Bowser needs a Bowser Buffet as he seems like he could really load up his plate quite a few times before finally having to unbuckle his shell for comfort and a nap. 😜

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So glad you started to show the Wolf spider. They're Just as Amazing and Beautiful as the Tarantula, to me anyway... Thank you for sharing this with us. Hope you, your family and friends, and everyone here has a Safe, Blessed and Wonderful weekend. 🕷️ 🕸️🕷️❤️🤗

Uh yeah! I’m in North Carolina and these beasts are everywhere and get big down here! I hate them and I keep tarantulas! It never fails that turn on a light or a light switch and one is one the wall beside the switch or in the bathroom by the tub! I had to give up my bathroom for hours a few weeks ago because of one of those buggers! Plus if you’ve ever seen someone smash one that has babies on its back that scatter everywhere!! I don’t give a damn what anyone else thinks, that’s nightmare fuel to me!!

@@0475cmoore I don't mind them OUTSIDE , but INSIDE is a whole different story for me !!!!! ESPECIALLY if they have babies on their backs !!!! And , just like you said in your comment , they scatter EVERYWHERE !!!! I had one in my livingroom a long time ago and she DID have babies on her back (but , I didn't know that she did) . I smashed her (just because she was so close to me and I didn't want her to get on me) , and when I smashed her , the babies scattered EVERYWHERE !!!!! The only problem with that is that I couldn't see them very well because it was pretty dark where she was , so I got my flashlight and I tried to smash the babies , too . This was before I knew anything about Wolf Spiders . All that I knew was that she was a huge spider and I wanted her DEAD !!!!!! NOW I KNOW about Wolf Spiders and I wouldn't kill one if I could avoid it . I have had several of them outside on my walls and I just leave them alone . Now , I might stop and talk to them for a little while , but I DON'T KILL THEM ANY MORE !!!!!! I have even taken pictures of female ones that have babies on their backs and they are some of my favorite pictures ! HAPPY SPIDERING !!!!!!

@@laurieschapro6036 yeah I wish I hadn’t deleted the picture but I came home one night about 10 years ago and turned on my kitchen light like a million times before and turned around towards the light switch and there was a monster with about a 4-4 1/2 dls about three inches from the switch I just flipped on! That one had to go or I was going to have to find another home for myself! Also remember a monster down at our lake house in an old wooden floored shed! I guess I scared it and it jumped off the wall onto the floor! Your aren’t supposed to hear a thud when a spider hits the floor! I don’t believe I went in the shed the rest of the summer! There would be weeks in between trips down there but I would always make a point to check the bed before I got in because of all the spiders down there! Anyone who knows me is floored that I own several tarantulas! But I tell them, I’m in control with these! My heart still races during rehousings but theyve helped with my severe arachnophobia! My GBB sling has ran across my hands and arms both times I’ve rehoused it, and I haven’t died yet, but not sure how that’s gonna go when it is an adult! The Davus pentaloris is the one right now that needs rehoused into its adult enclosure, and it’s sketchiness has me sketched out! She hasn’t given me problems moving enclosures but she is skittish, burrows and is faster than people realize! Definitely not a handler

Not as creepy as huntsemen spiders. I keep telling myself that spiders are cool animals and I should respect them, but those huntsmen has something about them that makes them seem...evil. I''m not as scared with wolf spiders, since they have large forward-facing eyes like that of a jumper's that I can somehow sympathize with.

Agreed, although I don't get these in my home quote this big.m.

Wait...u still see the SAME wolf 🐺 spider 🕷 u released back into the wild 2 YEARS LATER?!?!?

@@beautyonabarnbudget seriously, if so that’s cool lol

@@beautyonabarnbudget At least I assume it. First she was in the yard between the plants, then we discovered her in the garden house and there still she is :) Dark, wet and quiet

@@GirlofCulture WOW

Sad to say this. But one of them crawled into my mail box and when I went to grab my mail she scared the shit out of me. I have a fear of spiders but I actually thought she looked cool. BUT! She wouldn’t come out and in order to get her out I sadly had to spray her out with water. She didn’t die but she was definitely wet af and had to rebuild her home elsewhere. I kinda felt bad

Haha! Nobody gives a fuck Haha! Also quit saying Haha it makes me go crazy Haha. idc if she’s 5 too…!

Wish I was that brave.. Damn

I bet it’s a lynx spider.

She must like you !!!! 😉😉🙂🙂😊😊😍😍😍💗💗💗❤🧡💛💚💙💜🤟👍🤜🤛🙏🕸🕸🕷🕷🕸🕸🕷🕷🕸🕸🕷🕷 !!!!

That's so cool!!! I don't mind small spiders in the house especially when they're earning their keep by eating harmful bugs.

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Well, it’s been six months so was this a til next molt kinda friend or a forever kinda friend? ❤😅 I would’ve had to keep her once we bonded.

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I am sorry to here about your little friend 😢

she immediately went to the cork and has pulled leaves in there lol - seems busy!

I had been considering getting a wolf spider as my next spider, after my beloved jumper (Hyllus Diardi) sadly passed. Think this video sealed the deal! My only concern is the speed - are they ok as long as you don’t startle them?

@@futurerush2560 i'll pop in and answer by saying that while they are one of the fastest spiders in the world (some of them can run 2 feet in a second) when startled they either stop moving entirely or try to bite whatever is bugging them so i wouldn't worry too much about it. I'd totally recommend wolf spiders, one thing I will say though is something I am yet to see in any care sheets; males appreciate space to move, they like to climb and they likely won't burrow

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I heard of a family in California that had to move out of their dream home because of wolf spiders. They couldn't get rid of them no matter what they did, the spiders would just come back with a vengeance. It was kinda creepy for sure.

Also... Wolf spiders need a ton of space if you want to see how they behave....a 3G aquarium is a good size...longer than tall...they can run and pounce on prey from across the enclosure in the blink of an eye. You need a big space to truly appreciate their behaviour. And it won't hide all the time if it feels safe ...it will always be visible. The ones here like flat rocks...it gives them hides and places to run. Your new enclosure is still only about 1/4 of the ground area I'd recommend if you want to see its natural behaviour. They hunt well away from their webbed up hide spot. They seem to prefer dryness as well, with only a bit of moisture beneath their hide rock.

Our local large wolfies look so much prettier though, not gonna lie...they have more wolf like "fur" with patterning. We do have some less pretty smaller ones.

I maintain that a lot of spiders have very cute faces when you get to see them close up, it's just that most of them either are too small to see their faces without magnification, or the bigger ones scare people off with their general body/leg shape before anybody bothers looking at their funny little face.

Well in Washington state I can say with certainty that the people who think every spider is brown recluse are definitely wrong 100% of the time since brown recluses are not native to the west coast, they only live in the middle part of the country.

@@chriswhinery925 While I have no argument against this I can say with confidence that most of the people around me are pretty dumb. If it's even kinda big with a bunch of legs it's obviously the most toxic kind of spider. Not that the recluse is the most potent, again most people are really dumb and don't want to learn.