America's Most Venomous Centipede - The Silent Specter of Louisiana (ft. Life's Wild Adventures)
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- Deep in Louisiana wilderness there lurks a giant, venomous centipede. Somewhere in Kisatchie National Forest, Zachary Gray @LifesWildAdventures and I are looking for Texas red-headed centipedes!
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We've got those here in Texas. I cut one in half once. The forward half cussed me out and ran off. The back half stole my car and hasn't been seen since.
This dude and his pal Zach from LifesWildAdventures need a deal with discovery or something, honestly. These guys are super educational, very wholesome, and honestly pretty badass. I dont know many folks who would be willing to do what they do. All the best to these young fellas following their dreams.
Thank you so much, this really means a lot. It’s honestly incredible how the outpouring of support for these videos and the growth of the channel have lead to so many opportunities. I hope to work with discovery some day, but for now it’s literally already a dream job. And comments like these genuinely make the hard work and long hours well worth it.
Agreed 👍
@@Bird1964this is the new wave he wont need discovery once he gets to 1million 2 million subcribers😅
I once saw a Texas Redhead Centipede rip apart a Boeng 747 passenger jet. They truly are remarkable.
Was it a 747-400?
@@allen480 It is a jetliner.
Nice joke
@@BigotSmalls1488 It really couldn't happen in real life. You are pretty smart to have caught that.
As a guy who picks up spiders and lets them crawl on me, I run from centipedes.
Agreed
AND HOW!!!! Bro..... Even if centipedes SHAT 💰 I still would RUN like a world class Greek Olympian athlete's dream 100 meters in 4 seconds
👁️🏁👁️
I pick up snakes but run from house spiders
Those brown tarantulas spend a couple days swarming in late summer in north texas, hundreds can be seen scurrying across the roads. They're super friendly and will crawl all over you in high gear. They are very fast.
That sounds awesome! Maybe I’m just crazy. But it sounds awesome!
@@MyWildBackyard even in a sealed mech with flamethrower arms that sounds like a level of nope Id only forgive myself for being in the middle of if it was part of an insanely important world altering quest that also personally paid me out in a way that would leave even andrew tate saying he respected my style.
When you see all of those scurrying around, what you are seeing is sexually mature males. Upon reaching their ultimate molt they will leave the safety of their burrows to try and find a mate or two before time kills them (females live MUCH longer than males). Often times males in that condition are singularly minded. They want to breed and that's about it, so they aren't really too concerned about food, water, or their own safety. They aren't evil manhunters in the first place but these males are probably even less likely to be defensive when encountering a human. Invade a big female's burrow and things might be a little different.
So i was wondering - considering you can come across some potentially dangerous creatures in the field, why don't you wear gloves when flipping rocks, logs, etc?
Glad i never saw that during my brief stay in Texas! 😅😅
5:06 I’ve been caught lackin, but this day I was caught lackin in 4k. GG, rematch in the Florida Key’s?
Yes rematch. Giant centipede of the keys let’s gooooo
At 10:42, Zach had some balls to try to take over your centipede catch, claiming he's the expert even after losing his first catch. You showed him whats up when you caught it immediately lol
😂😂😂 just healthy competition is all!
@@MyWildBackyard Lmao, sounds more antagonistic "You better not miss it" haha
Gotta be your best video yet man! I've heard this story 3 or 4 times now, but to see it play out on screen was incredible. The Red-headed Centipede is a dream species for all of us bug nerds, and to see 3 and catch 2 is absolutely unreal. I can't say enough good things about this video, the editing was great as usual, story beats were clear and engaging, and I know all of that footage was hard fought for. Videos like this make me excited to see what else you have in store, MyWildBackyard is comin up y'all! Congrats on 5k, no one deserves it more than you. Awesome work man.
- Harrison and Evan
Oh man I was so excited to post this one. Had to really set perfectionism aside to make sure I didn’t ruminate and not post it, but after a long day of editing I’m glad with how it turned out! Definitely a bit more clear on the future direction of the channel finally, and 5k is a huuuge milestone (long awaited subscriber special incoming) that tells me I’m onto something. Thanks again for watching, your support has been incredible on the journey so far.
That made my skin crawl just watching you with that myriapod! I handle some of the worlds most venomous elapids, but nothing could get me to even hold that stick it was on! Spectacular, but fearsome!
Yeah they’re on another level for sure. Definitely makes me nervous
I stumbled across a pitcher plant bog in longville Louisiana for the first time a few months ago. That was the most excited I've been since then!
Here in NC there’s a couple spots you can find Venus flytraps. That’s an expedition I really wanna do next year
I live in Newfoundland 🇨🇦, and the pitcher plant is our provincial plant 🤘 They grow in bogs and swamps all across the island
I'm from Alberta Canada and I was in Nevada USA running some Gold/Sand over a Slush Box using a garden hose and had Water everywhere... A Giant Desert Tiger Centipede was crawling up my bare leg... I was accidently drowning the poor guy... I brushed him off back into the water then saved him with a large strainer then put him in a empty 5 gallon pail... showed my friend took some pictures and let him go in a dry area... it was a good 7 inches long really cool to see... and 3ft from that spot only inside the Garage was a Very Large Black Widow that would come out every night... Got pictures of her too :)
I lived in central Louisiana on the edge of the Kisatchie National Forest back in the 1980s, and we found this species of centipede(as well as tarantulas and scorpions) in and around our house and barn fairly often. My friends who still live there say they don't see them much anymore, so maybe they are becoming less common. And, that is a unique area in Louisiana. There are virtually no other rocky cliffs and hills like that in the state. It's fascinating to just walk around thru there and see the wildlife. Recently, we've seen larger mammals, including bears and cougars/mountain lions, even though the Louisiana Dept. of Wildlife and Fisheries says they don't exist in this part of the state. They do, and I think they are becoming MORE common., because we didn't see them years ago.
2:47 LOL at the response to "I'm not flipping anything" when he yells "WHY NAHHT"
😂😂
We have those giant red headed centipedes in our house in Central Texas all the time. I was brushing my teeth and one came flipping down out of the ceiling vent and landed on the bathroom counter next to my arm. You never saw someone jump so fast!
They love to get the jump on people. And they are freaky!
I feel you there. Had one come out of the drain while I was showering n jumped so high my hip took out the curtain rod. Pretty sure I left a terd behind
Such a professional channel ! Never give up , you'll get the recognition you deserve!
Thank you so much! Plenty more on the way, I’m actually on production right now
@@MyWildBackyard agreed, your content is amazing!
I like watching your adventures. This is _S. heros_ (aka "giant desert centipede") woodland morph, a generalist preying upon almost everything it can overpower, including those larger than itself, as mentioned in this video.
I put this on the previous centipede video but ...I got bit by a centipede 4 times in the deep south in 1999 and it wasn't the worst pain, but I definitely felt pretty sick later on that day. I took a nap about 8 hours later and felt fine.
So, if there was something I fear more than spiders it's centipedes. They are truly nightmare fuel, but I am very happy that you were able to find one, share some space and present to us. While super scary, I have to admit that they are pretty cool. Great job!
Yeah centipedes even scare me a bit! Working on getting a big bark centipede here in NC to do a venom experiment, that’s gonna be even more nerve wracking
@@MyWildBackyard I bet! Good luck! I'm glad the centipedes up here only get an inch or two at most. They still freak me out at that size.
Same here. Freak me out!
Zach's cry of "why not?!" at 2:50 made my day. He could easily fall back onto voice acting if this whole wildlife swashbuckler thing doesn't work out.
... As kid in northern Noo Joisey back in the Devonian (I'm 71), I discovered centipedes under stuff in my back yard. They were no longer than 2", and a glossy dark brown. If you touched them with a small stick, they'd whip around and crunch into it with their poison claws. Scared the heck outta me first time *that* happened.
Long leaf pine savannas are absolutely gorgeous! And that tarantula and centipede were both very angry.
Very angry indeed. Gorgeous habitat though, can’t wait to go back!
I am not afraid of spiders in any way. I love them. But centipedes and, for some reason, earwigs freak me out! It's such primal movement. My brain just screams "get away!" Very interesting.
Oh and silverfish. And scorpions are primal-creepy too! I blame the original Clash of the Titans for that.
Agreed 👍 and for me add spiders. Trying to get over that fear
I had one of these centipedes running around my house one time. They're SO fast! I was able to catch and release it.
Yeah they’re quick. Shockingly so
We had those in west Texas where I grew up. They were quite common. Locally called the "Sonoran" centipede. Same thing. Leave them alone!
Scorpions were very common, but they didn't concern me any more than wasps.
Tarantulas were also very common and not a concern. They would jump in our swimming pool at night if we had the lights on in the pool. 🤷♂
But those centipedes will send you right to the hospital! I never heard of anyone dying from the venom but it is so excruciatingly painful you'll be begging for anesthesia.
That crazy guy who lets animals/insects bite him and sting him, "Coyote Petersen", got bit by one of these and it was the only time he went to the hospital.
Well Done Spencer , catching that Red Headed centipede , So Awesome and Cool !!! You were Very Smart Not free handling it !!!
Thanks! Yeah not tryna go to the hospital 😂
This thing makes my skin crawl. Yick. Super cool looking creature though!
Several, perhaps 5, years ago, I found a dead Giant Red Headed Centipede in an enclosure I used for exercising my horses. He had to be at or just greater than 12 inches long. Unfortunately, I think my horse stepped on him. It was the only wild one I had ever seen and it was massive.
Those things are one of the largest globally. I wished you had expounded upon the venom so we understood what it's made of, how it works, and what it does to the body. I live in extreme NW Arkansas almost at the MO border on 25 acres with a large hill in the middle.and about 2/3 is wooded. Consequently, I have seen several roaming male chocolate brown tarantulas (that's what I know them as) around my home. One even got inside and I let him out to find his mate.
Well on the bright side I’m currently editing a video that DOES go super in depth in the venom of these guys! I have yet to see one that big but I guarantee you they are a force to be reckoned with. Scolopendra heros has insanely powerful venom. Super crazy.
You are one of the most likable ppl.. you seem like a really nice person
Hey thanks so much!
What a video to say the least! You could really feel the drive to find that centipede, the countless hours walking, sweating, and trudging through underbrush looking for the right rock or flippable cover. Quite a stunning documentary! When you finally got the centipede it was a surge of emotions that any experienced animal enthusiast would understand. Still crazy that these guys can hunt lizards! It is incredible to be back and see such amazing videos from you, harrison, evan, and other animal content creators! Real next level stuff!
The red headed centipede is METAL. Nothing like it. Brutal day of searching (this was actually a 20-hour day) with a dangerous drive home (Zach and I were both faded from fatigue) but I’d say completely worth it.
I've got 2 Texas redheads under my belt 😎
When I read this my first thought was that you were referring to women 😂
@@erikaballard5224 that's great😆 tho I do have more under my belt since this comment
Natural spring water! Congrats, you just flipped giardia lamblia! Ever since I got it from drinking lake water tap a pump, I filter everything.
Come to Norco Louisiana! You’ll love exploring the spillway ❤
I've always laughed at all thise European explorers and Chinese alchemists looking for the 'Elixir of Life' when it has been in front of them all along. Good 'ol H2O. Nothing lives without it here.
I used to catch those when I lived in Tulsa Oklahoma. The back side of Chandler Park has a BUNCH of them. The biggest that I ever caught was a little over 12 inches. I did see several that were bigger, but they were not in a position to actually get them in my GLASS container. I kept one in an aquarium for several months, he would sometimes actually hide in his water bowl and ambush food. I gave it a mouse and it didn't live long before it was GONE.
Why is that centipede so mad?.... It seems like it's running on instinct.... Almost like how Hornets behave.... Wow!
They… are just angry creatures.
Zak, had no idea we had scorpions and tarantulas here in Louisiana. Now you’ve
got me freaked out
😂 yup northern Louisiana has some surprising stuff
Not in the suburbs so you’re safe 😁
Next time, take some water with you young man. Very cool, and the Louisiana bayou is beautiful.
I love unsweetened tea it’s refreshing
Truly awesome find. Kept finding what looked like bicycle tracks in the sand and scrub growth and volcanic rock on St.Kitts that made no sense until, of a sudden, this centipede almost a foot long appeared cruising along by some mangrove. Had no idea they got that big, compared to the reddish orange ones back home in VA. Wasn't EVEN going to mess with that nitemare.
I LOVE seeing these in the wild. True forces of nature. Working on editing the video this weekend- I was in Texas trying to do a venom experiment with one of these (not a bite, just extract venom and look at how it behaves with blood under the microscope) but the thing was unruly and tagged me on the hand. Very painful, got it all on film.
Impressive find! Thanks for investigating and sharing! ^^
Really awesome video, great job. Exciting you got up close with giant centipedes, great to see you act responsible and know your limits with animal handling.
-JJ
Thanks man! Haven’t seen you in the comments in a while! Yeah there’s a time to be brave and there’s a time to be smart, I definitely wouldn’t consider myself confident enough to handle a S. heros when I’m 30 miles from the nearest hospital
I remembered when Coyote Peterson picked up a giant desert centipede, agitated it, and got bitten. That was my introduction to him.
the production on your videos have gotten really good,great vid and awesome species
Thanks! New laptop is helping a ton, don’t have the annoying video compression issues anymore
I hope your channel starts taking off. It’s very very good! 👍🏽
Thanks! I’m glad you’re enjoying it!
every time i see these in pet stores i just think, this one bug can legit wreck most of the other animals in the shop. including the people lol.
Yep! Absolutely insane little predators, possibly evolution’s perfect weapon in my opinion
the fall Tarantula migration in Carmel Valley CA, is like the Crabs on Christmas Island there like millions crossing the roads here, and the smell of crushed ones PUKE!
Since it’s starting to get pretty gosh darn cold here in Indiana, I’ve been finding a ton of lil centipedes gathered under logs, I assume for warmth. Flipped a log the other day to find maybe 50 scatter all at once
Wish we had some of the bigger spooky stuff here 🤟😔
I’ve seen some big barks here in NC now that the weathers changed. Trying to think of some videos I can do on them now, whatcha think?
Wish i knew more about em. Every time I look em up I just find general centipede facts.
Tangentially related but I’m curious whether those fellas (or anything else that lives under rocks) really care about seasons at all. I’ve been finding baby centipedes and wolf spiders pretty much year round from early spring when I first started flipping til like a week ago before it started snowing
Also if you’re interested in making more centipede videos, house centipedes are really neat. They’re the only order of centipede afaik that kept their compound eyes, and they also have prehensile legs for gripping prey since they don’t have as robust claws and legs like other centipedes. No idea where to find em tho except for inviting them into your home
In New Mexico i witnessed a migration of thousands of tarantulas across a roadway when a spring storm blew in. It reminded me of a horror movie. The road was completely covered with them. I was learning to drive at the time. I opened my door to look at one and I had one rush at the open door with its legs up. I screamed. That memory is something I'll never forget.
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Glad to share! Thanks for being a steward of our natural history, future generations will be grateful for people like you
I know someone who has a giant centipede as a pet, the things name is Dutch after Arnold Schwarzenegger’s character in Predator lol
I read about the dust bowl a few years back. These centipedes would get carried by the wind during the dust storms and wind up just about anywhere u can imagine!
Ok this is kinda awesome.🎉🎉🎉
Glad you think so! This was one of my favorites to film!
Another fantastic video.. What a beautiful area. I didn't resize there are tarantulas in Louisiana and that centipede was amazing.
Thanks! Yeah when Zach told me they were here I was like WE HAVE TO GET ONE.
Just started watching your channel a couple of days ago. Great content man, keep it up!
I was hiking in northern California and lucky enough to see a good size California tarantula. I walked up to it, crouched down, and just stared at it. Beautiful animal.
South Texas. I’ve got these giant centipedes in the shop attached to my barn. They are beautiful.
Don't let that one bite you.
It will make a believer out of you.
This is amazing. I own property right where you were, I've been an outdoorsman all my life and I have never seen centipedes, scorpions or tarantulas there. Nicely done.
The the thing of my nightmares, having that centipede bite you or just crawling on you freaks me out.
They certainly are a bit nerve wracking to work with I’ll admit that
Hey I drink unsweetened tea as well. Awesome
Unsweetened tea drinkers represent!
I live in Central North Carolina, born and raised here so 50yrs. wouldn’t wanna live anywhere else. The weather is wierd sometimes but that’s NC for you. And I drink sweet tea.
Honestly central NC is where it’s at! I live south of Raleigh. Not a sweet tea drinker 😂 but I love this area!
this new guy looks like garand thumb the younger version.
and Im an advocate of the unsweet tea movement! lol
😂😂
Spencer, I was stung by a centipede a long time ago. I’m not certain it was the same kind but I know it was venomous. It hurt and my hand swelled. They told me at the hospital that it was like a snake bite because of the venom.
I bet. Some of the large centipedes have NASTY venoms
Well done. Greetings from a Biology Teacher in the NC foothills.
These things live in southwest Oklahoma as well. A coworker of mine caught one in the shop. They really do have an almost plastic-like appearance to them and they are quite lively. Certainly a force to be reckoned with.
They sure are! Spoilers for a future video but we were trying to extract venom from one of these (without stunning it first that was our mistake), and I got tagged on the hand. Felt like I had my hand slammed in a door, intense aching pain due to the myotoxins in the venom
@@MyWildBackyard Yikes! I'm glad you're ok though.
Imagine what life would be like if they were big enough to eat people. I am absolutely terrified of centipedes lol and the thought of a 12 foot long centipede is probably my worst nightmare 😅
Don’t look up Arthropleura 😂
@@MyWildBackyard still not a 12 foot long centipede 😂.
Just a little hint about the taste of water. During my work on water projects here in the middle Germany together with environmental engineers from Bauhaus University I learned one very important thing. The more feces are dissolved in the water the better it tastes.
Oof 😅
I`ve seen those giant centipedes in LaSalle Parish plus only one very large reddish/orange & black tarantula spider that crossed our driveway in the 80s. I think I`ve seen those smaller ones too.
Erghhh horrible creatures 🤮😭 absolute nightmare fuel!! Respect the work though! Keep it up
They sure are creepy 😂 glad you’re enjoying though!
Great looking tarantula!
Kissatchee is a unique region. Especially that elusive Pine.
That's my spring I get my water from! I'm loving this!
I've had a few centipedes crawl on me, including Scolopendra Polymorpha and Allipes Grandidieri. It is always a tense feeling to do.
I love how the guy who missed the first one was so insistent on trying the second
We were so competitive it was ridiculous
W0W!
Too many legs and that’s what I would call bullsh*t weather 😂 That’s a huge “no, sir” for me
I'm glad there's other people in Louisiana like me
Hahaha yep there’s even bigger nerds than us too- some crazy smart people on iNaturalist always helping with IDs
Went swimming in Austin, TX in a river/lake thingy. As I was climbing out I saw one of these climb right over a rock hand hold that I was going to use. They are by far the freakiest thing I’ve seen.
Being stationed at Ft. Polk in the late 80s, I did a lot of time out in the field. I remember seeing plenty of centipedes, but don't remember one being that large. We also saw tarantulas a lot as well. It wasn't unusual for guys to wake up with hands, arms, etc. swollen from some kind of bite happening during the night. I always wondered what it was. Maybe these centipedes were the culprits sometimes.
I drink unsweetened tea
Come to Austin, TX in the summer and you will find lots of those red-headed centipedes. The damned things even find a way into our houses. We keep a special mechanic's grappler to catch them. When the try to bite the metal shaft, you can feel it throughout the hand and wrist. I hate those damned things when in my house.
the spiders are impressive, and the scorpions we have here are tiny and cute and quite frankly very well mannered - even playful. but if you think a centipede large enough to fit into tupperware is big you should come to hawaii... and bring a garbage can if you want to catch centipedes.
The Texas Brown Tarantula is a gentle giant. It’s very considerate. I got to get up close to a wild male one in southeastern Colorado. I did not touch it though with my hands.
Spring water is the best....I get all my drinking water from a spring and yeah it's good 👍
It was soooo good! I hope I can visit Kisatchie again to see the centipedes and other critters one day!
Awesome videos!
Congrats on 5k subs!
Thanks! This has been such a crazy journey, grateful for all the support
plot twist, the parking lot centipede was the one you caught and released, saying goodbye
The tarantula isn't a 'true spider', which is a misconception because people think it's not a spider, it is a spider, a proper spider. Spiders are generally split into two types, mygalomorphs and araneomorphs. Mygalomorphs are the more archaic types of spiders and are distinguished, amongst other features, by their fangs which are parallel dagger-like fangs (one of the reasons they rear back to strike, think the Sydney funnel web spider), as opposed to araneomorphs, which have pincer-like fangs. Also, centipedes don't have fangs, so they don't bite, the venom comes from a modified pair of legs, so it's a sting, not a bite.
I actually just caught one of those centipedes today at work in southwest Louisiana, mainly why I'm looking up videos about them 😂. It's roughly 6" or so. If anyone wants a pet centipede I got one for you 💀
The one I caught is actually more blueish on it's body, same bright colored head and legs though. Assuming it's the same kind seeing as how it's in southwest Louisiana near the Texas line.
3:06 "[i'm] gonna bully Spencer today."
Dude... the 90's called. It wants it's necklace back.
We have those same centipedes in southwest Missouri and they are on record having killed 2 adult men here in Missouri, so yeah, definitely something you don't eat too get bit by.
I did not know there were giant centipedes in north America or tarantulas, this is one of the best videos I've seen on TH-cam . Also I to drink iced tea without sugar have, ha.
Thanks so much! Yep we have 4 giant centipedes and a good handful of tarantulas! They’re really insane to see in person.
Love your content
Keep the vids coming
1:22 That cut off "No-" sounds like it could've turned into a "NooooOOOOOOO!"
7:22 Sundews are my #1 favorite plant. With cacti following close behind.
Venus flytraps for me! Should I film them for the channel?
The "Forty Leg" of Jamaica (apparently the same as the Amazonian Giant centipede) is probably the freakiest creature I've encountered. Every bit of 12 inches if not more and a powerful venom to match its size. Luckily I did not experience that part and only heard anecdotes but I've watched them carefully a few times and you could see it working things out in its little centipede mind and I wouldn't say sinister, but outside of humans that might be as close to sinister as may exist. I am sure I'll find it on the channel.
Don't attribute more emotion or malice to the things than they really have. Yes they're big, yes they're creepy, yes they have venom that probably won't kill you but might make you wish it would. But at the end of the day they're still just bugs. They have extremely primitive brains, they don't work things out in their minds, they operate 100% on instinct.
We used to find these with a fair bit of regularity around our home in north east Texas. I was actually bitten by about a 2" adolescent in bed one night and that was the worst bite/sting I can remember. I can only imagine how bad it would have been had it been an adult.
We even have red headed giants down here, army's core of engineers dug up red headed giants down here, but did not touch the ones in sleep mode as in not dead,
great channel and content. this was a lot of fun
Thanks so much!
at a local hotel down the street, we had a walking stick hatching like none other, I found at least 6 giant ones a foot long on the trees and plants, I guess TX does not hold the record for them, well maybe with mantids!
please do a black mamba deathstalker scorpion or a gila monster
Imagine breaking into someone's home, picking them up with a stick and being surprised that they're upset.
Make special tweezers to catch them, ten inch long tweezers with a silicone dapped on the ends so that there is a gapped once closed / tweezers with a gap, so that it does not kill them when tweezered together