undescribed Harpactira sp. from Knysna / South Africa

[@TomsBigSpiders]

Wow, what a beauty! Stunning footage, bud!

[@jackjohnson8217]

Wow great footage

[@WorldofSpiders]

Thank you

[@twinceptionproductions6083]

What a cool spider, and such an interesting place to find them! Really nice video, simple but enjoyable to watch and great footage. Great work, as a wildlife KZbinr myself (on another channel) I know that getting these shots is not easy!

[@SpidersScolopendraWorld]

Very nice Spider Thanks 😍

[@BudaKhan420]

Has those Harpactira markings but is extremely well camouflaged for its environment

[@anazolnierczyk5459]

Africa has so many amazing tarantulas that are new or just not in the hobby, darn it all.

[@thecreatureverse]

Hey! I also have a KZbin channel related to spiders and other invertebrates!!! Feel free to check it out!!!

[@thecreatureverse6126]

I also have a KZbin channel on spiders! It is on a different account, though! LINK: kzbin.info

[@soniyakovarika4166]

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[@anazolnierczyk5459]

Undescribed and hiding under a pile of human garbage, not even in the far unexplored reaches of the inner country. Great work documenting these tarantulas.

[@anazolnierczyk5459]

South Africa please breed your tarantulas for export!! Thanks in advance :)

[@argonath.]

This is forbidden in South Africa...

[@anazolnierczyk5459]

@@argonath. Didn't ask. Look at Mexico, they breed and export Brachypelma and Tlitocatl sp. There's no international law against South Africa becoming intelligent.

[@argonath.]

@@anazolnierczyk5459 : I'm not the one who create the laws... South Africa protects ALL its fauna, including Tarantulas. S.A. is not Mexico... But don't worry, There is a lot of poachers, so maybe you'll be able to find some...

[@anazolnierczyk5459]

@@argonath. No you don't create the laws, you're just Captain Obvious "SA is not Mexico" like really? Why even comment that? And defend SA stance? Do you have 2 braincells to rub together? "protect wildlife" Yeah that's what a breeding program is you nitwit, it eliminates the demand for wildcaught and poaching. I feel like I'm talking to a rock.

[@Terrovax]

@@anazolnierczyk5459 Breeding programs don't completely eliminate poaching. Mexican tarantulas are still being poached.