Gotta appreciate a spider's hard work... I feel sorry for destroying webs when I was a kid, but I'm making it up today, since I'm a web developer myself now
My 4 year old daughter asked to watch a video of a spider making a web, in the middle of watching she said wow you should never ever break a spider web or they have to start all over , I’m just so proud that she notices the spiders hard work 😇
Yeah I ran into a huge spider web on my front porch tonight. It felt like I ran into a huge tennis racket. I simultaneously FREAKED OUT and was hoping I didn't destroy it (bc I knew it took a lot of time and hard work for the spider to create it lol)
I have an orb weaver in my window and the last two nights I watched her build her web. Cause they rebuild it every night. It's so fun to watch. I can totally just watch her and feel relaxed.
@@tarasaladin8260 She hides in the daytime, right? My porch spider, Olive, does. They are smart. They hide from predators in the daytime. I noticed that she rebuilds her web sometimes too. Not every single night though. She built a beautiful one the other night that's been up for days now.
Magnificent! I have a new garden orb weaver in my yard. She builds her web at the same spot every night right at sundown and in the morning she's gone. The same time every night she comes back and builds the web again and I just love to sit and watch her. I feed her some of the pests in my yard as well. We have a good working relationship. 🕷️ Magnificent creatures.
It always amazes me! Especially since they are not taught that and often don’t even see a web when born, then fly away to build an engineering masterpiece!
This would be the equivalent of a human just instinctively knowing how to build a house, or even a wooden fort with zero previous experience or visuals
@@phantom6276 that stuff is amazing! The fact that you can take an animal or insect from birth and never let it learn things, yet it will do many things the same as the rest. I’ve heard it called “blood memory” or “dna memory” . Either way, it’s fascinating stuff! The fact that information is passed to offspring without bro taught. There is an idea that states, that’s where fears come from. Like when someone has a fear of snakes or clowns. That it was passed down from an ancestor with a fearful experience.
@@Random.sachen1 think about it, a spider knows where to put the most sensitive parts of the web and how much pressure each part needs. That would be the equivalent of a human knowing exactly how much of each material a house needs and how to organize the landscape of the house
@@phantom6276 "how much of each material a house needs" humans don't know this by instinct. We do not know how to make a ceiling that is not gonna fall on our head one day. It's something that is taught. Not instinct. If it was so, people wouldn't need to study it at universities and vocational trainings.
@philica it's Divine Intelligence. The spider is a channel through which this Intelligence works. Even what we call ' instinct' is a predestined mechanism.
@@Rotisiv Even broadly speaking, a spider isn’t a bug (i.e. insect). Spiders aren’t a subset of insects. There is no overlap. They’re totally different creatures.
@@lisafeagins yo, she hates spiders, so no amount of classification will change that. And she’s right to call spiders bugs. A bug according to Merriam Webster is “any of various small arthropods (such as a beetle or spider) resembling the true bugs” If you know your biology, spiders and insects are both arthropods and are therefore bugs.
@@valeries3296 they keep jumping on me in my garden, they make pointless, long stretches of silk only for me to walk into them then start checking my body for spiders. Interesting creatures but not something I could live with.
I came to this video after witnessing two of these spiders outside with beautiful web designs and was just curious how they do it. These creatures are awesome because come morning they pack their web up and clean their mess like they were never there. Spiders are responsible creatures. Scary, but responsible
I have a little orb weaver in my bathroom window, and I enjoy watching her construct a masterpiece every night. I've heard they eat their web in the morning before hiding away nearby during the day. They seem to have a routine. It's really cool how intricate their work is. Truly fascinating.
I also have a garden orb weaver in my back yard and I once catched a fly and put it in it's web and It was fascinating to see de spider wrap it up in spider web and then it taking it under a leaf to eat it
@Jimin-Ness spiders sexually mate and they do have gender dummy. Although based on your username i can see why you wouldn’t want them putting gender on anything they see 😂
@Jimin-Ness lets not put a gender on anything but then you do exactly that, you just opposed the op. plus in the video they said its a she, and if they were to guess the safest bet is a she cause most female spiders eat the male after shagging. they are literally man eaters
I used to suffer from severe arachniphobia; I couldn't even touch a picture of a spider. A few years back, I actually watched "Arachnaphobia "... yeah surprised the daylights outta me! 😊 Then I started capture and release with the many jumping spiders I found in my home. They're actually quite cute. Now I see spiders as fascinating little creatures. My ultimate will be to hold a tarantula in my hands... it be coming soon! 😊 Getting delivered from such a horrible fear all my life is sooooo liberating! They fascinate me now! 😊
There's a spider web in my living room window. I only noticed when she was making the orbital lines, but I was fascinated and stopped what I was doing to watch and this is exactly what I saw! I love nature!
It is yet unexplored idea for slow TV - film/shoot spider web making in REAL time. Not that long, about an hour, usual length of slow-TV, and not difficult at all - but it is absolutely mesmerising, awesome - and relaxing! - to watch it unfolding in front of you on real time scale. I get frozen in awe when coming across spiders making webs. Just don't have time and tools to make a proper video.
Amazing how nature shows us truths about our own lives. Much like the spider we sit at the center of our own lives and each choice we make is a thread. As we add more threads on our life we build our web intricately, the order and attention we give it dictates how orderly it comes out and the people who come into it.
Demo Theres also another story of Arachne weaving the tapestry and got punished by Zues and committed suicide and Athena resurrected Arachne as a Spider so she could continue weaving which was her passion. I believe thats the way the greek told the story, Romans retold it a bit differently as they did a few other stories. Either way it just shows the Arachne was right lol. The gods are pretty fucked up.
Man...spiders are so amazing. They're gorgeous, really. I love watching them do their thing. (from a distance ofc because if I see a spider in real life I will have a full blown panic attack and start crying)
Thank you so much for posting this! I had a beautiful spider like this just outside my back door beside the porch light. It would make its web every night after dusk. Whenever I turned the porch light on, it was like I was feeding a pet, because all the bugs would swarm around the porch light and I would watch it eat. Then I walked out one day and saw its unmistakable three anchor strands, but never saw the spider again. :( I didn't know what species it was, but thanks to this video, now I do!
You know, after learning and watching so much about these “harmless” creatures from UA-cam, I still cannot understand why these things still scare the living hell out of me
I Am Scared Of Spiders But What Really Catches My Attention Is When They Start To Spin Their Webs I Just Love Watching Them Spin Them Out It’s Actually Quiet Entertaining To See Them Hard At Work🕸️🕸️🕸️🕸️🕷️🕷️🕷️🕷️🕷️
There’s been a jumping spider that pops up in my family room all the time, after a while he’d chill with me on the couch when I’m watching something, I named him Jimmy the Jumping Spider
It's been 3 years since I've watched this video and I still haven't found the absolutely magnificent background score that BBC used for this particular video 😔
I agree, I always thought spiders are SO underrated , you have to admire the engeneering behind a spiders web - the spider even knows and builds support beams to hold significant threads and some webs in my garden go for what seems like yards across and are connected to plant tips , strands of grass to hold up the construction of a web.
Gotta appreciate a spider's hard work... I feel sorry for destroying webs when I was a kid, but I'm making it up today, since I'm a web developer myself now
nice.
Boom goes the dynamite!
booooooo
Jermaine Brayne Did you surf the web to find that one?
@@ChildofGodforevr he felt sorry for what he did and he is a web developer now 😑
My 4 year old daughter asked to watch a video of a spider making a web, in the middle of watching she said wow you should never ever break a spider web or they have to start all over , I’m just so proud that she notices the spiders hard work 😇
Yeah I ran into a huge spider web on my front porch tonight. It felt like I ran into a huge tennis racket. I simultaneously FREAKED OUT and was hoping I didn't destroy it (bc I knew it took a lot of time and hard work for the spider to create it lol)
Your daughter is such a kind person 🖤
I have an orb weaver in my window and the last two nights I watched her build her web. Cause they rebuild it every night. It's so fun to watch. I can totally just watch her and feel relaxed.
Awwwe! You're raising a sweet child that shows empathy to animals. ❤ You should absolutely be proud!
@@tarasaladin8260 She hides in the daytime, right? My porch spider, Olive, does. They are smart. They hide from predators in the daytime. I noticed that she rebuilds her web sometimes too. Not every single night though. She built a beautiful one the other night that's been up for days now.
Magnificent! I have a new garden orb weaver in my yard. She builds her web at the same spot every night right at sundown and in the morning she's gone. The same time every night she comes back and builds the web again and I just love to sit and watch her. I feed her some of the pests in my yard as well. We have a good working relationship. 🕷️ Magnificent creatures.
They're big and beautiful!
There's a huge spider thats in my basement, I go and see it every now and again just to see how it's doing lol
ShannonLisette film a vid of it
feed it
ShannonLisette 😂😂
ShannonLisette
That's awesome!
😂😂😂😂
It always amazes me! Especially since they are not taught that and often don’t even see a web when born, then fly away to build an engineering masterpiece!
This would be the equivalent of a human just instinctively knowing how to build a house, or even a wooden fort with zero previous experience or visuals
@@phantom6276 that stuff is amazing! The fact that you can take an animal or insect from birth and never let it learn things, yet it will do many things the same as the rest. I’ve heard it called “blood memory” or “dna memory” . Either way, it’s fascinating stuff! The fact that information is passed to offspring without bro taught. There is an idea that states, that’s where fears come from. Like when someone has a fear of snakes or clowns. That it was passed down from an ancestor with a fearful experience.
@@phantom6276 I don't know someone who "instinctively" knows how to build a house!!
How is that an instinct?
@@Random.sachen1 think about it, a spider knows where to put the most sensitive parts of the web and how much pressure each part needs. That would be the equivalent of a human knowing exactly how much of each material a house needs and how to organize the landscape of the house
@@phantom6276 "how much of each material a house needs" humans don't know this by instinct.
We do not know how to make a ceiling that is not gonna fall on our head one day.
It's something that is taught. Not instinct.
If it was so, people wouldn't need to study it at universities and vocational trainings.
This is why I never destroy spider webs... I have one on my bathroom window frame, sometimes I throw half dead fly on it as a token of friendship XD
What do you do with the other half?
@@Human-gc2yt eats it
@Noci 01 They we’re definitely making a joke
Your house must be gross as fuck
I do that too!
Crazy how these creatures know how to make such intricate and structurally sound webs purely by instinct.
Just the way humans learnt and mastered many things. Isn't it what's called aa evolution
This is without a doubt intelligence
Instinct is breathing not this
@@NarenMariappan this isn't instinct
Instinct is breathing
This is art from intelligence
So when humans make a trap to catch food it’s considered intelligence, but when spiders do it, it’s purely instinct. 🤦♂️
@philica it's Divine Intelligence. The spider is a channel through which this Intelligence works. Even what we call ' instinct' is a predestined mechanism.
This planet is truly amazing. To bad we take everything for granted.
To bad we are destroying it as well
go worship greta thunberg idiot.
too bad that after all of humanity’s progress, we still can’t spell
@@katharsis4676 splepwlrpekt*
@@katharsis4676 fliperdiperdackt
I’m scared of bugs, but I can’t disregard the beautiful, intricate workings of their spider webs.
Spiders anrt bugs thier arachnids
@@SkylerIsHellaBored She was speaking broadly.
@@Rotisiv Even broadly speaking, a spider isn’t a bug (i.e. insect). Spiders aren’t a subset of insects. There is no overlap. They’re totally different creatures.
@@lisafeagins yo, she hates spiders, so no amount of classification will change that.
And she’s right to call spiders bugs. A bug according to Merriam Webster is “any of various small arthropods (such as a beetle or spider) resembling the true bugs”
If you know your biology, spiders and insects are both arthropods and are therefore bugs.
Lol Spiders are not bugs
I hate spiders, but can we acknowledge how beautiful this is?!
spiders are cool.
@@valeries3296 they keep jumping on me in my garden, they make pointless, long stretches of silk only for me to walk into them then start checking my body for spiders. Interesting creatures but not something I could live with.
Don't worry they hate us as well
@@cybpr8957 But a Garden Orb Weaver doesn't jump they just walk!
@@cybpr8957 i guess your ok with misquotes then
I came to this video after witnessing two of these spiders outside with beautiful web designs and was just curious how they do it. These creatures are awesome because come morning they pack their web up and clean their mess like they were never there. Spiders are responsible creatures. Scary, but responsible
My dad has this amazing ability to look at any spider, even tarantulas, and think it's a Brown Recluse
I guess you can call him the Amazing Recluse-Man
an architect, an engineer and an artist at the same time
Life is unexplainable
Read your bible
@@jamesdouglas6862 he meant an explanation, not a fairy tale
@@The_Beefcake_Cometh you didn't had to do him like that
Read the Quran
Do u know Spider web are made up of fribron proteins
I want to have a gf in life
I have a little orb weaver in my bathroom window, and I enjoy watching her construct a masterpiece every night. I've heard they eat their web in the morning before hiding away nearby during the day. They seem to have a routine. It's really cool how intricate their work is. Truly fascinating.
I also have a garden orb weaver in my back yard and I once catched a fly and put it in it's web and It was fascinating to see de spider wrap it up in spider web and then it taking it under a leaf to eat it
@@Poly450 very cool. I just love watching them.
Anyone else feel like you were watching the beginning of a Bond film?
Haha, "The spider that ate me."
More like Penny Dreadful.
That spider likes its fly juice shaken, not stirred.
"The Web Is Not Enough"
Where's Adele on the vocals? 😂
Good girl. Especially catch those mosquitoes plz.
Yea fuck the mosquitos. Praise spider gods
@HOESUCC What?
@HOESUCC bruh
@Jimin-Ness spiders sexually mate and they do have gender dummy. Although based on your username i can see why you wouldn’t want them putting gender on anything they see 😂
@Jimin-Ness lets not put a gender on anything but then you do exactly that, you just opposed the op.
plus in the video they said its a she, and if they were to guess the safest bet is a she cause most female spiders eat the male after shagging. they are literally man eaters
Beautiful spider. They're among my favorite critters on this planet
I love them and hate them at the same time. Ran into a HUGE fking spider web on my front porch tonight. Felt like I ran into a huge tennis racket.
I used to suffer from severe arachniphobia; I couldn't even touch a picture of a spider. A few years back, I actually watched "Arachnaphobia "... yeah surprised the daylights outta me! 😊 Then I started capture and release with the many jumping spiders I found in my home. They're actually quite cute. Now I see spiders as fascinating little creatures. My ultimate will be to hold a tarantula in my hands... it be coming soon! 😊 Getting delivered from such a horrible fear all my life is sooooo liberating! They fascinate me now! 😊
1:15 idk but that made me laugh so hard
There's a spider web in my living room window. I only noticed when she was making the orbital lines, but I was fascinated and stopped what I was doing to watch and this is exactly what I saw! I love nature!
2:46, it kinda looks like a vinyl playing music.
My exact thought
The fly was a paid actor
It is yet unexplored idea for slow TV - film/shoot spider web making in REAL time. Not that long, about an hour, usual length of slow-TV, and not difficult at all - but it is absolutely mesmerising, awesome - and relaxing! - to watch it unfolding in front of you on real time scale. I get frozen in awe when coming across spiders making webs. Just don't have time and tools to make a proper video.
They are amazing little creatures i have a huge respect for them!!
Amazing how nature shows us truths about our own lives. Much like the spider we sit at the center of our own lives and each choice we make is a thread. As we add more threads on our life we build our web intricately, the order and attention we give it dictates how orderly it comes out and the people who come into it.
Beautifully written... so true
And as soon as someone comes into it we eat them. 🙂
nice
Wow
fake. he's a paid actor.
With foreknowledge of what would happen to American Airlines stock after 9/11.
hay what if that spider is a girl from now on you say “manwoman”
DANK_ton7783 MAXIMUM OVERDRIVE or they but ok and don’t r/whoosh me
Drippy 😂😂😂😂
how i wish i wrote this comment AHAHAHA
2:33 solar system be like:
Love the instrumental
Legend has it that the spider kept spinning for eternity
'tis true. Athena cursed Arachnius (can't spell the name) to spin a web forever
Demo Theres also another story of Arachne weaving the tapestry and got punished by Zues and committed suicide and Athena resurrected Arachne as a Spider so she could continue weaving which was her passion. I believe thats the way the greek told the story, Romans retold it a bit differently as they did a few other stories. Either way it just shows the Arachne was right lol. The gods are pretty fucked up.
The hypnotic music is luring me into her web... ❤️🎼🎵🎶🎵🕷🕸😳😬☠️👁
Sounds like triphop
@@xcaluhbration I know. Sounds like Portishead. I was looking in the comments to see if anyone knew the song.
Whats with the emojis it almost sounds like you’re drugged
Anyone know the first song, it sounds good!
Sounds like a James bond movie
3:47 And that my friends is why I don't kill spiders.
The Spider - one of the finest architecs of nature
He's busy as a bee. This is amazing! What amazing things go on around us ! Most people do not even give thought to...
Spider-Man would be proud
A bunch of flies came off the wall and gave dislikes....😣
What a phenomenal creature.
I could see this becoming a real thing, A person goes around the world to film spiders making spider webs.
Making spiderwebs is a spider's favorite hobby.
Even though arachnophobia is the most common fear in the world, you have to admit Spiders are pretty fascinating.
Agreed! It's not like they're out to get us. 😊
Man...spiders are so amazing. They're gorgeous, really. I love watching them do their thing. (from a distance ofc because if I see a spider in real life I will have a full blown panic attack and start crying)
Thank you so much for posting this!
I had a beautiful spider like this just outside my back door beside the porch light. It would make its web every night after dusk. Whenever I turned the porch light on, it was like I was feeding a pet, because all the bugs would swarm around the porch light and I would watch it eat.
Then I walked out one day and saw its unmistakable three anchor strands, but never saw the spider again. :(
I didn't know what species it was, but thanks to this video, now I do!
The animal kingdom's greatest architects
Truly mesmerizing. The real architects ❤️
Spiders are artists :*
I have 17 of these things on my apartment window. they keep all the mosquitos and moths out quite nicely
I have a lot of these. They are huge
Spider be like : I'm something of an engineer myself
this is so sattisfying, not that im a big fan of spider , but the structure itself
It's like the spider playing the record album in reverse
You know, after learning and watching so much about these “harmless” creatures from UA-cam, I still cannot understand why these things still scare the living hell out of me
No need to put quotations on harmless. They are harmless baka
It’s their legs! The legs are what makes a spider horrifying!!!
It's scary on purpose, scares predators and stronger beings "like us" away, and become imposing and intimidating predators to inferior prey.
I Am Scared Of Spiders But What Really Catches My Attention Is When They Start To Spin Their Webs I Just Love Watching Them Spin Them Out It’s Actually Quiet Entertaining To See Them Hard At Work🕸️🕸️🕸️🕸️🕷️🕷️🕷️🕷️🕷️
2:22 spider go weee
This is a beautiful form of nature in it’s fine arts!
Come on humans! You are not afraid of us arachnids, your fear comes from a sutile red spider who walks around when you sleep naively across 4D.
Very cool! I didn't know spider webs were made from two different types of silk!
And some spiders produce up to 7 different kinds of silk.
Just watched 3 spiders outside my patio weave thier web.... I luv them! Such meticulous wrk.
The music fits perfect 👍
Got mad respect for SPIDERS
God you made your creatures so mazing. This is pure genius.
JR Ewing and people think this stuff came from an unguided process 😂
This would make one hell of a loading screen.
For the spiderman game lol
This is silktastic!🕸🕷🕸
Dimitris Zarras 🚪🚶
There’s been a jumping spider that pops up in my family room all the time, after a while he’d chill with me on the couch when I’m watching something, I named him Jimmy the Jumping Spider
The next James Bond film: Web of Lies
Structurally, a genius.
a massive spider in my house last night...love them!
Now this is the OG webdesigner
What an incredible Araneae! I have always been amazed at spider webs, and how detailed they are. And the music paired with this video is great
spiders are architect of web and producer or silk minf blowing creation
lol, the soundtrack looks like spider have a awesome battle.
It is such one of the majestic animals
Spiders: The world's first architects.
and all it takes to take it down is one accidental face plant followed by a series of karate chops
I have a fear of spiders but at the same time I’m proud of their existence
What a great film ...I enjoy watching spiders .They do us such good work -
I’m Spider-Man and I can say I really appreciate this video
4:00 Calm down little fly, there is no escape. Soon it will be over.
I have exams tomorrow and this pops into my head. Worth it!
Wow, that was amazing! What a construction job that was.
spiderwebs are so pretty
This should be titles Spider Web Tutorial ... but i guess all spiders know this already right after they hatched
Very hard work, that's why Spiderman fights with enemies instead of building this kind of traps.
This is honestly really cool, Earth is beautiful
And we’re destroying it ever so slowly.
Why would anyone dislike such an amazing video :(
Those are the relatives of that Fly
All things have a reason and a way! Our existence is one!
Step-by-step DIY spider web!!!
Build yours today!!!
Impress your friends ( or trap them )!!!
Has anyone analysed a spider's brain yet? To be able to do this with no experience or even seeing a web before is incredible!
The Qur’an tells you❤
مَثَلُ الَّذِينَ اتَّخَذُوا مِن دُونِ اللَّهِ أَوْلِيَاءَ كَمَثَلِ الْعَنكَبُوتِ اتَّخَذَتْ بَيْتًا ۖ وَإِنَّ أَوْهَنَ الْبُيُوتِ لَبَيْتُ الْعَنكَبُوتِ ۖ لَوْ كَانُوا يَعْلَمُونَ (41) العنكبوت
@@Supermanvsspiderman206 no idea what that means I'm afraid
One of the best videos i've seen in this channel, keep the quality this high ;)
*Fly Gets Stuck In Web*
Spider: you know the rules and so do I
2:40
Polnareff in the center.
Wut😅
"What is normal for the spider is chaos for the fly"... Morticia Addams.
But still, spiders got the whole world to be exploring yet they wanna be in my bedroom ☹️😔
You also have the whole world to explore, and yet you stay in your bedroom. *wink*
Grey haha good one tbf 🤣😉
This is so beautiful.
What if the fly lived and got away, boy he'd have a story to tell
okay the song choice is brilliant
The spider hit him with a one two punch... this was quite thrilling to watch...
What do you call an under cover spider?
A spy-der
Great one
Natures NASCAR!!
Love how she builds a little bed in the center. So cute.
It's been 3 years since I've watched this video and I still haven't found the absolutely magnificent background score that BBC used for this particular video 😔
ua-cam.com/video/TPwQ6r-FMOk/v-deo.html
Sorry I'm late lol
Me too😢
Amazing video!
But the second song... Woooow who is it? Anyone?
Sounds like portishead-like. Soul + Trip Hop. BBC is English, try with English Trip Hop (Portishead, Massive Attack, etc).
Gogi Fire I think it's some remixed version of Glory Box by Portishead
Gogi Fire Glory Box by Portishead and also a bit of Alessia Cara's Here 😉✌️
Bob Bradley, Matt Sanchez & Steve Dymond - Feel The Sunshine (instrumental)
@@mikaileibrahim372 Give this man a cookie! Thank you very much for this info
Spider webs are actually an impressive feat of engineering IMO
I agree, I always thought spiders are SO underrated , you have to admire the engeneering behind a spiders web - the spider even knows and builds support beams to hold significant threads and some webs in my garden go for what seems like yards across and are connected to plant tips , strands of grass to hold up the construction of a web.