

I really love the ogre spider, we have them in Australia, this one was right near our glass sliding door, thought it was a weird looking stick for like a month until I got closer, stayed with us like another month before moving on, very chill spider, completely changed how I feel about spiders

[@azramarie7402]

YOU JUST GONNA USE BRAVE WILDERNESS' FOOTAGE FROM THE WASP STING VIDEO.??! REALLY? Now i know why Coyote watermarks his videos

[@khellson6032]

Yea

[@skarkshark152]

“Its sting is poisonous” how am I to take this video seriously......

[@potatoface5042]

WHY DO I ALWAYS FEEL LIKE THERE ARE STUFF CRAWLING ON ME WHILE WATCHING THIS!?

[@vickiebarrett145]

ME

[@Chuddymcchud893]

Me too

[@cryptic3686]

maybe because either there is something crawling on you, you are paranoid or you are just a little bitch

[@nerdyintrovert821]

When I was little I caught a zebra spider and raised it for a bit. It could take down massive flies and insects much larger than itself. I also successfully bred the spider despite only being 12. I only just found out what it was though so yeah. This video was actually really helpful.

[@deniseharrington9730]

Also...T blondi, the goliath bird eater is not particularly aggressive. We have kept a few of them. No one here has ever been bitten

[@liltimothy8109]

Denise Harrington I’ve heard they’re actually quite docile Idk what this dudes talking about

[@savage300zx3]

Denise Harrington my Blondi is an asshole lol

[@deniseharrington9730]

I am sure they can be! Never had an issue with any of the Blondi but we had a G. Rosea that was a real b**ch

[@deniseharrington9730]

Most tarantulas I have encountered have been pretty chill.

[@mechanicx610]

All Ts are different, I have a female Pterinochilus murinus that is actually pretty chill

[@tylerhughes7364]

Uhm, actually the picture you used for the ogre faced spider is actually an ORC from World of Warcraft, ogre and orcs are not the same race m8

[@dharkomens]

LOL I was about to say this!! this video is dumb, made for little kids

[@devincampbell5007]

In World of Warcraft the orcs evolved from ogres though

[@inubr0]

I love how running away from a spider is recommended by this video when they have no intention to attack unless you intrude, taken that we are a species that can kill any spider in the world by simply stepping on them.

[@fpsdemospeedruns4156]

4:10 "Surinamee" lol. "Rock slids" 8:02 "Reason why doubts remain"

[@sagastar4108]

Well my arachnophobia was certainly triggered before we even reached #10. New record congratulations.

[@clicliw]

Sagastar half of the information in this video was in accurate or not entirely correct at all. Honestly I don't know a MASSIVE amount about spiders but if you really want to learn some things check out the Dark Den or Exotics Lair - two excellent sources of entertainment and information about tarantulas in equal measure :)

[@chumtoadenjoyer]

My trypophobia was triggered literally as soon as I saw the thumbnail,,

[@woooshbait5398]

Btw goliath are passif giant

[@BeLIEveInTy]

4:31 Strangers in danger! That show is awesome!!

[@jokerisachickboy5026]

Vid:Top 10 agressive spiders in the world Me:(Sees a spider in my laptop) Spider:(Walks to the screen) Me:(Punched my laptop) Spider: OOF

[@DrPepper537]

0:48 if you look at the little spiders face the eyes make it look like it’s smiling lol 😂 😆 😝

[@Me-dt3ul]

So much misinformation. This video is a joke

[@lioness7719]

Timmy C no one asked for your negativity

[@grizzly1s1kgaming]

Why don’t u make a video then

[@woooshbait5398]

You true he dont talk about banana spider but talk about goliath spider

[@lioness7719]

I HATE spiders

[@cousinxtyler9599]

@@woooshbait5398 well I think that banana spiders are not very aggressive but I could be wrong

[@jajasniewski]

There were a lot of "half truths" in this video and some of the spiders shown in the specific sections were not correct. For example for the wolf spider (Lycosidae) section the spider that was on the wall was a fishing spider (Dolomedes) not a wolf spider. Also the use of the word "sting" drove me a little crazy.

[@lukasisweird1425]

Ethereal Yea I kept a wolf spider and named it Mr wolfie. Those things a yes venomous, but super chill. Mr wolfie was kept outside to roam free tho

[@Shaun-hp2yz]

me 2

[@ek9509]

1. Brazilian Wandering Spider. 2. Sydney Funnel Web Spider. 3. Mouse Spider. 4. Tiger Spider. 5. Ogre Faced Spider. 6. Wolf Spider. 7. Goliath Tarantula. 8. Zebra Spider. 9. Orange Baboon Tarantula. 10. Pelican Spider. These are the most aggressive spider in the world (with the Brazilian Wandering Spider as the most aggressive).

[@alexjaszkowiak8340]

"It's sting is poisonous" a stinger on a spider who would've thought

[@guineapigplace]

Half of these pictures are of a different sp. than described. As far as the jumping spiders, there is absolutely no need to fear them. Most of these often don’t attack. Wolf spiders are sweet. I hold my baboon Tarantula, dont recommend holding them a ton though!

[@AmaryInkawult]

guineapigplace and their fangs are too tiny to actually pierce the skin, except for the giant jumping spiders I'm pretty sure they'll give a nasty bite. Even then, they're only interested in a perch, not a unprovoked bite.

[@alexyanez7963]

The Goliath spider is only the largest spider from the body size Not from the legs the largest spider from the legs is the heteporoda maxima/the giant huntsman spider

[@jac9963]

We get Huntsmen spiders where I live, and I have seen some truly massive ones over the years. They are very intimidating, particularly to people who are not accustomed to them but they are quite placid in nature, and not venomous, though their bite is reported to be rather painful.

[@fbnflaviusbroadcastingnetw6786]

The meat eating cave spider. Check that sucker out!

[@fbnflaviusbroadcastingnetw6786]

Alex Yanez the biggest on this list anyway

[@fbnflaviusbroadcastingnetw6786]

Alex Yanez oh! That thing eats meat too! Where can you find them goliaths at??

[@bri5033]

I saw a Goliath Tarantula when I was like 5... I went down the little side thing in the backyard where the bins were and there as one of those THINGS on the metal wall-fence-thing... **shudders** blrrrr... And I don't rlly know how it got there, bc I live in Australia... I'm pretty sure it was one of the neighbours 'pet' spiders that escaped... 😨

[@eventsotherthingswithchris9019]

I saw some video where in Australia, they gave basically Spider Rain. I gather this happens somewhere between July & September & it forces Burrow style spiders to seek higher elevation. Once somewhere else higher up, they go back to building webs & doing their thing until wind comes by, catching them, hurling them into the air where they now are part of the air current & then they fall from the sky!

[@bri5033]

@@eventsotherthingswithchris9019 OH GOD NO 😨😨😨😨😵😵😵😂😫😫😫

[@latioselatias]

N. 9: the OBT "Lord have mercy"

[@DoubleyToNoob]

Exotic Lairs :)

[@messiermitchell4901]

Defensive tarantula bites are usually dry, and only hurts as much as a bee sting.

[@coffee8385]

Ryan Mitchell thanks

[@AmaryInkawult]

They don't want to waste their venom. They need it for feeding, not defense. Pretty sure it takes a while to get back the venom it loses.

[@hidudehiguy678]

I have a funny story with a wolf spider, i was playing on my scooter with my friend and our parents were playing basketball, so i was on my scooter and we pass a wolf spider i tried telling my friend there was something but he just said “cmon let’s just keep going” so i went then he actually did listen and i told my dad and he killed it unfortunately it was carrying a egg, at least it didn’t hatch but after that my dad and his dad kept saying there was another and it kept going like that until everybody got tired

[@Fuhrerious_Biceps]

Sydney funnel web should be top of this list ! Those things will stand their ground against humans!!!

[@EZ2NVME]

Aussie aussie aussie i seen one bite through a adult gumboot years ago after a teacher of mine had already steped on it and she said i can feel it push back lifted her boot and it was stuck by the fangs by the sole still alive FWS are aggressive lil fuckers and durable

[@jinjarogers1711]

@@EZ2NVME Dead right mate. Sydney funnel web are aggressive as a vegan in a butcher shop and they actually are the MOST venemous in the world. BUT not the most dangerous ONLY because the brazilian wanderer is more common where people are also... well... more common and also those people are not as able to drag their sorry, spider chewed arse to a hospital with a fistful of coin for treatment.

[@jinjarogers1711]

@Caige Johnson only if you spot them first mate. Usually they are shaping up to ya because you nearly stood on them or inadvertently invaded their space. Either way, even if everyone did have baseball bats here in Australia, we wouldn't usually walk around with one looking for a cranky funnel web either...

[@Kai-kh5qz]

I Agree they are the worlds deadliest spider in the world beating the wandering spider considering a bite from the Sydney funnel web can kill you in less then 15 minutes

[@fbnflaviusbroadcastingnetw6786]

Caige Johnson not a knife

[@77luchris]

Lets mass dislike for this misinformation.

[@hearth6661]

Agreed

[@woooshbait5398]

Np

[@ASUThunderGD]

AND THE WOLF SPIDER ISN'T AGGRESSIVE XDDD I CAN'T STOP LAUGHING!!!!

[@nathanhenderson679]

OMG!!!!! Why do people say poison when it's venomous? Poison and venom are not interchangeable. Wikipedia is not good source material.

[@Shaun-hp2yz]

Yep

[@thehappygamer5020]

Could you explain the difference for me. I keep getting confused on them.

[@celsaescobedo6123]

Wikepidia is fake

[@celsaescobedo6123]

@Miss Informed SAMEEE?!!!!!!

[@michealiashreffler5515]

I think one of those spiders were in my playhouse when I was younger, it was freaking HUMONGOUS

[@adelinekwami1177]

Why is it that every spider I watch the Brazilian Wandering Spider has to be the first

[@fbnflaviusbroadcastingnetw6786]

Adeline Kwami the movie arachnophobia that’s why

[@naomitaitoko5745]

io don’t forget Australia for the wolf spider! I have heaps my mum found one on here door handle once and she was like Mum:NOPE!

[@mindseye1806]

This video is super embellished. Half the species on here are NOT aggressive. How they put a few species on this list baffles me.

[@JustNo420]

"get comfortable." Up yours to, Sir.😂😂😂

[@catsarecute0454]

Tiger Spider: *”Touch me, I dare you.”*

[@KeyKiller74]

Be brave, stay wild! I'll see you in the next clip lol,

[@azramarie7402]

Key Killer 74 gotta love how the footage they used was from the tarantula hawk sting. Which is a hornet wtf

[@Shaun-hp2yz]

Lol

[@Shaun-hp2yz]

Bw

[@thekillerjeff7109]

😱😱😱😱😱goliath tarantula

[@yeye7789]

*felt hair on my neck* *not watching vid * meh *watching vid* AHHHHHHHHHH

[@sophiajean15]

Theres alot of wolf spider in philippines and we're just hand catching it Edit:but i only see them rarely now..

[@eventsotherthingswithchris9019]

Up here in the Western 1/2 of Massachusetts,,we started getting wolf spiders but these seem to be the darker black colored ones more than the ( I guess?) brownish colored kind. Technically due to our climate & how it shifts as much as it has a tendency to do ( I'm sure you've heard the term "New England Weather") we as an area / location aren't supposed to have these, but, well, they're here.

[@Osore2005]

Sup pre

[@dionisis2487]

Damn i feel so sorry for all those mice died in horrible ways in science labs

[@Fizzarolli143gmailcom]

Omofros OMG&3LOL. I feel you

[@Jonathan.Schulenburg]

Omofros OMG&3LOL THIS IS LIE THE GUY SIMPLIE TOOK BRAVE WILDERNESS AND PUT IT ON THE WOLF SPIDER YET HE DID NOT GET BITTEN FROM THAT HE GOT BITTEN FROM THE TRANTULA HAWK

[@sweetyjones1756]

And the sad fact is we don't need to experiment on them now in this day and age, we have advanced so far in medical science

[@TheBlewzmann]

your wrong deary

[@sweetyjones1756]

No, your wrong if you knew the REAL facts

[@itsDemeGoD]

When they used Coyote petersons tarantula hawk scene for the wrong thing

[@boysginn710]

lol

[@parickdavid124]

Now you just made me be afraid of spiders more one time there's a blackwidow in a storage I saw it on history on tv

[@willydiaz7386]

12:03 when you do too much leg day

[@meowcat9636]

"The spiders sting is poisonous..." lol what?

[@carolsydney6905]

There are so many untruths and mistakes in this video it is pointless to correct them. The narrator and/or creator of it had no idea what he was talking about. The most flagrant are: talking about the Goliath Tarantula it posts photos of other tarantula species and other spiders, not tarantulas. Ridiculous.

[@anandmungroo2051]

I see those zebra spiders evrywhere They love me

[@fbnflaviusbroadcastingnetw6786]

anand mungroo filé minion

[@teresasantos2930]

Lol I like how they talk about how deadly they are then there’s a video of the spider chillen on someone’s hand or just casually strolling across someone’s arm. I love spiders.

[@davepastern]

nah funnelweb spider is more aggressive than the brasilian wandering spider by far. Black house spider is also ultra aggressive (and has a nasty bite), I'd rate it prolly #4 behind the bras. wandering spider, funnelweb and mouse spiders.

[@supermelongify]

I live in Sydney soo......

[@KazooieX1]

OBT otherwise known as the "Lord have mercy"

[@inkamatronic2915]

Ah..Exotic Lairs v_v

[@blakethebadger1]

Just found a spider in my bed. Sleeping on the couch the rest of my life..

[@Noob-dg3xt]

I cant sleep why am I here

[@thomasiannozzi7255]

You don’t have a lot of the information correct

[@Humans_are_a_Virus]

After watching the video... Checking all around my apartment 👀😂

[@kewlfonz]

None of these little critters eat humans. They've far more reason to be frightened of us than we are of them. Imagine being threatened by a primate the size of skyscraper - No wonder they're aggressive...

[@ew5141]

Welp...ig I'm homeschooling now bc no WAY IN HELL AM I GOING BACK OUTSIDE

[@dezsodebreceni4829]

Talks about P. murinus Puts in picture of Grammostola rosea

[@orionschmitt7446]

Dezső Debreceni Ecactly thats what I have been saying and wuith I own both

[@kelstheweirdo6914]

Same for the Goliath Bird Eater (sorry I'm not good with scientific names just yet). Talks about it and puts in a pic of the pink toe -_-

[@0w0taku87]

I have a fear of holes clustered together and that thumbnail really scared me.

[@gigachadenjoyer3272]

2:03 "miss lord have mercy"

[@yoshikagekira1941]

I got scared about that thumbnail 😐

[@ian-yn4ug]

10 reasons not to go out

[@iceypumpkinhead]

It's in my house. "10 Reasons To Move"

[@simpleboi7733]

This is why i always bring a lighter and a Deodorant

[@weenir9196]

I’m hiding behind my pillow watching this video

[@drillexf113]

u else look at the picture when u click in and like want to know what it feels like

[@rogueisded]

Wolf spiders can be found everywhere on the planet you REALLY need to do more research on these animals

[@rogueisded]

And spiders bite not sting

[@eventsotherthingswithchris9019]

Not sure about "everywhere", like say for instance Antarctica. We can't even get scientists to stay there for more than 2 or 3 months tops, even with shelter. Not sure how any kind of spider would fare there, whether the wolf spider or some other species.

[@eventsotherthingswithchris9019]

@@rogueisded That's true, however, I think why the word "sting" comes up is because you'll have someone comparing the pain of a spider bite to something that does sting, like say a bee or wasp or whatever

[@rogueisded]

@@eventsotherthingswithchris9019 oh yeah true 😂😂

[@gadareuli7506]

Zebra spider is everywhere when i go out

[@idontreallyknowwhattodowit6401]

Me: okay youtube algorythm, i wanna see some more cute spider compilations, i had just gotten rid of arachnophobia and now i think that spiders are very cut- KZbin Algorythm: AGGRESSIVE SPIDERS! AGGRESSIVE SPIDERS!!! Me: okay but these don't live in my are- KZbin Algorythm: a g g r e s s i v e s p i d e r

[@ChocolateDoctor0531]

You should be ashamed of yourself. Wolf spider aggressive?!?!? Dude you need to do some research before you go making false claims in your videos. Most of the species you mentioned are considered timid to mild mannered. Also learn the difference between venomous and poisonous

[@disisbrazil9746]

I've already handled a WILD wolf spider and it didnt tried to show its fangs

[@davepastern]

pretty much all of the mygalomorphs will be aggressive due to poor eyesight and being ground dwellers. This includes tarantulas, mouse spiders, funnelwebs, trapdoors. The Brasilian wandering spider is a modern spider (araneomorph) but is unusually aggressive for a modern spider (alongside the common black house spider).

[@christopherstanley4837]

Except the top 2. At least they got those 2 right.

[@davepastern]

but in the wrong order...

[@patrickmarsh2538]

Those last two can be kind of aggressive but honestly a Brown Recluse which isn't on this list is so dangerous they told me to call a spider person. They are known to fight back and they can eat away at your skin with their venom. I call that aggressive

[@awhite0519]

Who else saw it Grasshoppers Frogs Bugs Mices Ummm it's mice

[@gach-a-joy5417]

When it mentioned that one of these spiders lives in my country, I literally froze, time just stopped.

[@aavila5335]

just watching this makes me think all the spiders are walking on me😨😨😨😨😨😨😨😨😨😨😨😨😨

[@seanallard9335]

Doesn't the wandering spider also give you a very painful erection if bitten? Or is that a different spider I'm thinking of?

[@nickvisser1992]

Yes, it gives an erection for hours/days leaving the poor guy impotent. They talk about the goliath and show a lot of different species, including some spiders that I own myself. Take this video with a grain of salt, some parts are bogus and very poor research.

[@janedoex8345]

yep.

[@christopherkoziatek239]

No u had it right.

[@crazyofanime9389]

AMAZING..😮😮😮😨😨🙇‍♀️🇳🇵

[@BruceTheMoose96]

Watching this in the dark not knowing if there is a spider beside me.

[@TheXplosiv999]

11:36 "Mieces"...? I already thought this vid was a joke, thanks for confirming it.

[@anjapokemonlover7585]

no u wrong the most venomous or poisonous is... *THE DANK MEME SPIDER*

[@blizzrdddd_7798]

Lol

[@AmaryInkawult]

Ah of course. Sodankulous Memapedae as it's scientifically know. Notorious for its venom which causes muscle spasms that causes victims to mimic dank meme poses.

[@sophiekellum6191]

Lmao

[@senderonforters]

Anja pokemonLover Lol

[@eventsotherthingswithchris9019]

And maybe the barking spider as a close follow up

[@spidarman8891]

Video needs to be redone. There's a lot of misinformation in here.

[@captainblackbeard7840]

i cant believe they included a tiny jumping spider in the list when there are so many more super aggressive large spiders that go into a defensive posture at the slightest interaction.

[@Heze757]

I seen a wolf spider outside my house. When I seen that he said that I was like OMG!!! I seen one

[@DirtyBird]

How many ads can you cram in one video? Sheesh...

[@xxzeroxsnipexx8859]

I had to stop watching when you said “it’s sting was poisonous” and these pretty much the majority of the spiders you’ve mentioned aren’t even aggressive at all unless provoked or when their hunting prey

[@MLEONHAED]

Lucas the spider can cure everything with his cuteness.

[@emilyslife977]

My mom got bit by the wolf spider And then she got Marsa it was really bad we thought she was going to lose her leg and everything but thank God she has surgery and it never came back again

[@kiriss199]

I saw a female zebra spider when I was at school once. It was female and so cute! 😋

[@fbnflaviusbroadcastingnetw6786]

Chii Shiba the only female you can easily pick up _and_ handle.