Meet the Giant Green-bellied Huntsman
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
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Meet Caitlin Henderson and her giant green-bellied huntsman. She wears yellow eyeshadow, has pins to die for and births hundreds of fluorescent mini-mes.
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Host is sexy.
I traded places with a spider when is was 6
She was so happy and excited while explaining 😊
Gotta love your wildlife! 💚
You should have seen my face😂😂😂
@@trancos7641 mine always tense up when I see big ones 😊
I was not happy watching this.
She luvs her job.
1:35 "waiting to detect passing prey"
*_cricket runs right under it's legs_*
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I was looking for this comment. 🤪🫣
I don't like cricket. Oh no.
Bro fell asleep waiting
it was enjoying the crickets company for a bit.
I have a female huntsmen who makes her nest in my letterbox every year . She uses the same corner each time and protects that sack not moving away from it. When the babies are hatched she stays until the last few leave then she’s off out into the garden again. I’ve convinced my family to leave her be and it’s been 3 yrs so far without her even thinking of biting us.
I love this. I wish people were more willing to coexist with Spiders. They just wanna do their own thing, I wish people knew that it's so rare for one to attack unless you're poking it!!
@keepitsecret-dl1pr Maybe he/she uses one of those extending arm/grabbers with the trigger? Lmao. Being from the United States, I'm glad the worst thing you may find in a letterbox around here would be a hornet nest and not a Volkswagen-sized spider. Lol.
@keepitsecret-dl1pr In fact, the largest spider I've seen around here are dock spiders. Look them up if you've never seen one.
@keepitsecret-dl1pr they don’t put their hand in it’s just a slot that the other end of the letter goes in .
I tried to search how long they live. But only found vague "lifespan, 2 years or more". Would have been interesting to know how old is maximum.
If anyone can help shake someone's arachnophobia, it's this nice person. She is so calm and excited that it almost makes me think that giant nightmare is kinda cute.
She is my hero!👍 I am a woman who does not fear Spiders.😉🥰
One way to overcome the fear of spiders is handling some of them with your hand. A perfect one for starters is the cellar spider, jumping spiders, orb weaving spiders and maybe a small wolfe spiders, now those spiders are quite docile and friendly. Just try not to handle a black widow or any venomous spiders.
@@misaelherrera2845 Or, here’s a thought: just no. LOL! I never had a fear of spiders until I was bitten by a spider as a tween (I’m almost sixty now). Whatever marker that spider’s venom, which wasn’t deadly AT ALL to humans, left in my body, it seems now that ALL spiders are attracted to me. After my knee, where she bit me, swelled to the size of a volleyball - literally to that size…. we had a volleyball there - I was extremely uninterested in repeating the situation. To remedy, we bought one of those frequency thingies that you plug into any outlet in your house and it discourages insects from entering but it doesn’t affect pets. The one thing that I was conscious to do before that little gadget came along was not freak out if any small children were around. Just because I have developed this phobia doesn’t mean I wanted to pass it onto my children, their friends, or my grandchildren.
@@chrisgreek4285 i never said you had a phobia, i was just saying in general for anyone that has a phobia of spiders and how to overcome the fear of spiders. I never said you had it.
Yeah, loved this.
Lady: 😊
Spider: WHY IS THIS BRANCH MOVING SO MUCH
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HUGE RESPECT to Caitlin Henderson. I can tell she totally loves and respects this Spider. Thank you for this video. Much love from Chicago IL USA.
Caitlin: "a spider... that looks like it might be the size of a small dog. This spider actually exists, and it's native to Australia!"
Surprized pikachu face
😂
"Yellow Eyeshadow." I love that
Which is why i will never travel to australia. 😆
Same 💀
They are harmless, why would you fear something that will run from you ? You get used to them.
On the contrary, it's one of the reasons I would go there! Wish they were here where I live...cool.
Aussie here,huntsmans arent everywhere, I havent seen one since last year
@@Eli.400 hi Elijah,I know, occasionally one comes inside then leaves again, yet people think that we live in danger from all the poisonous, lethal, most deadly things but in the city we rarely see anything dangerous except maybe traffic. It's the exaggerated videos on UA-cam that does it.
I didn't realize there were huntsman that were more laid back. Beautiful!
They are all laid back, most of the time. They just move very quickly when startled or when hunting.
I’ve been able to relocate them with my hands and just let them crawl over me. But often they will dash.
@@MeppyMan Yep, same here. They are not aggressive in the least, just unpredictable and fast. 🙂
@@rudiphoto Not the ones in South Africa. They're called Rain Spiders here and they're quite bold. They'll frequently come running into your house on the ground like they think they're dogs and will rear and wave their legs at you if you move.
@@rudiphotoor when you evict them in a manner they don’t like. I’ve been chased twice, no joke
Spiders r amazing. I started learning this when, at 4 yrs old, my big bro explained how spiders were actually my Friend. I was hugely allergic to mosquitoes and he gently pointed out that spiders and bats ate those bugs and insects that gave me painful/scratchy welts. Big shout out to my bro and to siblings everywhere that help us connect w the amazing world of Nature. Big shout out to those of u who keep carrying that message forward!!! 🕊️
How sweet!
I have "the worlds smallest bat" technically the second smallest around my house, sometimes 5 at once. Always as the sun is going down. Cat brings one inside every second year. You see them swooping passes thru gnat swarms over and over. VERY fast moving.
"And they can grow even bigger!" 😂 Well, I guess I'll be fainting faster!!!
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MACH 4 FAINTING BREAKING THE SOUND BARRIER
For a massive spider the size of a human hand, she was actually not as scary as I would have thought! She is kind of peaceful! I appreciate the description of this species. I would still not want to see one in the wild or in my house!!!!.....I just can't help the heebie geebies I get, but it's great to learn about them.
You should see them run
I was in Pinnaroo when I seen the biggest Huntsman I've seen. It was on the windscreen of someone's car who was scared and didn't know what to do. I removed and gently placed it on the ground, and some old man who was watching walks over and stomps it. Then smiles like he just cured cancer. I felt a mix of rage and disbelief.
based old man
People are ignorant assholes.
@incorrectbeans yeah scared lil dog like you who couldn't get close when he would of needed his hands, but gangsta when it's safely on ground. and he has thick soles to keep him safe from the big scary spider.
I felt the same as a kid when our neighbour killed a beautiful goanna with an axe.
I might be terrified of spiders but I try to avoid killing them if I can because I know they are just trying to live their life. I'd also be super upset
I like how she just casually had that in her pocket
Every Aussie has at least one! 😂
@@ausgeoYeah we just get normal ones at my place in Brisbane. We get big night spiders outside our house.we call them our little girls.
The spider or the girl ? 🤣🤣🤣
"Doing spidery things" 😀
What else? 😂
I have a huge Hunstman living in my letterbox, first time almost jumped out of my skin! Now I say hi when i collect my mail it really is a gentle giant
Lol. I thought I was the only one who said hi to their huntsman in the letterbox. They really do enjoy living with the mail. Not very good at paying the bills though 🤷♀️
Is it terribly wrong for me to say how very much I want one? I wouldn't ever try because invasive species are a threat world-wide (I'm in the states). I do have a large pet wolf spider who refused to leave after 20+ attempts to put her out because "she" became used to me handling her so she over-winters here as free pest control. So I let her stay free to roam. she now plays patty-cake/high five with me and loves contact because I hand feed her crickets...My service dog became used to her and her to him. He somehow knows how fragile she is, and that she is family, allowing her to greet him with a nose-tap on her journeys. She is very large and her presence is always known. This is her last year because females only live to 3yrs max (males 1yr after mating) So yes, one can get excited when speaking of these earthlings, because they do show intelligence for training, recognition of a safe interaction, and a want of interaction when comfortable. We will miss Scarlet J. (Black Widow) Thanks Caitlin for helping the world know these fellow earthlings better...hey y'all never touch a spider unless ya know, never kill a spider because ya don't!!!!
This works, holding the massive huntsman for the entire video gets a positive message across.
"Honey, there's a huge spider in the bathroom!"
Caitlin: "Okay, I'll be right there."
😂
"Don't kill it let me catch it with my bare hands so it can eat the pesky mouses in our yard"
More like..."CRIKEY! ON MY WAY!!"
Man huntsman spiders are so cool. Thanks for doing this, spiders (especially the big ones) are so often misunderstood.
Beautiful creatures have always loved them … nice to see others who feel the same 😊
What a joy! She makes me want to hold one of those beautiful beings... And I'm deathly afraid of spiders. She reminds me so much of Steve Irwin and how he would remove fear and impart respect for creatures by describing them so lovingly. He would be so proud! 🤍🕷️🐊🐍🦇
What a nice dog 🐈 you have on your hand! What his name?
"they sit for hours waiting to detect prey, and they have amazing spidey senses"
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as a cricket just scurries right past in between its legs. . .
It wasn't hungry. Same as when you see a lion strolling casually past zebra and buffalo in africa. It's not hungry so it ignores all that tasty meat.
Them filming it doesn't mean its hunting.
the point is that the narrator is talking about its hunting abilities, while showing footage of it. . .not hunting. ..
it's the contradictory nature of the footage.
it's like is they were talking about. . i dunno, lions and said "the lion is an efficient and deadly hunter, able to take down prey twice its size" while showing footage of a lion sleeping. . .
Lol! 😂 You had one job, spooder!
We have these too in Indonesia😂 Some are currently living in my attic (i let them anyway)
Ask them to split the bills
As long as they eat any pests, they can stay. That's how rent works for spiders. LOL That's really cool though! Never seen a Huntsman in real life. I don't think we have them here in the UK.
it doesn't looks to terrifying after this video, but anyway, never go to australia xD
Cool, I’m amazed how the spider isn’t fazed on the ladies hands.
Keep calm and carry on!
@@ausgeo Keep calm and do spidery things.
I wouldn’t have that damn thing on me for all the money in the world 🤣
0:14 of course It is ☠️☠️☠️💀💀
We must all be saying that 😂
I literally said these exact words on that part 😂😂
So nice to see a fellow Ossie (&a girl) who truly loves spiders , I have a Hunty called Hellen who shares my house. She’s been here for almost two years, I don’t think they have a very long life span 😢 and will be sad when she‘leaves’. Spiders are amazing creatures and totally necessary for the environment’s survival and health.
Lifespan is about two years so you have had her company for most of her life.
I have a pet spider in my bathroom. Her name is Wilma and she's about 9mm from leg tip to leg tip.
Say hi to Wilma for us! 🧡
I've heard a lot about Typostola Barbata (Green-bellied Huntsman), you'll notice some aqua green areas if you look closely at its abdomen and leg joints. This is because they have a special form of lifeblood which they use to pump up their legs when hunting on trees. Plus, the Green-bellied huntsman's fangs are large and powerful, so once they've been driven into the prey there are no second chances.
I love Australia so much that I prefer to not visit and just look from a far. 😂😂😂
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bro i've lived here 35 years and never seen a spider like this
I’ve lived here for more than 40 years and there’s a 21 cm huntsman in my living room. It’s a Grey Huntsman tho, it eats the cockroaches
Where do you live? If USA you have them there as well!
@@itookallthenames You've got a good roommate there. Gets rid of pests and just asks for some shelter in return. Better than most human roommates, I reckon. lol
I've seen the most messed up obscure horror movies you can find and they don't bother me at all.. but looking at these creepy as hell spiders send shivers down my spine. If I saw a spider that big in real life I'd literally run down the street.
😮
Go watch "Eight Legged Freaks", you'll laugh hard enough to get over the spidy scares.
Sook. 😅😂
Okay so this woman thinks eating with teeth are scarier than injecting a venom to pre-digest the prey? Is this woman an actual alien? Is this just a better skinsuit version of the bug from Men In Black?
Ok she’s terrifying but also very endearing ? What a lovely spidey lady
its incredible how happy and amazed she is by the spider, I cannot just wrap my head around that xD
Spiders are rad :3
I love huntsman spoods. Holding one is on my bucket list. 😊❤
same!
WHYYYYY
Same. It would be a cool experience. I think they're cute. xD
@@Goregreet Why not?
An Aussie. Loved this - presenter so calm, fearless and enthusiastic. Beautiful spider, but I just cannot imagine me doing what she’s doing! 😱😱😱
It's cool how nice and helpful these guys are, but not going to lie, if I get surprised by one of them you'll be able to hear my pants-wetting screams from space.
She’d be my soulmate. I get as excited about nature as she does.
Who, the spider?
@@redplanet7163 🤣😂
Nah mate not a spider.
@@wadejacobs2011
My uncle in Australia handles huntsman spiders regularly if he finds one in the house.
I have a friend who has no problem handling huntsmen.
And everyone in his street knows it, almost every time I visit he gets a call and dashes off to the rescue.
He keeps the biggest ones, releases others, but quite a few end up as magpie dinner.
@@MadHax-wt5tl They call him the 'Huntsman Spider Whisperer'. lol
What a beauty! Talking about the spider, though the human is cute, too. What a beautiful human being to love animals and share that love with others.
She's a beaut! Love Hunstman spiders; I think they're cool! :D Love the eyeshadow on this one!
Aren’t they stunning?
Great presentation of the beautiful Green-Bellied spider!
Absolutely frightening but I would never hurt one! Nice video and reminder of diverse this world is.
Glad you enjoyed it!
They’re not poisonous either.
I don't mind huntsmans. They eat cockroaches. As long as they don't walk across my face while I'm sleeping. Yes this has happened
Agreed!
I think I'm watching a female Steve Irwin!!!
I had a huntsman as an un-caged pet for almost a year. He lived on the wall in my long hallway, always staying up close to the cornices. When I bought a puppy, I was interested to see Harry come down the wall for the first time, as if to get up close to see the new arrival. Unfortunately, said puppy, jumped up and ate Harry, before I could stop her. I was really upset about it but didn’t get much sympathy for my bereavement from anyone. 😥
They eay you talked about it made me see it as adorable spidey 🥺
I had an extra large female huntsman who kept climbing into bed with me at night!!! I named her Hannah! She must have felt safe and enjoyed the warmth?? Hannah would scare the living sh!t out of me waking up to a giant spider walking along my arm!!!
Even popped on a pair of jeans one morning and out she fell, sorry Hannah you have to stay home you're not coming to work with me today!!
This happened over a few nights.. I was asleep one of the nights and rolled onto her and squashed her 😢.. bless her 8 little cotton socks....
What a great and informative video! And those tiny babies look so cute and cartoonish!
When we lived in Arizona out in the boonies. We used to have a lot of Arizona Blonde tarantulas around our koi pond. It’s the largest American tarantula. Very docile. You can let one walk on to your hand if you need to move it while gardening. You have to be careful you don’t aggravate it as can brush off prickly hairs which can get into your eyes I’ve heard. Handled many of these, never felt threatened. They have VERY large fangs. Great for eating scorpions and crickets. We used to drop crickets near their burrows- they must have thought of us as the food delivery service ;)
SPIDAAAAH
If they could be trained to open beer they would be the perfect house guest.
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Awesome ❤️ absolutely luv our Aussie Huntsmans 🇦🇺
Be proud! 🧡
She's gorgeous. And, they seem pretty docile, you are a very animated talker yet she was chill the whole time.
Do they make great pets like some tarantulas?? I used to keep tarantulas. I raised many of them from spiderlings. Spiders are awesome creatures and we humans should feel greatful they exist. ✌🏼
You will never get me in Australia.
Fine. I’ll come visit…and bring one with me - I have plenty.
1:35 spider took the L
A very clear sign that it was not hungry. In this state they will even let crickets and roaches crawl on them, which totally looks like taking a bigger L.
There's Huntsman in Hawaii, on Maui you used to see them much more in houses when they were harvesting sugarcane, but since shutting down cane operations they're in houses much less.
What a cool spider! UA-cam has proved to be an amazing way to learn about all sorts of creatures I’d never otherwise know anything about.
It’s also very cool to learn that there’s at least one creature in Australia that isn’t deadly to humans…
There are plenty! Check out this playlist and you'll find an amazingly large selection that are quite friendly... ua-cam.com/play/PLl3vox2_nbvDtiFBYo63NaHqnbhbpq9WU.html
Most things in australia are not out to get you. Apart from magpies and UV rays.
@@Pallomember And mozzies. And the occasional human.
@@martinwallace5734and those little male wood ducks😂
UA-cam sucks
I live in Melbourne Victoria in suburbia proper and we have a large gum tree on the other side of the road. In summer when it gets very dry and hot and in winter when it's cold and wet usually for a few days they will wander away from their tree hide out and come in side to see if the pickings are better. We usually leave them in for a few days as they clean out the white tail spiders and the odd cockroach, and then they leave. If they make themselves comfortable in our bedroom we put them back on the tree because I don't fancy the idea of them falling off the ceiling onto our bed at night while lights are out, also if they're anywhere else in the house we put them back on their tree after a week or so.
Friendly Australian puppy! The neon green slings are extra cute.
She can also be identified by me breaking the world record running the 4000m in the opposite direction.
🏃🏼♂️💨🕷️
🤣 They just want to be friends, we promise! 🧡
Beautiful! I love spiders!
No. Nononononono. No to the Nth power No. That thing is so big it gets it's own vote, and it votes no.
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She is beautiful!
Absolute cutie-pie.
I moved from England to Australia and, as an arachnophobe, I thought I would be safe living in the cool, damp and 'European' Southern Highlands of NSW.
Then I realised that not only are huntsmen spiders common but the area is also home to the deadly Funnelweb.
I now live, quite literally, on a knife-edge of fear.
I live in the southern highlands as well and yes I’ve seen more huntsman’s and spiders here then my whole life in Sydney
I can’t even stand House spiders. Thought our Hobo spiders were big….I hate this video. WHY WAS IT SUGGESTED- How do y’all stand living with so many?!?!! 🤢 I guess I’ll have my reoccurring dream of clothes covered in spiders tonight. 🫡🫠
-Sincerely, Shared 🕷️’phobe from USA
@@Pslm.103_1-4UA-cam has an evil side, this was suggested to me also, an Australian scared of spiders. I didn’t even know this species existed and could have happily lived my life in ignorance. THANKS youtube!!
As an old Australian, I wanted to readsure you with the old “huntsmen aren’t dangerous, they can’t hurt you”, then I realised what a massive hypocrisy that would be, I am also terrified of them in my house and cannot sleep if I know there is one inside.
Huntys are great housemates and help keep the mozzies out.
They are Very fast and you have to keep one eye on them all the time. I'm only really creeped out though when one parks its rse above a doorway. Haha. I talk to mine. I let them know I'm happy to see them and as long as they don't get "on me" they can stay.
Such a lovely hostess; infectious enthusiasm. Great video.
at this point in size you're chasing that damn spider out with a gun, not a newspaper. would be gross to squash one 🤢
Sweet jesus...
And thanks to the hook tips on thier legs, when the run accross a wooden floor they sound like little ponies galloping.
I recently learned about how most Australians view Huntsman spiders as a positive, many choosing to let them live in their homes to control insects, I think finding ways of cohabitating with the animals around us is really really cool :)
She’s beautiful ! And seems to be so gentle !
When I was in Mauritius several years back ( half my family are from there ), I walked out the back of our apartment to have a quick cigarette.
I was just shifting around on the spot, and caught something in my peripheral vision that made me do a double-take…
It was a HUGE Huntsman, legs a spread on the wall, ( butt facing the sky, head towards the ground )... and on her back, were hundreds of little white babies.
And for someone that definitely jumps when I see a big House Spider indoors here in the UK… I had no fear come over me at all.
She was just being super chill, and I even leant in to have a really close look at her, and my nose must have only been five or six inches away !
I just remember thinking she was absolutely amazing, and finished my cigarette, standing next to her, thinking what a privilege it was to spend a few moments in the evening air, with such an incredible creature.
p/s I’ve also been a non smoker and non vaper for 3 years ! 🙂
Thank you for the awesome content!
Kind regards - Resh
As an Aussie...
I sometimes forget about the wildlife we have here.
Thank you for reminding me and fuelling my nightmares once more 🥰
Hardly a nightmare! This creature isn’t going out of its way to do any harm to humans. 🙂
@@ausgeono, but it’s your subconscious that makes up the nightmares and includes the things that have scared you in them.
Thanks. I'm not fond of spiders, but your enthusiasm helps.
That's great to hear!
WOW! that's is soooooo COOOL!!!!! Beautiful!
*"...because that would be terrifying 👩🏻"*
Lady... Your whole country is terrifying... I heard your accent and I was like, "Australians..." saw the channel name and was like "Yup... It all makes sense as to why I'm watching a video with a big creepy spider in it..."
Oh and now you're really killing me with your parting words 🤣👏🏽 You Aussies are _wild_ man! Thanks for the video and the laughs 😁
We swear, Australia isn't all that creepy! It's a beautiful place, and unless you go hunt out this kind of wildlife, it's not coming looking for you 😂
I'm glad I've never seen one of these in real life, but I do think they're beautiful.
I don't care who she is, but that woman deserves a raise.
I had a pet huntsman for over 18 months then it laid eggs
The babies were flouro yellow
Awww 🥰 that's so cool
I am sorry for you family, mate.
What a beautiful creature ( the spider that is )… I so wish I could find one in my garden. Yet another wonderful Australian critter that looks scary but is totally not. Along with carpet pythons we should welcome even more creatures that frighten foreigners away, especially Americans! 😎
We definitely have a lot of misunderstood creatures in our backyard! 🧡
She's a beauty. ❤
Nice to meet you Giant Green Bellied Huntsman Spider. I’m the Fat Brown Trousered Tourist. I’ll be going now.
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Huntsman spiders are amazing to observe :)
No, nope, nada, nyet, nien!!! I’ll stick with the very northern parts, of the Northern Hemisphere, where I’ll take my chances with the killer penguins.
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The whole time the spider is probably like "???" "!!!!"
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I dunno. It seems the spider and the woman are acquainted with one another. Almost seems like part of a routine.
what an absolute beauty, I love spiders they're just so interesting.
How you name a fear when someone is afraid of spiders only with long legs. Seriously! I'm ok with big spiders with short legs but I'm terrified of spiders with long legs even the smallest spiders (even couple of centimetres long spiders) 🙈🫣😫
This if fascinating! I have no idea, but that's interesting!
If anything you should be more afraid of the longer bodied, shorter legs because they have bigger fangs
I actually have something similar! Many spiders with big bodies and short legs look cute to me, the ones with small bodies and long legs often creep me out. I'm ok with the one in the video though, even though it does have kinda long legs too. I think it's also the colour. Light coloured ones (like this one) are ok while black spiders also tend to creep me out faster, when combined with long legs. Still, spiders are also pretty fascinating and I definitely respect them, regardless of whether they creep me out or not.
Please remember me NEVER to accept to travel to Australia.....never.....
It's a stunning part of the world, we swear! And these creatures are way more scared of you than you are of them... ☺
Aussies are among the coolest people in any gathering. All it takes is someone asking "How is it like living with a (INSERT OVERGROWN VENOMOUS CREATURE HERE) every few meters?" and you get responses like "I fookin saw that regularly in my bathroom, mate" --- and they ain't kidding 😂
You've gotta keep life interesting, right? 🤣
Huntsman spiders aren’t venomous/poisonous.
@@looloo4029 FALSE! Like most spiders, they DO possess venom for smaller prey--- BUT NOT POTENT ENOUGH to kill a human. Just enough to cause an allergy if you're allergic to their type of venom.
@@looloo4029 False. They do have venom as most spiders do.Even jumping spiders have mild venom. But only mild and suited for their prey. It's not potent enough to kill a human.
I like the big ones because I know where they are.
“I fear no man but… that… thing…
It scares me…”
Would you rather be stuck with this spider or a bear in a locked room?
@@rickmaldoo4205 a spider seems 10x better
@@rickmaldoo4205 Depends on what kinda bear. I'd take a black bear over that huntsman as long as the bear wasn't overly hungry or angry.
If I saw one out in the wild, I'd say "How do you do?", and admire it from a distance. Maybe enough distance that I would have to send my greeting by text.
😂
They sit still for hours until they feel the vibrations of approaching prey... AND THEN!!!!!... ᵗʰᵉʸ ˢᶦᵗ ˢᵗᶦˡˡ
Australian dogs sure look weird. But at least they are still fluffy.
Jokes aside, very nice little video about. :)
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What a beauty :)
F*CK. THAT.