The woodlouse will absolutely body any spider of similar size. It's strong, aggressive, and has incredible reach. When it bites another spider, that spider will die in seconds. Absolute badass of an arachnid.
Leashed by the mouth. It strikes me how how not desperate woody was to break free. It knew it was more important to pay attention to his foe. Seems like individual lines were not a problem for woody, even a few. But a mouthful of too only irritated him. He never seemed panicked. How intelligent it was.
Michael O'Byrne yay I know I hate red blacks and black widows aka Same thing pretty much. I live in aus so it’s red backs for me but they are exact same just red in a diff spot I think
@@blackwaterbelterish177 What the hell are you talking about.. Woodlouse spiders are extremely aggressive I used to put them together with wolf spiders when I was younger and they always kill the wolf spider.. Always.. They're probably the most aggressive spider in North America. Feel free to correct me on that but they're for sure not the type of spider to run away or just not really react if they're touched.
Justin K. My 15 pound chihuahua used to swat at them and eat them all the time. He never once got bit. One thing I will say though, they don’t dart away from you, so they are sort of fearless compared to other spiders. When you come up to them, they don’t ever run away. Stupid of course on their part, cause the shoe is the next thing coming for that ass, but I will give them that. They’re not scared. And like everyone else said. I have put woodlouse hunters in with Wolf, Recluse, Widows, and Grass spiders. They win every time. And always are the first to initiate a fight
The only reason why the Black widow lost is that it was crawling around looking for a WEB nest to crawl into. Had the Black widow already been in a web nest, it most likely would have won. The black widow can't capture prey or defend itself against enemies while it is crawling around on a flat surface. It has to be safely in a web nest in order to do that. But a TARANTULA can be on a flat surface to capture prey or defend itself because a tarantula lives on the GROUND, unlike a WEB NEST-living Black widow.
@@deshondbarnes8163 it looks like the Woodlouse spider is actually semi caught in the widows web. I think the real reason is the louse spiders huge fangs
Honestly,The Black Widow Would’ve Won If It Was Female.Males Have Less Potent Venom.The Way I Knew It Was Male Is There Was No Red Markings.So Maybe A Tie?
The only reason why the black widow lost is that the black widow was not in a WEB NEST. Black widows live in WEBS. They don't live on the GROUND. They aren't able to capture prey and defend themselves against enemies when they're crawling around on a flat surface such as the ground or the bottom of a jar.
We have a wood louse as a pet. Voracious eaters. She laid an egg sacred right after my daughter found her. The babies were so cute. We waited to long to separate them from her and she ate every single one of them in a days time😖. Awesome pet though.
I've watched a few of these fights over the last couple of days and this is the first time I've seen the black widow lose, every time I thought the black widow was going to lose it won so I had to give her the edge in this one despite that reddish spider with those huge pinching jaws looked mean an aggressive as hell lol
Yay finally a spider that kicked the widows butt! I’m sick of them always winning, I hate red backs which are same thing as black widow pretty much but a tad different in colouring etc
Why do people think that Black Widows are so fierce just because they have toxic venom. They’re actually not fierce or aggressive. They spin webs and rely on webs to capture prey. They don’t dwell on the ground and wrestle with prey. They are actually kind of delicate like most web weavers are. The Woodlouse is a completely different family of spiders. This is no contest.
It wasnt no contest by any means. The woodlouse spider was in trouble for the majority of the video, but the widow didnt capitalise on the many opportunities it had to sufficiently ensnare the woodlouse spider, always webbing it slightly then wandering off, allowing the woodlouse spider to break free every time.
@@dawudjibreel6075 The Black Widow was not wandering off, it was in full panic mode and trying to escape which is why it keeps flying out of shot all the time at speed. When it realised it could not escape or pin the Woodlouse down enough it tried foolishly at the end to bite the Woodlouse which was just dooming itself at that point as it could never outreach it jaws. The Woodlouse spider is not like many other spiders that the Black Widow tends to wins against if not in a web. It will never takes it eyes off it's opponent and will always try to face them with it armored front and massive jaws spread out to literally out bite almost any other spider of it size range with ease. This is why it almost always watching The Black Widow and why the Black Widow made it's fatal mistake through fear when it realised the Woodlouse would not stop till it killed it. Most Black Widows either web down their opponent and bite a leg or try to come from behind as they are in fact quite cowardly and try to avoid direct contact, at least from the front even in their webs. The Woodlouse is always preventing anything from getting behind it and this behaviour got too much for the Black Widow basically as it's use to the other spider eventually panicking and showing it a flank or their rear for an easy bite. In the Black Widow web it in the ascendance but would still be at risk of being killed should it try and attack from the front if the jaws are still partly operable, outside of it it's just another thing to bite and kill to the Woodlouse as it far more ill tempered for sure when locked in tiny spaces with other invertebrates. It basically a serial killer and the Black Widow knows that even if you did not.
The Very obvious reason is she was busy trying to get out of that glass she was in ....it was a circumstantial encounter not really a good test here ....
Black Widow (VENOM): Round and round, here I go. Where I spin, nobody knows! Woodhouse Spider (CARNAGE): Keep at it Venom, I'm the one who will challenge Spiderman. Spiderman: Am I a joke to you both? You're both going down in the next movie!
The Woodlouse has huge fangs, that might help her bite out of the range of the Black Widows bite. It looked like an absolutely crushing bite she got it. Game over.
Hi. I am no expert. I photograph spiders as a hobby. That said. I cannot tell if this is a black widow or a false widow without seeing under it. However it did all the classic widow moves. It acted like it was trying to escape all the while wrapping the Woodlouse spider At around 9:16 it moved in for a leg joint bite, (again classic widow. Black Widows will normally bite a leg joint). After the woodlouse spider's abdomen trembled. At 9:45 the woodlouse spider shook off the venom and grabbed the widow. t pulled her in for a bite. The widow was instantly immoblized . It would then come in fir a second bite. It seems that woodlice spiders have some immunity or tolerance to other spider venom.Maybe because they eat woodlice which taste horrible. In the end you can see the lingering effects of the widow's venom. The person who made failed because they did not tell us if the spider lived or ate the widow.
they get close at 9:16 when the widow falls off the wall of the jar, but not close enough for the widow to bite, slow it down to 0.25 speed, you'll see the widow doesnt get a bite in
Man that was amazing, and really so close, Just one slip. From the black widow, If it had gone on any longer it would go the other way with the wood louse spider being tangled up and becoming lunch for the black widow.
I expected one of them to be eating the other, but the music was an excellent choice. I think these two blind queens will figure out how to cohabitate based on the information provided here.
I agree with the commenter who said that 9 times out of 10 the black widow is the one who comes out victorious. I began watching this video with that expectation. Seems like MOST spiders and scorpions would much rather not tangle with the black widow. I guess the black widow is considered a predator among most of them. And this one walked around the jar doing what black widows ALWAYS do....spinning her web in an attempt to tangle up its opponents' legs. The woodlouse laid back in the cut in a defensive posture like it was basically saying "Just leave me alone, I don't want to fight you but I will if I have to" and we all know the black widow isn't even listening to that logic.....it's that spider's nature to fight, win or lose. It went in for the kill and the woodlouse laid the deathgrip on her.....Seems like at the end the woodlouse was sitting back in disbelief like "I really killed her huh??".....Ha!! :-)
the black wider has a job interview at a scary haunted house and is trying to get to the job interview or would have really killed the blonde head spiders immediately but didn't want to mess up its black hairdoo.
I would like to see woodlouse spider Vs jumping spider(especially from genus phiddipus or hyllus) One is an aggressive and big fanged tough spider while other is a soft bodied but a skilled and intelligent spider who is more dependent on physical strength than venom.
Beethoven 's late string quartets may not be ideal bg music for footage of bugs killing each other, but to refer to any of the late quartets as “elevator music” is so retarded as to beggar belief. They are at the pinnacle of creative genius, decades ahead of their time. To make such an inane remark identifies the author (Dah Dah Beautiful) as a clod of ignorance and stupidity.
It was pretty obvious to me that the black widow was trying to get away the whole time, it sensed a treat and wanted nothing to do with it. There was brief contact right after it was dropped in then spent the rest of the time trying to climb out.
"Top of the morning to ya, Mr. Triceratops! Take a look at what I've caught in my glass jar." "Why that's a fine looking Dysdera Crocata! Excellent find, Mr. Ankylosaurus!" "Why thank you. Say, you still have that black widow you caught last week? Care to make a little wager?"
Once got bit by a dersiderer crocator two puncture wounds on the tip of finger made finger joints painful ithe pain and numbness move from middle finger to thumb very strange ?
We used to call Woodlouse Spiders Red Devils, and you say my 5th-9th grade school years of studying entomology on my own thanks to personal interest actually consisted of catching these bare handedly on a regular basis. I’ve actually been bitten on numerous occasions as well, with one actually hanging from my pinky while working an overkill of venom into it out of spite. Fun times man, fun times. No seriously, fun times!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That wood louse spider reminds me of the funnel weaver spiders in Australia highly aggressive oversized fangs and no body hair this must be a small cousin kind of like the red backs and black widows are cousins.
Not quite. Red backs and Black widows are indeed cousins (same Genus), but Wood louse spider and Funnel weavers are different Genus, different Families, and different Sub-Orders. But they do resemble each other
I have a crocada dysdera spider, I caught it,on a glue trap, back in 2006, in an old building I lived in,I don't remember if It was dead or alive, I just decided to check,the glue trap,and was shocked,because I never saw a spider,with large fang's,any way, It's called the Wood Louse spider, and I removed it from the glue trap,with baby oil,and I put it in a medicine bottle, and scare people with it,lol, Here we are in 2019,and I still have it.
It would seem like the black widow was actually trying to circle and entangle the woodlouse but the woodlouse spider was on to the black widows game and was trying to untangle itself. The woodlouse at times is heavily underestimated and it's jaws are like vice grips! Slashing and breaking shizz up! And it looks like it's got some potent venom as well?! It's jaws almost re mind me of the camel spider. Scissorzor wins!!!
No that black widow wasnt webbing the wood spider...it was scared and tryied to leave...but any other day that boack widow woulda easily webbed down that wood spider and won
@@IvanLopez-dn7vs, bullshit! It's quite obvious the Black Widow was trying to lay web to entangle the Woodlouse, but it didn't work. And the Woodlouse kicked that ass, quit making excuses!
The woodlouse spider isn't even venomous either, only a biter, which doesn't cause any issues here in the UK. Strange to see one of the deadliest get owned by one of less deadly spiders.
The woodlouse will absolutely body any spider of similar size.
It's strong, aggressive, and has incredible reach. When it bites another spider, that spider will die in seconds.
Absolute badass of an arachnid.
Almost like a mini camel spider.
Super fragile though. I tried moving one with a piece of paper and it popped.
@@aquatichighs I've heard about that. Never had one pop while handling it before, though.
The Woodlouse spider seems far more 'aware' than the Black widow... Seems able to track & watch it's potential prey or threat more.
Because woodlouse is a ground hunter.
Definitely has old world spider vibes
At 9:50 it gets rough.
Oof. Widow brought a switchblade to a claymore fight. RIP
Me: watches this video
Also me: feels charger touch my skin
Me again:SCREAMS
Hahah!
😂😂😂😂me too
Coward
Day 4 of watching Spiders fighting each other: Am now going to bed with Light-up Skechers on...
Just don't stare at the lights cos shadows move...
😂😂
It’s like venom vs carnage like if u agree
precious agdinaoay exactly
Agree
Venom is always the badass like Black Widow. That is until Carnage comes along and Fucks up Venom like Thanos did to Black Widow lol
Right, like when Venom and Carnage merged into Toxin.
The music is very eloquent, pardon me' do you have any grey poupon?
Oh deary me, *meddles with monical* we seem to have ravished our current supply. Jenkins, do be a sport and fetch more grey poupon and make it snappy!
Yes l do would you like some !
Not so fun fact: The Germans HATED this piece by Beethoven when he first debuted it.
Wood louse spider started off trapped by a web strand.
it's its own web.
Leashed by the mouth. It strikes me how how not desperate woody was to break free. It knew it was more important to pay attention to his foe. Seems like individual lines were not a problem for woody, even a few. But a mouthful of too only irritated him. He never seemed panicked. How intelligent it was.
I feel sad for the tiny spiders. They were afraid and just wanted to hide, not fight.
But whats done is done. . . R.i.p
Is you really mourning a damn spider
@@femboygaming1827 fr lmfao
It would only be bothersome to me if the 2 were species that would never likely encounter one another in the wild
Nice to finally see a black widow get it. So often it's the other way round.
Michael O'Byrne yay I know I hate red blacks and black widows aka Same thing pretty much. I live in aus so it’s red backs for me but they are exact same just red in a diff spot I think
Why did you literally spoil it? Now I don’t get to enjoy the vid. :(
McDolanDuck 12 that’s why ya don’t read the comments before watching.
@@NMW80 they look the same
Its cause the black widow usually attacks by webbing up their prey first so they usually win but this one was scared and got bitt
After the filming of this video, the film creator made somebody put the lotion in the basket.
Hahahaaaa!
It puts the lotion on it's skin or it gets the hose again.
Hilarious!!!
I used to call those red spiders the red fighting war spiders.. their mandibles are extremely big and they are hella aggressive lol
joeresio I had one charge at me when I was a kid. Shit was scary as hell, those little fuckers don’t back down without a fight.
@@blackwaterbelterish177 What the hell are you talking about.. Woodlouse spiders are extremely aggressive I used to put them together with wolf spiders when I was younger and they always kill the wolf spider.. Always.. They're probably the most aggressive spider in North America. Feel free to correct me on that but they're for sure not the type of spider to run away or just not really react if they're touched.
Justin K. My 15 pound chihuahua used to swat at them and eat them all the time. He never once got bit. One thing I will say though, they don’t dart away from you, so they are sort of fearless compared to other spiders. When you come up to them, they don’t ever run away. Stupid of course on their part, cause the shoe is the next thing coming for that ass, but I will give them that. They’re not scared. And like everyone else said. I have put woodlouse hunters in with Wolf, Recluse, Widows, and Grass spiders. They win every time. And always are the first to initiate a fight
Jihad James found one today under a drain pipe and tried for 5 minutes to catch it. It definitely was running away lol they are surprisingly fast.
Spiders do not have mandibles. They have chelicerae.
Never occurred to me that a Blackwidow "WOULD LOSE" to a WOODLOUSE
Not if she was hanging from her web.
The only reason why the Black widow lost is that it was crawling around looking for a WEB nest to crawl into. Had the Black widow already been in a web nest, it most likely would have won. The black widow can't capture prey or defend itself against enemies while it is crawling around on a flat surface. It has to be safely in a web nest in order to do that. But a TARANTULA can be on a flat surface to capture prey or defend itself because a tarantula lives on the GROUND, unlike a WEB NEST-living Black widow.
@@deshondbarnes8163 it looks like the Woodlouse spider is actually semi caught in the widows web. I think the real reason is the louse spiders huge fangs
@@deshondbarnes8163 it's not fair in a web because the insect or spider would be stuck
Widows are not very aggressive either. They will shy away from confrontation with other spiders.
Please tell me that the woodlouse won it's freedom?
She really earned it!
Most likely died from vemon
Spoiler
Honestly,The Black Widow Would’ve Won If It Was Female.Males Have Less Potent Venom.The Way I Knew It Was Male Is There Was No Red Markings.So Maybe A Tie?
Project Sharksify Alt that is a female. Males are brown
@@ionaccelerator8033 that was a female. The red on our widows is on the underside of ths abdomen.
That louse spider's got some nasty weapons right! 👀
Black Widow: What a web of wonder I achieve, when I spin my thread to deceive!
Other spider: ok, let's get this over with!
I wasn't expecting the black widow to lose
Al M. Same here but I’m glad it did for once
Woodlouse spider is super aggressive, they will lunge at most things in front of them much larger
The only reason why the black widow lost is that the black widow was not in a WEB NEST. Black widows live in WEBS. They don't live on the GROUND. They aren't able to capture prey and defend themselves against enemies when they're crawling around on a flat surface such as the ground or the bottom of a jar.
We have a wood louse as a pet. Voracious eaters. She laid an egg sacred right after my daughter found her. The babies were so cute. We waited to long to separate them from her and she ate every single one of them in a days time😖. Awesome pet though.
Mother nature is INSANE honestly.
I've watched a few of these fights over the last couple of days and this is the first time I've seen the black widow lose, every time I thought the black widow was going to lose it won so I had to give her the edge in this one despite that reddish spider with those huge pinching jaws looked mean an aggressive as hell lol
Yeah for it’s size those fangs are huge, basically automatically giving it the edge over most things similar sized or even bigger
Cellar Spiders kill both. Anything that gets stuck in a cellar spiders web is toast
@@bellaxxi4116 no offense but that’s a given as you said “stuck” makes it pretty hard to use any offense
Yay finally a spider that kicked the widows butt! I’m sick of them always winning, I hate red backs which are same thing as black widow pretty much but a tad different in colouring etc
All spiders can kill each other.
Why do people think that Black Widows are so fierce just because they have toxic venom. They’re actually not fierce or aggressive. They spin webs and rely on webs to capture prey. They don’t dwell on the ground and wrestle with prey. They are actually kind of delicate like most web weavers are. The Woodlouse is a completely different family of spiders. This is no contest.
It wasnt no contest by any means. The woodlouse spider was in trouble for the majority of the video, but the widow didnt capitalise on the many opportunities it had to sufficiently ensnare the woodlouse spider, always webbing it slightly then wandering off, allowing the woodlouse spider to break free every time.
@@dawudjibreel6075 The Black Widow was not wandering off, it was in full panic mode and trying to escape which is why it keeps flying out of shot all the time at speed. When it realised it could not escape or pin the Woodlouse down enough it tried foolishly at the end to bite the Woodlouse which was just dooming itself at that point as it could never outreach it jaws.
The Woodlouse spider is not like many other spiders that the Black Widow tends to wins against if not in a web. It will never takes it eyes off it's opponent and will always try to face them with it armored front and massive jaws spread out to literally out bite almost any other spider of it size range with ease. This is why it almost always watching The Black Widow and why the Black Widow made it's fatal mistake through fear when it realised the Woodlouse would not stop till it killed it.
Most Black Widows either web down their opponent and bite a leg or try to come from behind as they are in fact quite cowardly and try to avoid direct contact, at least from the front even in their webs. The Woodlouse is always preventing anything from getting behind it and this behaviour got too much for the Black Widow basically as it's use to the other spider eventually panicking and showing it a flank or their rear for an easy bite.
In the Black Widow web it in the ascendance but would still be at risk of being killed should it try and attack from the front if the jaws are still partly operable, outside of it it's just another thing to bite and kill to the Woodlouse as it far more ill tempered for sure when locked in tiny spaces with other invertebrates. It basically a serial killer and the Black Widow knows that even if you did not.
Jesus..the fangs on that woodlouse
Ailoria Rayne. I thought the same. I would hate to take a bite from those
I was shocked too...man those fangs are bigger than my future xD..lol
@@johnhenrypiezas1622 Oof. That self burn though....need some burn cream pal?
Yes distraught crocata long jawed woodlouse hunter awesome arachnid
😱
The music really sweetens the experience
Surprised the widow didn't throw out more sticky web to entangle her foe like they usually do.
It's because it wasn't food. As far as I know they only do that with their food so that it can't escape while eating.
The Very obvious reason is she was busy trying to get out of that glass she was in ....it was a circumstantial encounter not really a good test here ....
Edwin Navedo that’s true but u can’t give one side home field advantage either. Lol
@@edwinnavedojr The black widow was pretending to be escaping while filling the jar walls with web to entangle the woodlouse.
Black Widow (VENOM): Round and round, here I go. Where I spin, nobody knows!
Woodhouse Spider (CARNAGE): Keep at it Venom, I'm the one who will challenge Spiderman.
Spiderman: Am I a joke to you both? You're both going down in the next movie!
It straight up chewed it's face off!!
Black widows rely on a web. Its like taking a sea lion out of water to fight a pitbull.
The Woodlouse has huge fangs, that might help her bite out of the range of the Black Widows bite. It looked like an absolutely crushing bite she got it. Game over.
Hi. I am no expert. I photograph spiders as a hobby. That said. I cannot tell if this is a black widow or a false widow without seeing under it. However it did all the classic widow moves. It acted like it was trying to escape all the while wrapping the Woodlouse spider
At around 9:16 it moved in for a leg joint bite, (again classic widow. Black Widows will normally bite a leg joint). After the woodlouse spider's abdomen trembled.
At 9:45 the woodlouse spider shook off the venom and grabbed the widow. t pulled her in for a bite. The widow was instantly immoblized . It would then come in fir a second bite.
It seems that woodlice spiders have some immunity or tolerance to other spider venom.Maybe because they eat woodlice which taste horrible.
In the end you can see the lingering effects of the widow's venom. The person who made failed because they did not tell us if the spider lived or ate the widow.
You can see red on the bottom of the black spider around the 10 min mark if you slow it to .25
james spencer it was too hard to see if widow got a bite in, I will have to watch on bigger screen
I doubt that anything that small can survive the bite of a widow, the Woodland Spider simply didn't got bitten.
they get close at 9:16 when the widow falls off the wall of the jar, but not close enough for the widow to bite, slow it down to 0.25 speed, you'll see the widow doesnt get a bite in
@@TheAngmarwitch Thanks. I failed to slow it down. Good catch.
*Excuse me sir, what will you want to drink?*
That was as painful as watching a Floyd Mayweather "fight". Tactical ballroom dancing!!!!
I've actually caged a woodlouse with a few other non venomous spiders years ago and a few weeks later it was the last spider alive.
There is no such thing as a non venomous spider.
@@MW-jm6bj Uloboridae lack venom glands.
Man that was amazing, and really so close, Just one slip. From the black widow, If it had gone on any longer it would go the other way with the wood louse spider being tangled up and becoming lunch for the black widow.
death embrace at about 10mins, death bite delivered by which one?
I expected one of them to be eating the other, but the music was an excellent choice. I think these two blind queens will figure out how to cohabitate based on the information provided here.
Where do you find those woodlouse spiders at? Are they in the US? I feel I've seen these before or one similar
Yes theyre worldwide. look under logs for them , they feed on woodlice, hence the name
kind of cool
+Juan M. Rodriguez ---------What the hell is up sucka? How did you find my Bug Battle Channel? The Riddler? how you been?
I agree with the commenter who said that 9 times out of 10 the black widow is the one who comes out victorious. I began watching this video with that expectation. Seems like MOST spiders and scorpions would much rather not tangle with the black widow. I guess the black widow is considered a predator among most of them. And this one walked around the jar doing what black widows ALWAYS do....spinning her web in an attempt to tangle up its opponents' legs. The woodlouse laid back in the cut in a defensive posture like it was basically saying "Just leave me alone, I don't want to fight you but I will if I have to" and we all know the black widow isn't even listening to that logic.....it's that spider's nature to fight, win or lose. It went in for the kill and the woodlouse laid the deathgrip on her.....Seems like at the end the woodlouse was sitting back in disbelief like "I really killed her huh??".....Ha!! :-)
the black wider has a job interview at a scary haunted house and is trying to get to the job interview or would have really killed the blonde head spiders immediately but didn't want to mess up its black hairdoo.
Power vs finesse.
I would like to see woodlouse spider Vs jumping spider(especially from genus phiddipus or hyllus) One is an aggressive and big fanged tough spider while other is a soft bodied but a skilled and intelligent spider who is more dependent on physical strength than venom.
If a spider listened to music, this would be said music.
The wood louse spider puts me in mind of a skidder with those fangs.
A 15-minute video just so we can watch them size each other up and listen to some elevator music 😒
😁😁😁😁
I was funny they stared brank dancing
Beethoven 's late string quartets may not be ideal bg music for footage of bugs killing each other, but to refer to any of the late quartets as “elevator music” is so retarded as to beggar belief. They are at the pinnacle of creative genius, decades ahead of their time. To make such an inane remark identifies the author (Dah Dah Beautiful) as a clod of ignorance and stupidity.
@@mariajosealemany2415 : The woodlouse spider was still alive at the end and it's unsure if the black spider died.
@@GarethJefferson I was looking for this comment. Lol
It was pretty obvious to me that the black widow was trying to get away the whole time, it sensed a treat and wanted nothing to do with it. There was brief contact right after it was dropped in then spent the rest of the time trying to climb out.
Amazing how the black spider manage to web the yellow on a center that it cannot let go.. But still the yellow has a KNIFE on his side.
I feel like something is crawling on me while watching this.
Considering this thing hunts pill bugs, the bugs that roll into a ball and have a tough shell. Yeah, I am not surprised it won.
Imagine this happend in the time of the dinosaurs!😳
"Top of the morning to ya, Mr. Triceratops! Take a look at what I've caught in my glass jar."
"Why that's a fine looking Dysdera Crocata! Excellent find, Mr. Ankylosaurus!"
"Why thank you. Say, you still have that black widow you caught last week? Care to make a little wager?"
10:00 is the exiting part thank me later
Woodlouse spider from very start already 'caught' up in strong bit of sticky threading from presumably the widow spider as it not its own.
Don't know much about the wood louse spider are they nasty?
Question
Why do spiders that make webs get stuck in other spiders webs?
Man I always thought Woodlouse Spiders were lightweights. Impressive.
Once got bit by a dersiderer crocator two puncture wounds on the tip of finger made finger joints painful ithe pain and numbness move from middle finger to thumb very strange ?
What happened? Did the woodlouse spider inject some kinda paralyzing venom? Or just killed it with a bite
I just got a woodlous spider that came in threw the front door and i got it high with weed hahah
Good times.lol
Good times. Did the spider ask to try the bong. Lol
Idiot
Tryptamine Mysticism I agree. No respect.
Just as bad as the person fighting spiders.
Skip to 9:50. That's where the fight happens.
hi
Thanks
That would of of ended differently had they fought in the black widow web off the ground
It looked like it was kinda caught up in some webbing . Not immobilized but still.
If that happened that would've been an advantage for the black widow
I got a woodlouse spider today. It’s why I watched the video
The woodlouse is a champion I have one as a pet to
I JUST caught one in my basement. I housed her and she IMMEDIATELY started building her a lil spot under the sub straight! She's REALLY cool!
@@mistymcclure8140 I want to keep one any advice?
We used to call Woodlouse Spiders Red Devils, and you say my 5th-9th grade school years of studying entomology on my own thanks to personal interest actually consisted of catching these bare handedly on a regular basis. I’ve actually been bitten on numerous occasions as well, with one actually hanging from my pinky while working an overkill of venom into it out of spite. Fun times man, fun times. No seriously, fun times!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
We did 2 we called them red devil spiders thats what they look like
Lol the music
Who won!!?
fighter that sinks venom first wins ... woodhouse faster: paralyzed widow & watched her take it
15 minute video for 30 second fight?
Fight shows widow weaving a web around red.
And red eating the web lol
I just watched and I was like damn really
The black widow I think does have a disadvantage against those huge fangs.
I knew the woodlouse spider would win, they are bulkier and stronger. Also look at those choppers, they’re massive!!
When you lr playing RPG and focuses your upgrades on attack...(woodlouse)
Kiss of death
The Woodhouse spider took too long to get its prey then became prey .lol.
The Black Widow was smarter, she saw its fangs and said "F*** that" then surrounded the Woodlouse with her web to limit its movement.
whose web is who?
Yea, a dual death in that ring. Woody didn't survive either, he was in his own death throes.
the woodlouse spider doesn't bite. it impales its victim lol.
Stuck on a web but has a powerful bite
Like the classic music like a western guy riding horse
Woodlouse spiders were always champions when i battled bugs as a kid. Almost as deadly as phidippius audax
Who invited the Fiddler Crab tho...?
Doesn’t look like a black widow...they usually tie them up with their back legs...but loved the music >_
I say the same thing. This can't be a Widow cause the battle strategy was not normal??
Slow it to .25 around the 10 min mark , you can see red on the bottom of the black spider indicating a black widow ?
There are several spiders with red underneath...doesn’t make it a black widow
99% black widow
If you say so
Venom vs Carnage right there. And Carnage kicked venom's ass.
That wood louse spider reminds me of the funnel weaver spiders in Australia highly aggressive oversized fangs and no body hair this must be a small cousin kind of like the red backs and black widows are cousins.
Not quite. Red backs and Black widows are indeed cousins (same Genus), but Wood louse spider and Funnel weavers are different Genus, different Families, and different Sub-Orders. But they do resemble each other
Did the wood mouse spider die too? I didn’t see her bite it but she prob did
They both just wanted to be out of this slippery drinking glass that some unfeeling human put them in.
14:28 - 'Is it dead yet? Yep I think it may it is?'.
You mean to tell me that black widow did all that work just to have a failed attempt at biting a wood house spider in the face and gets owned lol
I have a crocada dysdera spider, I caught it,on a glue trap, back in 2006, in an old building I lived in,I don't remember if It was dead or alive, I just decided to check,the glue trap,and was shocked,because I never saw a spider,with large fang's,any way, It's called the Wood Louse spider, and I removed it from the glue trap,with baby oil,and I put it in a medicine bottle, and scare people with it,lol, Here we are in 2019,and I still have it.
Good job I was taking a dump while I watched this or it would have been a total waste of time 😖
That's what I'm doing right now.
Wow
Not the normal habitat for the spiders to attack each other.
Spider dysdera Crocata is my favorite♥️
Black widow was making web circles, lucky other spider
Are woodlouse spiders related to camel spiders
it's not really fair cuz it's in the glass bowl an their natural habitat there's dirt and rocks👈
Rob Lee, actually the unfair part is the widow is completely blind, while her opponent is a walking hunter with decent spider eyesight.
It would seem like the black widow was actually trying to circle and entangle the woodlouse but the woodlouse spider was on to the black widows game and was trying to untangle itself. The woodlouse at times is heavily underestimated and it's jaws are like vice grips! Slashing and breaking shizz up! And it looks like it's got some potent venom as well?! It's jaws almost re mind me of the camel spider. Scissorzor wins!!!
No that black widow wasnt webbing the wood spider...it was scared and tryied to leave...but any other day that boack widow woulda easily webbed down that wood spider and won
@@IvanLopez-dn7vs, bullshit! It's quite obvious the Black Widow was trying to lay web to entangle the Woodlouse, but it didn't work. And the Woodlouse kicked that ass, quit making excuses!
9:15 straight up elbow drop
The woodlouse spider isn't even venomous either, only a biter, which doesn't cause any issues here in the UK. Strange to see one of the deadliest get owned by one of less deadly spiders.
*ALL* spiders are venomous
Can we get a #RIP
crazy how bad some people are, seeing the widow lose