Spiders - The Whole Story 2/13 - Go Wild

[@UltraEgoEggRoll]

Loved when the little black jumping spider dropped its leaf and looked down like " awwww man look what you made me do"!!!.......... HANDS UP LIKE IN NEMO , HEY HEY HEY.......

[@DisgustingJustinAD]

I love documentaries like this, long videos that I can chill to while I am brainstorming artwork

[@tracybowling97]

It was over all too soon. This was a gem of a documentary!

[@davidm3maniac201]

@Kade Rhys is it free

[@TaliaShire098]

@@davidm3maniac201 I had the DVD of this that my mom bought since she was a kid. For being so old, it hangs sometimes and pauses. I'm glad I'm able to find this online qwq. It's such a good documentary.

[@PresidentDennis]

18:55 “A walking football scarf tied to a pair of legs” One of the best descriptions for anything I’ve ever heard

[@feralmagick7177]

For anybody interested, they just recently (2022) discovered a spiders spun web actually has musical notes to them, and, it's quite possible that the spiders actually hear or feel the tones and notes being played as they walk, spin, and catch prey.

[@cjthebeesknees]

That’s freaking awesome, much more complex then humans.

[@earlperson741]

WITH WHATS GOING ON NOW... WITH RAP-CRAP... I WOULD RATHER HEAR WHAT SPIDER's CAN DO MUSICALLY!!!!!!! 😁😁😆😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 ((( LOL! REALLY!)))

[@earlperson741]

OKAY ....THAT WAS AH WEIRD COMMENT 🙄😁

[@earlperson741]

SPIDERS BEAUTIFUL???? NE**VER!!!!!!!! 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄 😆😆😆😆😆

[@CreatureDesign]

A documentary nearly 20years old and still engaging! Very cool. ;-)

[@michealdean3750]

I would like to see that information on when this outstanding documentary was made and who participated. None of this is in the mostly useless description.

[@davidm3maniac201]

@@michealdean3750 Have you tried to Google it

[@michealdean3750]

@@davidm3maniac201 I just finished checking and found nothing on this film. Only an add to buy a copy from Amazon. Fuck Amazon.

[@davidm3maniac201]

@@michealdean3750 OK Michael was going to try myself but I won't bother now if nothing there

[@OhioGuy216]

@@michealdean3750 MM TALKING PICTURES/OFF the fence production Discovery Networks Europe

[@ianforbes7286]

Never was a monster more beautiful nor a nightmare more elegant than the humble spider.

[@ttcmlindquist6472]

🕷 🕷 🕷 🕷

[@thermionicemission6355]

Honestly, compare to many insects spiders are saints, they never parasitize and kill very quickly, whereas wasps and even other arachnids are notorious and horrible parasites. The parasitic wasps also prey on some tarantulas. Most predators, from microscopic to giant mammals, kill relatively slowly, causing horrible pain before their prey dies from shock or bloodloss, large cats are especially known to have a sadistic behaviour like this (not house cats however, very different animals actually). Basically, spiders are arguably the most humane killers generally-speaking, so I wouldn't call them monsters. With that said, as much as I love jumpers, if they were the size of us, they would truly be a nightmare, extremely intelligent, adaptive, using tactics, and are very fast and sneaky. Definitely scarier than most predators simply because they would be much more effective against us, not to mention they always go for large prey so they wouldn't hesitate to eat us too, even if they were chighuahua-sized. So monsters as far as pacifists go, but for a predator not really.

[@mikeb3262]

Something about humble spider made me giggle.

[@michealdean3750]

@@thermionicemission6355 WTF are you talking about? Domestic cats (Felis catus) are among the most sadistic and predacious of any predatory group. Look at the loss of urban and suburban wildlife as with songbirds. 'But they are great mousers and ratters' someone whines. No they are not. There are several members of the domestic dog family (Canis familiaris) such as Dachshunds, and many terrier breeds such as Jack Russells', that are much more aggressive at 'vermin control'. Domestic cats are lazy, opportunistic, though ultimately voracious predators. Then there is the problem of toxoplasma gondi, a species jumping mind controlling parasite that thrives in cat shit. Don't want some you care for to NOT become a crazy cat person? Kill their cat. Large wild cats are fine in their place. So called domestic cats that often overbreed and become feral cats do not belong anywhere. Kill the cats.

[@j.weaver3039]

Oddly majestic, this.

[@davidm3maniac201]

What a great documentary. One of the best i have seen and its twenty years old

[@damienk5011]

Lost my comment!😮. Hiya 🌞, just wanted to say thankyou for such marvellous footage in this production!The time and patience/effort taken can only be imagined! ❤it!Please keep it coming,and kudos to all involved! Best wishes, J.I.M.K Mrs. Brisbane, Australia 🇦🇺 ♥ 😊

[@pamelatenn2890]

I Enjoyed this Video very much. Starting to just now learn about Spiders & Tarantulas. Thank you so much for Sharing.

[@bernieshort6311]

I first saw 3/13 which was about lions, thinking the whole series was about lions. I soon found out No. 1 was about Elephants and I didn't think I was going to watch 2/13 spiders but took the plunge and was not disappointed. I enjoyed this video which is saying something considering I am not fond of spiders. These video's are most informative and the narration is class, the story well told with an interesting voice. On now to 3/13 Lions which I hope will not disappoint. A lot of fact checking has gone into these videos thank you very much for your work and sharing.

[@davesmith1199]

For me a documentary needs a good narrator.Peter Terry hats off to you.You kept my interest all through the whole series.I would happily recommend this or any of the other docs in this series......Peace all and stay safe.

[@foxhazhax4845]

Very cool program, spiders are so awesome, such amazing diversity and specialization. 🕷💜

[@merveilleuxetmagique]

Loved it, thank you very much, beautifully filmed, very instructive, captivating +++

[@rubensaldana4376]

Great video while I drink my whiskey and pop a pill.. now I know spiders are really cool animals. Cheers!!!

[@saurehaus9214]

All your vids on elephants are amazing.....lions....beetles......spiders....lovely. We must focus on the positive.... :) thank you

[@relaxingblog]

Alone in an open field, at night, headphones on, this music playing and the sky full of stars :)

[@joshuajosephson7358]

And surrounded by hundreds of thousands of spiders.

[@gwenyffyr]

This is the best close-up look at spiders I have ever seen. Fascinating!

[@MarzannaMorana]

The jumping spider is the most adorable creature on 8 legs. 🕷️🕸️ Those 2 huge 👀 make it so personable to look at. People keep them as pets.

[@allyce7540]

I have a black widow tattooed over my heart soooooooooooo, that's why I'm here, but I subscribed. I love this show.

[@sols2217]

On your boob?

[@michealdean3750]

There are a few comments on how good the photography is. GOOD!?!?! This is outstanding! This is some of the best work I've seen outside of the filming of Peacock Spiders in Australia. Too bad there is not a list of photographers and their techniques.

[@feralmagick7177]

this is also nearly 20 years old too!

[@timothycothran1678]

Outstanding piece!! I'm ' spider ' fan .An learned some additional information as well . WAY KOOL...

[@dr.brandileebunge]

Fascinating!!!! Grateful for this beautiful video!!!😍👌💯🕷🕸

[@mateuszapicz6010]

Nie widziałem tego filmu od 20 lat, a to dzięki niemu interesuję się pająkami. Niezmiernie dziękuję za opublikowanie tego filmu!

[@mothb.8174]

Ants like "Jesus Christ lady I'm leaving"

[@billyandrew]

During a time of fasting spiders also digest their webs, so the protein is recycled and does not go to waste.

[@Gwilfawe]

And we are the "highest" form of life 😜

[@mattblake9936]

@@Gwilfawe right, we are full of ourselves

[@prdawa]

at 33:44 when they start using their hands to communicate, I fell in love with them!

[@andreabarbieri2394]

this is amazing! Nature will survive even us.

[@NewMessage]

11:23 Spiders do NOT suck anything up through their fangs.

[@jho2255]

lol.

[@privateuser7]

This reminds me of something I would watch in elementary school I love it

[@PaterTenebrarum1]

Very good - the entire series of „the whole story“ documentaries is outstanding. Inter alia it’s quite refreshing that they are not complaining about climate change every 5 minutes.

[@siixsiix3903]

Omg.. When i was watching the part showing the web spiders wrapping and sucking tge fluids outta insects, I just honestly thought in vivid detail about how effing scary it would be if there were spiders bigger than us and we were pray.. Imagine being wrapped in silk, scared to death fighting and clawing ur hardest to get out b4 the spider injects u with tissue dissolving venum.. I am going to have nightmares, why am i like this 😂🤦

[@tomgucwa7319]

Napalm an nuked , ak-47 ar-15 s never fear we got the marines.beware spider!

[@PresidentDennis]

Don’t worry if bugs ever get that big it will mean humans died off long ago. Too much oxygen in the atmosphere for us to survive but is exactly what insects and other creepy crawlers need

[@gabbyn978]

I remember that there was a two partite documentation made in the 1970s which is now nearly lost, made by Horst Stern. It was called 'Leben am seidenen Faden - Bemerkungen über die Spinne' (Life on a Strand - Remarks on the Spider), which turned spiders into something fascinating. There they also showed the behavious of Bola Spiders (they catch their prey with a single thread with a glue drop on its end). Unfortunately, this documentation has been damaged by time, as in those times, the only means to store this amount of data, was on analog magnetic tapes. A person managed to tape it, and transfer it into modern data, and uploaded it on KZbin - the channel is called Laibachs Doku-Kanal. The pictures are blurred, but it is the best you can get by now. There is even more to spiders, like the one that is living under water in a bubble, and fills the content of the bubble with fresh air, by going up, collecting the atmosphere in their furry hairs (making use of the surface tension of water as opposed to air), then let it flow into the bubble. Some big spiders hunt like baboon spider, but they hide themselves beneath a woven lid, covered in detritus; and if any prey comes along, they open the lid, jump on the prey, pull it in, and close the lid, all in the blink of an eye. And so on...

[@chrissikora8097]

Nice information, very enthusiastic.

[@steve.wonder817]

Tell me why I was watching this upside down accidentally for a few minutes as my phone lay flat on the bed. Literally could move it upside down back and forth every few seconds and it still is the same experience😂

[@woytzekbron7635]

I can't believe you didn't mention the underwater living spiders lol

[@karlwalker1771]

Brilliant, Thank you for the video :)

[@cheedevulan8547]

Spiders: we r tough Me with a flamethrower: tough yeah?! VHWOOOM! WHOOOOOSSH!.... Barbacued spiders. Heh not so tough now r u?!

[@redit5332]

I feel sorry for the frog, such a slow and painful death being eaten by a spider. Thanks for posting...it was interesting. :)

[@Conduitgene]

If a wasp was the size of a hawk it would be the most dangerous predator on earth

[@EBO47]

To be honest ants would be the most dangerous predator if they got the size of a hawk . Lots of insects or bugs would be super predators

[@MrChriskep1]

Such a good video. How could they possibly get those shots?

[@DonDSelectah]

This was a WOW!!! Thank you

[@babygiant6362]

great documentary .

[@nexus7shin883]

TARANTULA SPIDER 🕷 🕸 🕷 AFRICA BULLFROG 🌍 Fighting ~~~

[@WobblesandBean]

Title: "Spiders" Thumbnail: a frog

[@836universe]

Underneath a spider

[@catboy_official]

Ducky profile picture 🥺💞💞💞

[@siixsiix3903]

This episode is my favorite. What network is this show originally on? Anybody know?

[@davidm3maniac201]

It's twenty years old I know that. Try google

[@xxfuriousxx420gaming9]

18:30 all that pollen lost 😂😂

[@stateofsurvival8457]

I think there was like 12 commercials over the entire video. Google must really need money ..

[@FoxLazer476]

Skip through the entire vid, then click the restart button, skips all ads, life hack

[@davidm3maniac201]

I didn't get any ads

[@jayaneyon9316]

So many little bits of misinformation but It was entertaining

[@hashtube4697]

I love the birds sounds

[@antekatetaketna]

Fabulous documentary that show cased the spiders talents and diversity, loved it except the parts with dates... please. How could anyone watch this and not be amazed and give the Glory to GOD ?

[@ylenagreen4084]

Sorrry if I’m being silly but what’s wrong with the dates?

[@TheBogsOfficial]

Very nice work, inspiring.

[@ratulaba-laba2006]

12:26 what the spider name?

[@Gravityembracegary]

Some kind of garden orb weaver

[@slaughteradops4-xbox120]

Thank god they're not the size of dogs

[@WobblesandBean]

I once dreamt that they were when I was a little kid. And yes it was terrifying.

[@btnhstillfire]

They used to be when they first came onto land. Up to about 3 ft.

[@davidm3maniac201]

When dinosaurs ruled the earth they was

[@feralmagick7177]

I thank evolution at least once a week that bugs and spiders are as small as they are. All of them. Imagine mosquitos the size of cats, Wasps the size of small dogs, Spiders the size of kiddy cars, if the creature doesn't get you the parasites and diseases transferred from a bite or a sting will!

[@seanconnery1277]

6.2.2022.Very good and best.

[@catastrophucked]

They absolutely do not make documentaries like this at all anymore.

[@tardismole]

Fascinating. Unfortunately not a single mention of sea spiders, which invalidates the title.

[@JohnSmith-mk1rj]

Did you even watch the whole thing? Sea Spiders are explained starting at about 23:42 Next time pay attention.

[@danepilipina8780]

The best science life ❤️👍👋

[@justaguy4real]

spiders in general its so incredible the venom from a poisonous spider or snake or whatever can be strong enough to kill people, AND its ONLY aitty bitty amount less than a drop and too small to see with naked eyes but so powerful its tiny fraction of 'cells' compared to huge number of 'cells' in the body. wow

[@btnhstillfire]

Jumping spiders are amazing. They behave so differently that they dont share anything but biology w other spiders. They are like tiny little ppl.

[@saablesaab]

I have noticed, red,green,blue,black what kind are they.

[@josephredden7280]

Killing me softly with his song telling my life with his words killing softly with his words LOL how many of you are old enough to remember that one?

[@CDGMR1]

“Then Adonai said, “Let the earth produce living creatures according to their kinds: livestock, creatures that crawl, and the wildlife of the earth according to their kinds.” And it was so. So Adonai made the wildlife of the earth according to their kinds, the livestock according to their kinds, and all the creatures that crawl on the ground according to their kinds. And Adonai saw that it was good.” ‭‭Genesis‬ ‭1:24-25‬ ‭CSB‬‬

[@theprophetez1357]

Thanks, that was interesting.

[@bradleysmith8618]

It's best not to mess with baby spiders

[@onetwocue]

I catch moths and feed them to my spiders hanging out by my front porch light.

[@gwenyffyr]

I used to do that too. I never tired of the show. Once I even put one spider in another's web. It was better than a boxing match. Feel guilty about it in my old age!

[@btnhstillfire]

Did similar about 12 years ago. Caught a daddy long legs and put it on a box where a wolf spider was sitting. I tell u what....That was the most vicious attack Ive ever witnessed. I swear on everything the wolf spider LITERALLY tore it to pieces. Im talking it ran at it and grabbed on like a real wolf and just start tearing the legs off. Within 30 seconds the daddy long legs was completely gone. Shredded and devoured. Absolutely insane. Compare it to a crime scene w blood all over the walls. Thats what this was...

[@davidm3maniac201]

I used to pull the wings off flies and feed them to the spiders in the garden. Loved watching them

[@wiilov]

4:05 IT LOOKS SO HAPPY

[@dr.rickmarshall6697]

this is great! im so high 🤪

[@lucasperez2020]

Overly nice!

[@violentnomad.]

There's a documentary in my Ads.

[@axallotofquestionsMusic]

Imagine making robots, that work like insects and are built like them, with fluid muscle motion and an exoskeleton ....

[@NotCBDC]

[ our favorite ]

[@revelationtrain7518]

Wonderful

[@anthonyroberts6810]

Could someone upload ep 1

[@breedube1332]

If anyone can help a curious person find out what a barking spider looks like and sounds like please let me know

[@tiedupsmurf]

Selenocosmia stirlingi is a species of spider with the common name barking spider. The barking spider is a desert species with special adaptations to survive harsh weather conditions. It is a hairy tarantula and, like all spiders, they have two body segments, eight legs and two palps for sensing and feeling their prey.

[@davidm3maniac201]

Google it

[@darkestbeforedawn8130]

Ridiculous when you think about it, perfectly evolved 400 million years ago which means to reach unchanging perfection the spider worked it all out during periods of Earth not suitable for producing said spider...or its predators(organisms aren't going to develop defense without a reason to). Most of what I hear from this well done and beautiful documentary about features of spiders and how they came to be don't line up with logic.

[@baileyalanamartel2406]

Spiders don't drink through their hollow fangs, they inject venom through their hollow fangs. They eat the liquified food through their actual mouth, located behind the fangs.

[@nanodiaz2073]

I love the spiders.

[@24KGoldbackGorilla]

You said they suck the juices of the prey out through their fangs? I always thought the fangs were only used to inject venom. And that they use their chelicerae and "sucking stomach" to grind up and eat the prey.

[@breedube1332]

I have watched spider documentary after spider d documentary and I can't seem to find a documentary on barking spiders I remember my family telling me about them but I can't seem to find out what they look like or sound like guess I'll keep looking

[@michaeld.coulombesr.583]

@ bree dube I, as one, am going to look It up. Because I think someone is pulling your leg Bree, I have heard somewhat of the same thing a bunch of years back. Except for the problem of spiders not having lungs like we do, they don't have a mouth either. Nuff said??

[@feralmagick7177]

XD Gotta love them barking spiders. I never saw them but I sure smelled them sometimes!

[@christinad4432]

7:30 thats a clear P E on that spiders butt!

[@JessieRed]

Earths most numerous predator 🕸️🕷️

[@justaguy4real]

33:02 are those baby spiders, or just small by nature?

[@jww6862]

When some creature that gets eaten alive by spiders, that "paralyze" and inject digestive agents, , I wonder how weird, sick and painful that is, or whatever.......to the thing getting eaten ? Small mammals get eaten that way too. That's the stuff of nightmares.

[@flyingdutchman913]

That frog just looked stupid didn't it? @10:49

[@deerazor8280]

Flower crab spider was winking at me.

[@user-a6k9i6n9o6M]

I love spiders XD

[@malagastehlaate230]

Me too.

[@savagehippie1194]

How many intros does this fing video have…?

[@rend9987]

Their eyes are like droplets of water

[@keithdarding1381]

Cool video but couldn't continue watching because of the annoying background noise.

[@Ghettodachoppa87]

I got a big container and put some dirt, a spider, an ant and two house flies. Some twigs and tiny air pin wholes. Anyways ant killed hurt house fly. Then Spider ran up ant later that eve and ran back away. 5 minutes later ant was dead. So I watched for two minutes then it did the same the other house fly (not injured). Ran up to it and bit it. Next thing fly started flying all over, landed on its back, 5 mins pass and its dead. Threw it out once I remembered that house flies have mites on their wings that jump ship when the house fly dies. I noticed one crawling in the container. So i dumped everything out, the spider I named Peter Parker.

[@markanthonytapales739]

What spider is 15:16?

[@asherdeangelo3268]

I counted 150 ads on this video....

[@FoxLazer476]

Skip through the entire vid, then click the restart button, skips all ads, life hack

[@jamesspencer9472]

11:30 MISINFORMATION Alert. Spiders do not drink their prey through their fangs. Spiders have mouths and they suck up the liquid through the mouth. Seriously people please try to get it right.

[@davidm3maniac201]

I knowbecause I read your other comment. Lol

[@feralmagick7177]

this is a very very old documentary. like, mid 90s old

[@eleazarcascone4049]

Was this an old documentary? XD

[@kid_chaos_26]

2:21 smh you had one job.

[@romb4649]

Does anyone know the correct spelling for the (PHONETICALLY) pronounced ..'lafistias' spider shown at 22:43... well, it sounds like he says "lafistias spider", etc. The one from S.S Asia. Thanks! 😊✌

[@BobbedMcBob]

Laphistia spider

[@romb4649]

@@BobbedMcBob THANK YOU SO MUCH!! 👍 💖 & light, from... Melbourne, Australia🌌😊✌🐨🌌

[@romb4649]

@@BobbedMcBob PS: Do you get anything for the search of _LAPHISTIA SPIDER_ .. here on KZbin? I'm getting absolutely nothing.. and even Google itself, is giving me nothing except a long listing of (I'm assuming are CLASSIFICATIONS of species)etc. Even that took SO long to load, and gives nothing other than a (kind of) listing. 😕 Maybe, hopefully, you'll get somewhere. I'm still hitting a blank wall when trying to research this, with the new spelling you supplied. It's possibly an 'Australian' search engine issue, but I wouldn't have thought so, as there's nothing illicit or dodgy with that search, so..??!?!! Much thanks!! 🙏

[@Wedoitall71]

Does anyone Else find it funny that the video is about spiders and there's a picture of a frog for the thumb??? Ha ha

[@davidm3maniac201]

There is a spider above it

[@sharonmarshall2080]

How will the flowers be pollinated

[@debbiecory7656]

Chilli spiders shut their bones not the skin that is bonus comes out and makes new bones tell her like a baby with starting its life but getting bigger every

[@VictorFursov]

Best entomological greetings from Kyiv, the capital of Ukraine.