"The Amazon is like nowhere else; Every branche, Every vine, every kreek harvest 100's of poisenes creature's" *Proceeds to lay flat down on the ground*
@@benjaminfarrar9643 based on the fact that plenty of people liked the comment it must not be that lame. And by the way, being a grouchy judgemental douchebag is pretty unoriginal as well so ya know. Maybe keep your shitty opinions to yourself and get fucked?
I live in north Brazil, and going for a walk in a nearby trail, i met one of these little bastards once, it was in the attack position, threatining me. Literally had to walk on the opposite direction, i would not risk getting bit by one of these, they're extremely dangerous. My mother's old childhood friend, a farmer, died after getting bit by a wandering spider in a barn, he had 57 years old, and died within 2 hours. Edit: he had a heart disease which agravatted with the spider's venom and led to his death that short.
They go into threat posture for a shadow passing by them. It's enough to stay a bit away from them, they won't hunt you down. But yes, they're dangerous and not to be played with. Even for a healthy human it can be a real problem.
We keep red fang and black fang wandering spider in the UK 🇬🇧 we can keep 6 eye sand spider, and funnel Web spider, I don't have any but my friends do, I just keep tarantula 🕷🖤
As a brazilian who lives at the savana (cerrado biome), this spider is my worst nightmare. My dad used to provoke them to show me how to recognize 'em, but it also made me traumatized lol
Cara meu primo foi picado na perna agente não sabia éramos todos crianças eu era o caçula e achava que a aranha queria brincar 🤪😂 meu primo foi na onda e ficou parado foi a hora que ela saltou e picou a perna dele próximo a panturrilha esquerda me lembro da dor dele e ele caindo matamos ela e levamos junto pros médicos mais eles já sabiam só de falar que ela se armou antes de atacar a tradução do nome acho eu que tá errada pois o nome armadeira vem dela se posicionar antes de atacar correto ela levanta as duas patas da frente e depois salta no cara me lembro como se fosse ontem foi tenso 😅😔👍
As a owner of this species I own various spiders from different parts of the world and this is one I'm the most careful with. It's more deadly than people think.
@@lofthouse23 call me crazy but yes I have a full grown male wandering spider he is just now 2 years old sadly he will only live to be 3 years old I do not get him out unless I have to to clean his cage and etc
@@tom56ism I personally do not own the Sydney funnel web spider. Some argue the Sydney as more dangerous or even deadly but the wandering spider does dry bite most of the time but when it deliveries a dose of venom it's never good and had even killed people with the anti venom being administered. But there have been no deaths since the anti venom for Sydney funnel web spider was introduced.
This is certainly one of the Wandering Spider from my country but I got quite impressed by how close he got to it. This spider is used to hide between bananas (I don't know the reason lol) and it's aggressive as fuck, I wouldn't stay 3 meters close to it lol.
He's in the Amazon. It's a matter of preference. There is not much protection from the bugs either way. However, wearing shoes you run the risk of them getting trapped inside and biting or stinging you. Also, you have to deal with foot fungus which would grow under the ideal conditions of the sweltering humidity. Your feet would be soaked and on fire after hiking in the Amazon with boots/shoes. Going barefoot makes more sense as long as you constantly watch where you step.
@@AdamHarrisongpl-projx Dude, walking barefoot in the Amazon Jungle DOES NOT MAKE MORE SENSE> You have NO clue what you are talking about! You are a fucking idiot!
@@AdamHarrisongpl-projx So you think wearing hiking boots or shoes leads to foot fungus!!1 That shows how little you know. You have OBVIOUSLY never hiked in areas like this. Have you ever heard of foot powders? Have you ever heard of PROPER HYGIENE, like keeping your feet clean? Just the fact that you are saying it makes more sense to walk around in rough or harsh terrain barefoot proves you are either Trolling or fucking stupid!
@@-WhizzBang- Whoa take it easy Mr. High Blood Pressure. You sound like the next Stephen Paddock. Watch how he walks in the video. Clearly he is watching his step so obviously he isn't walking as carelessly as someone wearing shoes would be walking. Also, the indigenous peoples of the Amazon walk barefoot and slow like this which completely invalidates your rebuttal. Foot powder in an environment with nearly 100 percent humidity would not be more effective than ash which is exactly what the natives use. They apply it to their feet and DONT wear shoes because it would trap the sweat and render the powder useless. Also, hot and sweaty boots are the perfect environment for fungus. What I said is valid and accurate, and I have hiked in places like this as a graduate student for cultural anthropology. We didn't wear shoes. So, if you think you've got all the answers (plural) to the universe, keep spouting your nonsense here and embarrassing yourself.
@@thrillho90 yeah red backs wont inject enough to kill u maybe mske u sick fir a couple day bit u would most likely have an allergic reaction to it over anything
I lived in Brazil when I was younger and learned about this spider shortly after moving there. It definitely kept me up at night for a while. Luckily for me I never encountered one.
Open coffin funeral "Today we mourn the passing of our dear Steve, too soon was he taken from us by the beady little jaws of a spider but at least he passed away doing what he loves the most" (A guy peers into the coffin) "Well that's seems pretty obvious...." Love you Steve hope you stay safe!
"It gets its name from its endless wandering in search of food." I can relate. I shall henceforth be referred to as the 'Dutch Wandering Woman'. Bad jokes aside; that is a fascinating spider, and quite beautiful to see. I sure am glad I don't have to worry about them popping up near my house, though.
There is nothing beautiful about this spider at all. I don't get the fascination that some people have with these hideous creatures. If I see one in my house, it's not getting releases outside; it's getting ruined and squished by the bottom of my steel toe'd boots. I couldn't give a hot shit whether or not "ThEy KiLL aLL ThE GrOss iNsEcTs AnD PeStS iN yOuR HoUsE" or not; I'm demolishing it the moment I see it.
The worst thing is that they can be inside your house in rural areas, I've seen one myself and my stepfather tried to mess with it and just threw himself in his face hahahahaha They are demons, they really attack!!
Within 30 minutes or so, these symptoms become systemic and include irregular heartbeat, high or low blood pressure, abdominal cramping, hypothermia, nausea, vertigo, blurred vision and convulsions.
Hes a professional this man has done this hos whole life I'm sure the small area was rustled before hand and checked they then knew the spider was there and with shoes you can crush it
@@Shorts-ru8jt LOL..that is like saying he is a professional Russian Roulette player. STFU, idiot. There is no such thing as a "professional" at what he did, there is only STUPID!
The funnel web has the strongest venom and kills the fastest among spiders, being able to kill in just 15 minutes and there have been cases of people who did not survive even after the antidote, but the Brazilian Wandering Spider, as it is very aggressive and bites more, is considered the most dangerous but not the most toxic
It’s fast, aggressive and very dangerous. I have seen this spider but I knew enough to give a wide berth. If you’re a child, or elderly or just not in the best of health a bite is serious. But it’s always serious. A bite from these things can kill a healthy grown man. And it has.
I congratulate you on the quality of the images and on the well reported information. I wanted to reciprocate with some useful information: for some time now, there have been foot wraps that are useful for walking through the forest: they have been called "shoes". Good luck!
Seriously all three of those places seem dangerous af. If it isn’t their animals it’s their arachnids/insects and if not those the people like wtf lmfao
Sorry for interrupting but that spider is NOT a Phoneutria. That spider you were looking for has black and white striped front legs but that spider didn't have these coloured legs.
I’m not sure which you mean but besides some variation, I agree the one used in most of clip and found in field isn’t Phoneutria, it looks to be Ancylometes which are often confused but close relatives. The stock footage they seem to use for the last 30 seconds which seems filmed in a studio is definitely one of the Phoneutria species. The spider also changed from a female into a mature male, I expect by the magic of television
I imagine what she had were wolf spiders........ Really doubt she's got a Brazilian wandering spider as they require a licence to keep in most Countries.
i found one of these in my apartment and not knowing what it was i put it in a container with a paper sheet and let it go outside, after that i posted the photo of the spider in reddit and found out it was one of these ones, im now paranoid as hell i could have died that day , i live in Argentina near brazil
@@jindabyne1509 I think you took that a little too literally. And until you can prove where you live and that they actually do live there. I'm not just going to accept some random comment from a person I don't know.
I'm sure there is also a jumping spider from the rain Forrest they seems permanently angry and can kill you. Wonder which would win between Brazilian and Australian animals in an all out fight?
I realy like how people say "its no worse then a bee sting".. Its same as saing: Getting needle at doctors office is bout same as getting stabed with 2 large rusty nails, lol Seriously, have You ever seen someone bitten by large tarantula (lets say like A.geniculata), just physical damage (size of fangs is impressive) can be far worse then anything honeybee can do with venom. Also, lots of people are allergic to bees, causing another problem for this comparision (its extreamly rare to be allergic to spider venom). And afcourse, even in new world, theres spieces who can give Ya hell of a bite (like psalmopoeus), let alone old world spieces. It is also very bad idea to but wild hairkicking tarantula near Your face, these hairs can do far more damage then its venom... And theres always fun change getting bacterial infection from wild spider bite (hell, i got bacterial infection from opiliones bite, most people refuse to belive these can even bite human (yes they can, atleast some spieces)...). Lets say someone from Australia watch this, honeybee is much same there but have You met AU T-s? Belive me, bee sting seems very nice compared to bite from any of Au tarantulas :P Telling people tarantulas are harmless is not good. Tarantulas are harmless if You know theme and what this specific spieces can do (venom strenght, speed, hairkicking, attidude etc). Otherwise, many tarantulas can cause ireversible damage (hairs can do very bad damage to eyes. Some tarantula venoms are very painfully and cause long lasting muscle spasms etc). And afcorse, theres spiders people may mistake as "tarantula" but may end up messing with something more dangerous. I can also rant bit bout different spieces in family apidae... If You compare it to bee venom, most people think honeybee.. But apidae contains around 6000 known spieces (some with far more potent venom then Your common bee)... Sorry for rant, but seriously, spider bite and bee/wasp/hornet sting cant be compared. These work way to diffrent and theres many many spieces of tarantulas, bees, wasps etc. With venom ranking between harmless to potentialy lethal. Also tarantulas use fangs for eating, digging etc giving a fair change of bacterial infection that can be worse then painfully venom.
Anyone can go to the amazon but its at your own risk because those spiders arent the only thing you have to worry about. They also have black caimans, and anacondas
Don’t... nah on a real, these spiders are fucking scrappers, they do not give a shit. You’ll probably find them hidden away trying to ambush their prey. Just a word of advice, if you ever find yourself brave enough to look for one, if they raise their front legs at you RUN, that’s the sign they’re going to attack, it’s called the “death dance” colloquially I believe.
Luova dude, these spiders are aggressive, they’re KNOWN to attack lol, and you telling me to keep my distance only serves as repetition to what I said 🤣🤣
@Elm Kid Most bites people get are just warning bites ( bites that have a very small dose of venom pumped in ). Death by these spiders is EXTREMELY rare even when the person bitten doesn't go to the hospital. This venom is only meant to take down prey from something as small as a cricket to something as big as a lizard. You're only really in danger if you're allergic to the venom, are sick/old, or if you get a large dose somewhere near the heart.
‘I spend my life hunting venomous creatures and the Amazon offers like no other’ Walks around barefoot.
He specifically said they bed down inside of shoes.
@@jlocpwns Where was the shoe that this particular spider was hiding in?
😂, was thinking the same thing. Lays on the ground on his stomach, I was like, ok🤔
You do realize the native Amazonian people walk around barefoot right?
Smart idea
Is that a Brazilian Wandering Spider bite or are you just happy to see me?
I looked at this comment before starting the video and now I’m both confused and worried
i get it
1:59
I wanted to like this comment but it already has 69 likes. I’m not messing with perfection today
@@corneliojerez1791 same
"The Amazon is like nowhere else; Every branche, Every vine, every kreek harvest 100's of poisenes creature's"
*Proceeds to lay flat down on the ground*
Wife : (Puts on brazilian spider girl outfit)
Me : (runs away screaming)
Underrated comment
But also rock hard
Lame. And using the word underrated is so unoriginal.
@@benjaminfarrar9643 based on the fact that plenty of people liked the comment it must not be that lame. And by the way, being a grouchy judgemental douchebag is pretty unoriginal as well so ya know. Maybe keep your shitty opinions to yourself and get fucked?
Just not funny at all
I live in north Brazil, and going for a walk in a nearby trail, i met one of these little bastards once, it was in the attack position, threatining me. Literally had to walk on the opposite direction, i would not risk getting bit by one of these, they're extremely dangerous. My mother's old childhood friend, a farmer, died after getting bit by a wandering spider in a barn, he had 57 years old, and died within 2 hours. Edit: he had a heart disease which agravatted with the spider's venom and led to his death that short.
Condolence for you bro
don't walk away from it, step on that shit with a massive thick boot.
poor guy
They go into threat posture for a shadow passing by them. It's enough to stay a bit away from them, they won't hunt you down. But yes, they're dangerous and not to be played with. Even for a healthy human it can be a real problem.
We keep red fang and black fang wandering spider in the UK 🇬🇧 we can keep 6 eye sand spider, and funnel Web spider, I don't have any but my friends do, I just keep tarantula 🕷🖤
As a brazilian who lives at the savana (cerrado biome), this spider is my worst nightmare. My dad used to provoke them to show me how to recognize 'em, but it also made me traumatized lol
Cara meu primo foi picado na perna agente não sabia éramos todos crianças eu era o caçula e achava que a aranha queria brincar 🤪😂 meu primo foi na onda e ficou parado foi a hora que ela saltou e picou a perna dele próximo a panturrilha esquerda me lembro da dor dele e ele caindo matamos ela e levamos junto pros médicos mais eles já sabiam só de falar que ela se armou antes de atacar a tradução do nome acho eu que tá errada pois o nome armadeira vem dela se posicionar antes de atacar correto ela levanta as duas patas da frente e depois salta no cara me lembro como se fosse ontem foi tenso 😅😔👍
You guys need to get out of Brazil, too dangerous! Haha only joking.
This is the only animal that genuinely terrifies me.
I highly doubt that bro there’s more scarier animals.
@@anticarnate730 Nah mate. Name one
Emmet Duffy Alright Sydney funnel web spider.
same
@@anticarnate730 nope not even close to the wandering spider. Doesn't give me the chills
Picture satan. Now picture satan as an animal. There you go...
Note to self: Never go barefoot into the Amazon forest. Actually never go there at all.
Oh, he goes to the jungles without clothes and shoes that must protect him from dangerous representatives of fauna!
Hey ,think ,4hour and orgasm feeling after beating ;)
@@alekberliimurat ok
Aw. I wanted to see it go into defense posture but i cant blame him for not trying to piss it off.
Oh yea, pissing off a tarantula is not hard and they are likely to threat pose but one of these apparantly will have a go at you
as scary as it is and as crazy as this might sound, it's quite impressive that a tiny spider is capable of causing that much harm in a persons body
As far as venomous spiders go, it's actually huge. Adults have 5-7" leg spans.
@@Skrenja In comparison to a human I meant
Very impressive, but Irukandji is scarier
Tiny ?
@@jackoxx4833 It is a tiny spider, in comparison to others
As a owner of this species I own various spiders from different parts of the world and this is one I'm the most careful with. It's more deadly than people think.
ARE YOU BLEEPING FOR REAL?
@@lofthouse23 call me crazy but yes I have a full grown male wandering spider he is just now 2 years old sadly he will only live to be 3 years old I do not get him out unless I have to to clean his cage and etc
@@KSP321 All power to you. The best I can stand is the standard house spider.
@@KSP321 Do you also have an Australian Sydney Funnel web spider? Both are mention in the same breath as being the deadliest spiders.
@@tom56ism I personally do not own the Sydney funnel web spider. Some argue the Sydney as more dangerous or even deadly but the wandering spider does dry bite most of the time but when it deliveries a dose of venom it's never good and had even killed people with the anti venom being administered. But there have been no deaths since the anti venom for Sydney funnel web spider was introduced.
This is certainly one of the Wandering Spider from my country but I got quite impressed by how close he got to it. This spider is used to hide between bananas (I don't know the reason lol) and it's aggressive as fuck, I wouldn't stay 3 meters close to it lol.
They probably eat the bananas or bugs that get close to the bananas.
I have had a huge fascination with the study of the deadliest animals and this is by far the worst I have read about.
Blue ringed octopus is pretty bad too
Same here
There is that one box jellyfish
I used to watch you when I was like 4 years old and I still love watching your vids they are so interesting!
1:54 "...which you wouldn't wish on your worst enemy." Yes, actually, I definitely would wish that on my worst enemy.
I don’t think you get the point of what he’s saying. He’s using hyperbole to exemplify the pain that it causes, more or less as a joke.
True lol
@@cameron7319 I think that he knows😂
@@GinoNL dude got whooshed 😂
1:10 if huntsman spider can have a giant variant, I shudder to see a giant version of this lethal spider.
Why is this man walking without shoes on?
Because he is obviously fucking stupid!
He's in the Amazon. It's a matter of preference. There is not much protection from the bugs either way. However, wearing shoes you run the risk of them getting trapped inside and biting or stinging you. Also, you have to deal with foot fungus which would grow under the ideal conditions of the sweltering humidity. Your feet would be soaked and on fire after hiking in the Amazon with boots/shoes. Going barefoot makes more sense as long as you constantly watch where you step.
@@AdamHarrisongpl-projx Dude, walking barefoot in the Amazon Jungle DOES NOT MAKE MORE SENSE> You have NO clue what you are talking about! You are a fucking idiot!
@@AdamHarrisongpl-projx So you think wearing hiking boots or shoes leads to foot fungus!!1 That shows how little you know. You have OBVIOUSLY never hiked in areas like this. Have you ever heard of foot powders? Have you ever heard of PROPER HYGIENE, like keeping your feet clean? Just the fact that you are saying it makes more sense to walk around in rough or harsh terrain barefoot proves you are either Trolling or fucking stupid!
@@-WhizzBang- Whoa take it easy Mr. High Blood Pressure. You sound like the next Stephen Paddock. Watch how he walks in the video. Clearly he is watching his step so obviously he isn't walking as carelessly as someone wearing shoes would be walking. Also, the indigenous peoples of the Amazon walk barefoot and slow like this which completely invalidates your rebuttal. Foot powder in an environment with nearly 100 percent humidity would not be more effective than ash which is exactly what the natives use. They apply it to their feet and DONT wear shoes because it would trap the sweat and render the powder useless. Also, hot and sweaty boots are the perfect environment for fungus. What I said is valid and accurate, and I have hiked in places like this as a graduate student for cultural anthropology. We didn't wear shoes. So, if you think you've got all the answers (plural) to the universe, keep spouting your nonsense here and embarrassing yourself.
Australia: At last, a worthy opponent!
You have the Sydney Funnelweb and the red back.
@@r.pres.4121 our red backs are weak af. Funnel webs are pretty terrifying but this Brazilian one is the last spider I’d want to be bitten by
@@thrillho90 yeah red backs wont inject enough to kill u maybe mske u sick fir a couple day bit u would most likely have an allergic reaction to it over anything
also known as the banana devil. there is plenty of them here especially mid year
@Gary P Yes, couple of times. they're quite common. my uncle was bitten last year by one who was hiding inside his boots
I lived in Brazil when I was younger and learned about this spider shortly after moving there. It definitely kept me up at night for a while. Luckily for me I never encountered one.
@@filipe5534 lucky you! I can't say that myself haha
Giovani Coutinho yeah lol I’m sure I would’ve freaked out if I ever saw one
@@oldmategio ce mora onde, mano?
Open coffin funeral
"Today we mourn the passing of our dear Steve, too soon was he taken from us by the beady little jaws of a spider but at least he passed away doing what he loves the most"
(A guy peers into the coffin)
"Well that's seems pretty obvious...."
Love you Steve hope you stay safe!
What the fuck are you talking about
@@mikeoxlong3504 The spider's bite results in a powerful and painful erection that lasts for hours....
It was a joke
@@heshamalfahad3533 as I brazilian this is my worst fear, I don't need to feel that much of a pain to get my D to work lol
I love Steve, We share a love for keeping tarantulas and walking around areas of venomous animals barefoot XD
"It gets its name from its endless wandering in search of food."
I can relate. I shall henceforth be referred to as the 'Dutch Wandering Woman'.
Bad jokes aside; that is a fascinating spider, and quite beautiful to see. I sure am glad I don't have to worry about them popping up near my house, though.
Hahaha brilliant.
There is nothing beautiful about this spider at all. I don't get the fascination that some people have with these hideous creatures.
If I see one in my house, it's not getting releases outside; it's getting ruined and squished by the bottom of my steel toe'd boots. I couldn't give a hot shit whether or not "ThEy KiLL aLL ThE GrOss iNsEcTs AnD PeStS iN yOuR HoUsE" or not; I'm demolishing it the moment I see it.
The worst thing is that they can be inside your house in rural areas, I've seen one myself and my stepfather tried to mess with it and just threw himself in his face hahahahaha They are demons, they really attack!!
Him talking about super cool science and mentions penis twice: my mom: WHAT ARE YOU WATCHING
Brazilian wondering spider if provoked will serve a dish of jungle justice
I got bit by one. My wife was happy!
But yes, I would wish this on all my enemies, not just my worst one.
Arcadia...Well aren't you a nice person..???
@@likestojam Yes. That's what God teaches me to do.
*_Enjoy the world's deadliest spider attack:_*
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grew up watching this guy on deadly 60, awesome stuff steve👍
Within 30 minutes or so, these symptoms become systemic and include irregular heartbeat, high or low blood pressure, abdominal cramping, hypothermia, nausea, vertigo, blurred vision and convulsions.
also painful erections that can last hours.
Sounds like a fun party
I came to watch this after seeing a house spider on my ceiling
You poor soul. Good luck sleeping lmao
😂
Imagine seeing THIS on your ceiling.
This spider is actually the reason fishermen say bananas on a boat are a bad Oman.
Walking around in this environment at night barefoot is 100% Stupid and CARELESS!
I thought i was seeing things at first. This Man is crazy lol
Hes a professional this man has done this hos whole life I'm sure the small area was rustled before hand and checked they then knew the spider was there and with shoes you can crush it
@@Shorts-ru8jt LOL..that is like saying he is a professional Russian Roulette player. STFU, idiot. There is no such thing as a "professional" at what he did, there is only STUPID!
I have 2 as pets. Awesome spider species
@Geoff Trump you stupid?
Good luck your funeral
This weekend i found a nest of these bad boys in my bananas, it was already hatching. I am terrified they are hiding in my house somewhere...
@xirsamohtx nope in the Netherlands! I vacuumed twice a day and threw the bags away
@@eva5637 Wow! That's scary! I think you can actually call professional help for that one. (maybe free) Greetings from Belgium
The funnel web has the strongest venom and kills the fastest among spiders, being able to kill in just 15 minutes and there have been cases of people who did not survive even after the antidote, but the Brazilian Wandering Spider, as it is very aggressive and bites more, is considered the most dangerous but not the most toxic
It’s fast, aggressive and very dangerous. I have seen this spider but I knew enough to give a wide berth. If you’re a child, or elderly or just not in the best of health a bite is serious. But it’s always serious. A bite from these things can kill a healthy grown man. And it has.
Only way for me to go in that rainforest is to wear cosmonauts clothes and flamethrower in my hands
Alika Nuriev yeah good idea
The Brazilian government is way ahead of you.
@@JM1675 That was a good joke, ngl. Still, this make me sad.
@@JM1675 how can u blame that on govt?
@@AakashKumar-gl2fk How can you not?
a spider in Brazil whose bites can cause an erection that last for hours
-brazilian wandering spider
Brazilian Wondering Spider best of!!!
What a beauty! 🕷
steve the type of guy to take a tarantula over a cute puppy as a pet
"It would be no worse than a bee sting"
Me: so it f*&king hurts..
I congratulate you on the quality of the images and on the well reported information. I wanted to reciprocate with some useful information: for some time now, there have been foot wraps that are useful for walking through the forest: they have been called "shoes". Good luck!
My five year old is watching this and informs me “I am NEVER going to that country!”
-"There really is a species here that you don't want to meet on a dark night"
-prpceeds to meet it on a dark night.
"It gets its name from its endless wandering, in search of things to bite."
Evidently it doesn’t spin webs of sticky silk.
on my list of places to never visit:
1. Australia
2.Brazil
3. anywhere in the middle east
Seriously all three of those places seem dangerous af. If it isn’t their animals it’s their arachnids/insects and if not those the people like wtf lmfao
You talk like the USA is super safe...
Theres a few more than just the wandering spider to be worried about!
Sorry for interrupting but that spider is NOT a Phoneutria. That spider you were looking for has black and white striped front legs but that spider didn't have these coloured legs.
I’m not sure which you mean but besides some variation, I agree the one used in most of clip and found in field isn’t Phoneutria, it looks to be Ancylometes which are often confused but close relatives. The stock footage they seem to use for the last 30 seconds which seems filmed in a studio is definitely one of the Phoneutria species. The spider also changed from a female into a mature male, I expect by the magic of television
😅😂 they can stay in Brazil and wander down there
That spider looks like it has more legs than it has, when it moves.
Patient: I have erection problem
Dr: I got you homie
Wouldn't like to meet this little bugger on a dark night in South America, they bite first and ask questions later!! 😀 😀 🕷️🕷️🕷️
Me: thinking of visiting brazil
Brazil: "we have these huge venomous spiders that wonder around, and can appear anywhere, anytime"
Hi Steve, I keep tarantula in my living room in London, I've got 13 at the moment and I'm waiting on 3 more to arrive 🕷🖤🖤
Well the fact that that spider exists gives me fears to all of the other spiders because I don’t know which one to avoid so I’d just avoid them all ☠️
It is very easy to identify
it's huge, and it seems made to kill
@@pedro7632100 you've just described 'em all
There went my trip to Brazil
I'm from Brazil and I've never seen a spider like that
@@westvam2006 North Brazil... you can find them. Google can help you a lot 😅
These buggers don't nest and go after you. Thank goodness I live in the uk. The worst thing you might come across is an adder.
Luckily I don’t need the spider when I’m with my sister😳
Dillinger was killed by a wandering spider.
The bad news: “I was bitten by a Brazilian Wandering Spider.”
The good news: “I might now have a career in the ‘adult film’ industry.”
love you steve was obsessed with deadly 60 x
I did not know Steve kept T's. Awesome.
Going to Costa Rica soon and just learned that they have these there, now i’m having second thoughts.
Some girl on tiktok just let loose hundreds of these things in her back yard lmfao
I imagine what she had were wolf spiders........ Really doubt she's got a Brazilian wandering spider as they require a licence to keep in most Countries.
New sub earned!
I can't believe at 2:05 and at 2:52 Steve Backshall would mention that :)
i found one of these in my apartment and not knowing what it was i put it in a container with a paper sheet and let it go outside, after that i posted the photo of the spider in reddit and found out it was one of these ones, im now paranoid as hell i could have died that day , i live in Argentina near brazil
Praise God it wasn’t your time. What a miracle for real !
Queee?!! Cerca cerca de brasil estas? Corrientes o misiones? Estoy en bs as, estoy a salvo no? Jajajaj
Also it's fangs are made out if iron.
Hello from Australia. And people say our flora and fauna is dangerous. 😋🤣😭
Around 7 people die by spider bites yearly. Almost all the bites are from Brazilian wandering spider.
Dude.....Shoes man...Please put your shoes on.
"endless, and painful erections" aaah, so THAT'S why they can em banana spiders
Im married so this spider biting me wouldn't hurt my sex life at all 😂
You also need to be worried about the sydney funnel web aswell.
If you're in Sydney...
@@Kenny762c wrong. I'm a few hours from Sydney and they live here 😏
@@jindabyne1509 I think you took that a little too literally. And until you can prove where you live and that they actually do live there. I'm not just going to accept some random comment from a person I don't know.
@@Kenny762c you don't have to take my word for it lol Do your own research. It's easy to look up. 🙄
Both are considered the most dangerous spiders in the world. You dont want a bite from either one
They're as fast as squirrels I saw one recently in a bag I had left inside a dark room and then when I try to kill it disappears in 1 second
I'm sure there is also a jumping spider from the rain Forrest they seems permanently angry and can kill you. Wonder which would win between Brazilian and Australian animals in an all out fight?
What programme is this from or is it just for YT?
A weapon to surpass Metal Gear
I realy like how people say "its no worse then a bee sting".. Its same as saing: Getting needle at doctors office is bout same as getting stabed with 2 large rusty nails, lol
Seriously, have You ever seen someone bitten by large tarantula (lets say like A.geniculata), just physical damage (size of fangs is impressive) can be far worse then anything honeybee can do with venom. Also, lots of people are allergic to bees, causing another problem for this comparision (its extreamly rare to be allergic to spider venom). And afcourse, even in new world, theres spieces who can give Ya hell of a bite (like psalmopoeus), let alone old world spieces. It is also very bad idea to but wild hairkicking tarantula near Your face, these hairs can do far more damage then its venom... And theres always fun change getting bacterial infection from wild spider bite (hell, i got bacterial infection from opiliones bite, most people refuse to belive these can even bite human (yes they can, atleast some spieces)...).
Lets say someone from Australia watch this, honeybee is much same there but have You met AU T-s? Belive me, bee sting seems very nice compared to bite from any of Au tarantulas :P
Telling people tarantulas are harmless is not good. Tarantulas are harmless if You know theme and what this specific spieces can do (venom strenght, speed, hairkicking, attidude etc).
Otherwise, many tarantulas can cause ireversible damage (hairs can do very bad damage to eyes. Some tarantula venoms are very painfully and cause long lasting muscle spasms etc).
And afcorse, theres spiders people may mistake as "tarantula" but may end up messing with something more dangerous.
I can also rant bit bout different spieces in family apidae... If You compare it to bee venom, most people think honeybee.. But apidae contains around 6000 known spieces (some with far more potent venom then Your common bee)...
Sorry for rant, but seriously, spider bite and bee/wasp/hornet sting cant be compared. These work way to diffrent and theres many many spieces of tarantulas, bees, wasps etc. With venom ranking between harmless to potentialy lethal. Also tarantulas use fangs for eating, digging etc giving a fair change of bacterial infection that can be worse then painfully venom.
Doujin writers : *takes notes*
vejo elas quase todos os dias, inclusive quase me acidentei de carro semana passada com uma dentro do carro.
This guy looks like Steve Irwin's cousin
I'm happy to live in Europe with none of these 💀
I don’t care… I need that spider
This guy is fucking crazy
Why would you walk around a place like this, a night, bare foot?
this is the most venomus spider in the world
If the venom can be reverse engineered it could possibly fix ed
I''ve heard that they are actually working on that.
So would you be able too travel out there as a tourist and catch and keep one ?
Anyone can go to the amazon but its at your own risk because those spiders arent the only thing you have to worry about. They also have black caimans, and anacondas
@@Djuane and cannibals
He walks barefoot my my
Crazy enough I've always wanted to see one. I've always wondered how they find them in the dense rainforest. How do you know where to look?
Don’t... nah on a real, these spiders are fucking scrappers, they do not give a shit. You’ll probably find them hidden away trying to ambush their prey. Just a word of advice, if you ever find yourself brave enough to look for one, if they raise their front legs at you RUN, that’s the sign they’re going to attack, it’s called the “death dance” colloquially I believe.
@@AR-ic1ot Spiders don't attack people, moron. It is a warning: "come any closer to me and you'll die."
Luova this spider will definitely attack you
Luova dude, these spiders are aggressive, they’re KNOWN to attack lol, and you telling me to keep my distance only serves as repetition to what I said 🤣🤣
@@AR-ic1ot >Dude
>Emojis
>Doesn't understand what the word "warning" means
Tell me, what does it feel like to be 80iq subhuman?
So... If you run out of viagra and you have a girl over, you might as well keep this thing in your nightstand for emergency situations?
@Elm Kid That's a yikes from me bud..
@Elm Kid Most bites people get are just warning bites ( bites that have a very small dose of venom pumped in ). Death by these spiders is EXTREMELY rare even when the person bitten doesn't go to the hospital. This venom is only meant to take down prey from something as small as a cricket to something as big as a lizard. You're only really in danger if you're allergic to the venom, are sick/old, or if you get a large dose somewhere near the heart.
This spider can literally kill you if bitten by it so good luck with that.
You didn't tell us that on Deadly 60 on CBBC.
This big reason don’t visit Brazil! lol
me after I get bitten by it: "well, I'm boned."
Great way to if ur boyfriend or husband cheats on u just get this spider