Glad the video helped :)

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Not me man, spiders are fine...just outside and FAR away from me

Ok but ngl THAT PAIN IDK HOW IT WELLS BUT I THINK IT RLL RLL RLL RLL RLL HURTS😅😅😅

I'm pretty sure coyote isnt in the show anymore, I mean, he clearly IS, but hes doing BW on the side, he has other stuff he mainly does

@@NoobyMan570he was just in it 7days ago-

@@NoobyMan570nah they all split up , that’s why you don’t see the three together making videos anymore and also the reason they made individual channels for themselves.

And stings

@@MrThatnativeguy They split up?

The spider didnt say that

​@@zokublak6392are you sure you were paying attention

Well, no, because spiders are incapable of verbal communication. It did, however, show no aggression to Mark even with its fangs pressed right up against his skin. I therefore anthropomorphised it in the above comment for my own amusement (and that of others), apologies if this did not amuse you. Good day.

it saw him put the other spider in the jar after she bit him so he said hell no lmao

"the spider didn't say that" My God people these days lol @@GraemeSinclair

Deez: your Nuts: chin

@@am01amavicularia’s are new worlds and are actually one of the more docile species of tarantulas, they rarely bite and if they do the venom is not medically significant. I’ve handled dozens of avicularia’s and none have bitten me, or even kicked hairs and gave defensive posture, overall very calm and docile t’s

@@flvtterwonder My Avic is pretty chill but she has almost tagged me a few times not because she was aggressive but she is so fast and over has over shot the prey on a tong and run up the tongs,, I don't try to tong feed her, but she is so darn fast that if I try and get the food in front of her she knows it before I can get it off the tongs and myself out of the way. lol.

@@Cattrix999 yea that’s happened to me a few times too, I invested in a set of longer tongs and tend to just drop the prey in. What species is ur avi? I have a versicolor myself, if ur t does end up running up your tongs, make sure you have a catch cup nearby to prevent a fall or any kind of escape.

@@am01am I always wear gloves and eye protection when handling my t’s, I tend to only handle them to acclimate them to human contact. The one’s I didn’t handle growing up as slings / juvi’s ended up being aggressive as adults when I would clean their cage or change their water. I mostly do it to help reduce their stress overall. I fully accept any kind of risk when handling, if I get bit then it is what it is, but I love caring for my fuzzy guys. I appreciate the concern tho, you as well!

@@am01am bro stfu new world bites are like bee stings if you arent allergic you are fine and also they 100% can be pets.

lmao yeah, it’s too cute doing it’s own little thing.

Spiders and tarantulas have 8eyes my ninja

@@letsgobrandontrump2024 how pedantic.

Still facts fuxkoff

@@letsgobrandontrump2024 charming. 🤡

I might get me 1 but I ain't touchen no roaches I fear them more then tarantulas >_

@@undeadgod1065I used to have one and they’re really nice , I would carry it on my shoulder many times and it would never be aggressive

@@c7a865 oh ok cool IL definitely get 1 I had a beetle once

​@@undeadgod1065make sure you do your research and get one like this though lol, Arizona Blonde, or something else from US, or Mexico, Brazil, somewhere in the western world, tarantulas from Asia, Africa, Australia etc, basically the east in general, are much more defensive and likely to bite.

@@c7a865 you can feed them crickets

Fr bro anytime I see one I start flipping out

eh, I'd say it's pretty rational

I hateee spiders

Agreed, a fear of spiders seems pretty rational to me@@NickMK

same, I've been watching the video from very far away

Until you see a Goliath Birdeater tarantula eating a bird.

way to help the man overcome his phobia @@lAscendantl 💀

Like he said they won't bite unless they feel threatened

I'm not sure that, with his pain tolerance, I want his "not that bad" sting xD

It depends on the species mate, there is hundreds of tarantula species. But a tarantula won't kill you. You have to worry about the smaller spiders. They have really potent venom.

Yea, even he was Careful to not get a Full on Bite.

Brave or mad where do you draw the line between them, he definitely has balls of steel if I was there I would be carrying toilet paper with me because if I saw one in real life I would be shiting myself, definitely a brave man 👍

It's... not life risking. An Aphonapelma bite is a nothing thing. That's one of the main reasons why they're considered a beginner genus for tarantula keepers. Also, there's no such thing as a tarantula that can kill you with a bite. Put you in the hospital? Sure. Agonizing pain for months on end? Big time. But none can actually kill you.

The Bite wouldn’t kill him 😂

@@AverageHerper Unless he was allergic like Some who react to be stings Going into shock.he isnt, so No big deal.

Yeah😂

It would take A LOT for my a chalcodes to bite. She's only ever kicked hair at me once. Sweetest Ts ever. 😍

Even my "aggressive" tarantula isnt going to bite me

yeah, no tarantula is even medically importan as far as venom concerns iirc, let alone the fact that for their size they are really timid and docile@@MicroDogland

@@officialxokfanaccount4774This isn’t completely true, Some old world species like H.maculata or S.calceatum and a few Poecilotheria can if the yield is high enough require medical attention

I have 7 tarantulas in home and my hobby (the biggest spiders haters, they kill all of them) to even buy one. Also they dont kill them anymore just let them live in out basement or in garden

I am an arachnophobe and I never kill spiders..I don’t even think about what they are and I gently pick them up in a tissue and put them outside.

Yeah also as far as I know Aphenopelma Chalcodes (Arizona blonde) is a very "chill" species tends to just avoid you.

Chalcodes are amazing Ts! Very calm! I have 4! 😊

I keep a few of these. They're the golden retriever of tarantulas

If I got bit I would run

69 likes I don't wanna ruin it

Ur not funny kid

My balls are bigger. I've been single for years...

No he has titanium balls

@@Cat_from_germany Sorry. I was mistaken. Thank you for correcting me.👍(OK for titanium)

I hear tarantula venom is as potent as a bee venom.

@@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist1 Amen !

Hahahah

You could say it's re-Mark-able😂

​@masonhilliard5803 oh yes 😏🤣😂

Unconditional love 😅

@@masonhilliard5803nice

Those fangs are massive too, I bet taking a bite from the spider would hurt BIG time.

Didnt even cause that much pain he said it himself

@@coryjamieson3171 the guy literally said it wasnt that bad did you even watch the video?

no. no tarantula bite have been recorded to even remotely kill anyone, worst case being sent to the hospital, and thats if you have a allergy to it. tarantulas are no worse than bee stings.

​@@joeybesignano9203the venom wasn't that bad, the bite did hurt but its probably the nerves as well.

My heart is literally, absolutely, POUNDING out of my chest right now just watching this! I am really terrified! 😨

​@@calebsawyer0719same 😭🥺

Lol dedication.

Nah fr bro😂😂

OBT enters the chat 😅 ( Joke ish* )

He would have had to threaten it much more, which could have injured it potentially.

desert blond r also famous for being the most docile 🤣

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@@LOtarie I had one of those. he was crazy. lmao

You got hearted

I also want to add, "They're not aggressive, but this one..." is misleading. The animal had been stressed out of its mind for hours at that point (being caught at night and filmed during daylight, it was held captive in the tiny container for longer than a couple of minutes). I also doubt "it's coming for me" accurately described the situation. The spider wanted to get away. It didn't even throw any threat poses. As far as I know, tarantulas have surprisingly bad eyesight and are nocturnal hunters. It's probably fair to conclude that the conditions weren't excellent for the tarantula to get a good, clear view of the situation. It probably just had one thing in mind - get into the shadows, shadow = bushes/holes/caves = safety. And what was the darkest spot? His shadow and shirt. Just like desert camel spiders that don't hunt humans but run after them because they want to hide in their shadows. Finally, venom isn't a fun fighting weapon, it's a hunting tool. If we were out in the wilderness and depended on fish as our primary food source, we'd also think ten times before we used it against a potential threat. If the tool is gone, no or less food can be gathered, and a new tool needs to be created, using up energy that was supposed to be replenished by using that tool. It's no wonder venomous animals are hesitant to bite and use their venom. I know they need to dramatize videos like this to flatter the attention span of people who have strong prejudices against anything that isn't cuddly and designed by centuries of breeding to serve their human handlers, it's a compromise to get those people to take in some of the actual information. But still, I think angles, music, and sound effects already serve the drama purposes and it wouldn't hurt or offend anyone if phrases that put the animal's actions and reactions into the wrong context were avoided.

@@lasmirandadennsiewillja9435 You acting like these things are some kind of angels but I know plenty of people that were bitten in their own homes just going about their day. Not all by a tarantula, but spiders and the like in general.

@@lasmirandadennsiewillja9435it’s not that deep chill out

@@viennasavage9110 spiders bites are incredibly rare unless you ACTUALLY saw a spider bite you a little mark you wake up with probably isnt a spider bite.

To sunmarize everything in here: 🤓

I still have some arachnophobia in me, but mostly instinctual reaction thanks to my sensitive ticklish skin. But throughout my journey of overcoming it, i've come to find out it makes perfect sense for animals to hold back when it comes to attacking. When you think about it, herbivores are much more likely to attack you as they tend to be more sturdy and have a tougher build, they are bigger, heavier and usually have blunt weapons like hooves or just their entire bodies, they are usually the ones who are backed into a corner. Now a predator like tarantuals, or cougars etc, they have so many weaknesses and have much more to lose. Typically stamina is an issue (unless you are a wolf pack), so exerting unneeded strength could be a waste, better save it when you'll need to hunt down some prey to get your needed calories. They can get hurt themselves, a chipped tooth, a broken bone is a near death sentence for a predator, losing a tooth is losing your tool of survival, the only one you have, a broken bone will take a lot of energy from your body to recover and a lot of time where the predator is vulnerable. Is the scuffle with the unknown creature before you worth it? A rival trying to encroach on your territory, a human just being around, another predator just walking by? Better just puff out your chest and show off your claws and teeth, make some noise to show you are not to be trifled with, and hope things won't escalate. And when it comes to venoms, those things are not infinite either, yet another resource to use when in need. Dry bites are a thing. In the end, they are wild animals and even with documented tendencies and typical behaviours, each animal, big or small, have their own personality and will act based on their condition, health and their temper. It's a fascinating even if sometimes terrifying world. But truly humbling to see how we all are not that different from each other.

@@DaxterLthat makes so much sense!!! Thank you for taking your time writing this ❤

​@@DaxterL except the honey badger, which just attacks everything :D

There are absolutely spiders that will bite without you squeezing them. The male on here bit the snake hook without it squeezing. A Johnnycashi also comes to mind since it's in the same genus as A Chalcodes, and they can be defensive little beasts. A Chalcodes just... doesn't. They're a great starter species for new keepers because they just don't care to hurt anyone. And they don't grow like weeds and need rehousing every few months like a certain orange psychopath who earned the title of Orange Bitey Thing for their entire species...

@@DaxterLI ain’t reading all that 🗿

that scrape is a sound effect you know that right XD it's added in

@@00wkee Dude those are like inch long fangs. and its a rough aluminum table. I can hear the same scrapes from all the objects he moves around.

Those fangs are straight out a horror movie

@@RedShirtGuy96 LOL, How do you think Freddy Krueger got his act on?

@@jecaparaiso5477 Can it.

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@@silixtuhibiski95 They are. I’ve picked up and held wild Tarantulas and they are very docile.

pretty much all new world tarantulas would rather run or hide than do anything remotely aggressive. The zoo I work at has several new world tarantulas and they are all super gentle and are scared by the slightest touch of anything in there enclosure. They have to be gentle because they are really fragile

The fang went directly into the first bite 🫣 ouch

Yhea what realy looked painful is that the Spider bite 2 times in the exact same spot

@@jannesclaesswinnen1320 Exactly

To me it looked more like the T was trying to get a grip to pull herself out of his grasp. It looked like the fangs just happened to penetrate and the "bite" was dry. These Ts are so docile.

Old world tarantulas have more attitude than new worlds

Most of these sorts of shows are done specifically with compassion for the animals, wanting to teach people that they are harmless and we shouldn't hurt them because we're afraid. Not harming the animal is one of their primary goals during production, and most of them really aren't even that bad to be bitten by. It makes sense they'd have the presence of mind to take appropriate care with fragile critters when you consider the passion and love for the animals that goes into these productions

Hey that would make a good channel name or something lol

same

Wolf spider

I have held a goliath bird eating spider The worlds largest spider and I have to admit it was awesome! They really don’t want to bite you, people tend to think that they do but they really don’t.

Biggest one? Well it had to be huntsmen hope that spelled right also you did good at catching that thing

I don't know about the biggest, but I can tell you how I got arachnophobia. One day I was sitting at the sliding glass door in my room, with the curtain at my back, just staring out, thinking. Suddenly I saw some movement out of the corner of my eye, and I turned my head to see an ENORMOUS garden spider, about an inch from my face! I don't even remember moving, but the next thing I knew, I was in the kitchen trying to tell my mom what happened, but she was on the phone, so just kept waving at me to go away! Thanks Mom! She did the same thing when I saw a snake, actually. And both my parents had lectured me to let them know if I saw a snake. Well, I tried.

My pet tarantula :'D

I run into spider webs all the time when out hiking and on more than one occasion I have managed to see the spider land on me, and immediately bungee jump down to the ground. That's how I realized spiders are very aware of us, and most will only bite when absolutely necessary.

Why he shouldn´t be okay? That venom has less potency to endanger human than common bee sting. He dramatized situation for views.

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These things are demonic

@@sus_productio Only if you're arachnophobic. In reality, these babies are no more likely to bite you than the Mexican Redknee for example. It's the Old World T's you need to be careful with, like the OBT, or Orange Bitey Thing as it's commonly known (sorry, I'm a bit of a tarantula know-it-all, lol).

​@@Jayne1971Nothing wrong with being knowledgeable

Yeah, there are no tarantulas that pose any actual danger to humans. Some Asian and African species have quite potent venom, but none will kill you.

same, i was about to comment 'but aren't tarantulas super venomous?' but i scrolled through the comments first to see if anyone has said the same thing lol