docile yeah they are, but also these are pretty fast when provoked and try to watch them attack a cricket - there is no mercy in this, they are like real predators during the attack.
Despite the evil outward appearance, these things are usually docile, and make great pets. They'd hurt you bad if you were a spare cricket or a stray cockroach though. But that's about it. I personally think they're cute in the way a crab is.
The Klendathiens are actually insects due to 6 limbs and an amblypygid is an arachnid so no they wouldn't be in an insect colony unless they would be attacking it but that would be interesting to see an enemy other than humans
Completely and totally harmless...but still fascinating!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'm planning on getting several in the next few months. Most amazing, beautiful, ugly things on the planet! Lol!
@pheyn0m im pretty sure its harmless, a lady ate a live one on fear factor, i think their along the lines of a daddy long leg except a big uglier and bigger
this may all be true information, however, this psyche would not process the sight of this thing logically. At least not without much training and hands on experience, we're talking years here.
I had three of these as pets. They are totally harmless, they just get big and scary looking. They tame down and you can handle them no problem, they eat baby mice, crickets, lizards, anything they come accross.
lol it's that one spider type creature from Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban when the guy with the funny eye (lol I forgot his name) uses the cruciartis curse (sp?) to show everyone what it does
I know. I didn't know that they really existed until a pet shop near my house accidently got one in and didn't know what it was. Then I did more research on them and bought it from them. They're really fun pets, although mine was a bit agressive.
About to buy the smaller spieces... Damon Diadema, but would love to get a "giant" as well... Question: Can they be kept in groups or should they be kept singular?
They can be kept in groups, especially damon diadema. But give them vertical space and places to hide. D.diadema are communal when young and the mother cares for them until their third moult it seems. I have 10 d.diadema young together and two adults in another tank. Awesome creatures they are.
it looks like the thing from the movie with the demigod, someone help me out here?
MrRonwhite 3 months ago
@MrRonwhite Percy Jakcson?
TheBarcodeGamer 4 weeks ago
what is this???
Azazel9259 3 months ago in playlist when bugs attack
Ash: Tanzanian Giant Tailless Whipscorpion I choose you *cue pokemon theme*
fitzgerald434 4 months ago
on fear factor, contestants had to eat as many of those as they could :X
Ghungmin 4 months ago
I really appreciate you including the scientific classification in the video title.
Selfsentience 6 months ago
Throw a Pokeball at that bitch!
taviousrex 7 months ago
i saw this bug crawl on my arm and it stayed there for a half an hour. my sister was creeped out by it. it was hilarious. :)
RazeBlader18 7 months ago
I found one of those in a school trip to Nayarit.. they hiss when threatened and are so incredibly cute as younglings
TheArsenique 11 months ago
docile yeah they are, but also these are pretty fast when provoked and try to watch them attack a cricket - there is no mercy in this, they are like real predators during the attack.
xghoulx 1 year ago
Despite the evil outward appearance, these things are usually docile, and make great pets. They'd hurt you bad if you were a spare cricket or a stray cockroach though. But that's about it. I personally think they're cute in the way a crab is.
sonofsam22 1 year ago
They ate these poor guys live like 100 times on fear factor
rakdos1235 1 year ago
im held one of these today at a prtshoptheir pretty nice animals compared to other inverts.
Stranger01751 1 year ago
The Klendathiens are actually insects due to 6 limbs and an amblypygid is an arachnid so no they wouldn't be in an insect colony unless they would be attacking it but that would be interesting to see an enemy other than humans
AlienLord10 1 year ago
Harmless? Really? Wow. It looks like it could totally ruin your day.
MackTuesday 1 year ago 48
Completely and totally harmless...but still fascinating!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'm planning on getting several in the next few months. Most amazing, beautiful, ugly things on the planet! Lol!
Flavorcountry82 1 year ago
This thing could easily hold me hostage in my car indefinitely if it were on the windshield. ilk
pheyn0m 2 years ago
@pheyn0m im pretty sure its harmless, a lady ate a live one on fear factor, i think their along the lines of a daddy long leg except a big uglier and bigger
aldeo666 2 years ago
this may all be true information, however, this psyche would not process the sight of this thing logically. At least not without much training and hands on experience, we're talking years here.
pheyn0m 1 year ago
lol i would probably do the same, but at the same time i would be facinated
Mikeyboy8325 2 years ago
It looks like the spider from Harry Potter and the Goblet of fire.
cgray6306 2 years ago
it is the same one its a whip spider or tailess whip scorpion, very interesting!!!!!!!
Mikeyboy8325 2 years ago
This guy could be a cross-breed between a facehugger from Alien and one of those things from Starship Troopers
cuestaluis 2 years ago
@cuestaluis The thing from starship troopers just for info are either caled "The Bugs" or "The Arachnid"
mxdeadlykobra 2 years ago
on fear factor, they had to eat something like that. lmfao.
wetcloth123 2 years ago
thats one bad ass bug right there
oSyph3Ro 2 years ago 3
thats wierd it looks like a mix of a scorpion and tarantula....and creepy looking.
MIKLO2320 2 years ago
My third stop on videos of creatures that scare the shit out of me.
ANONONJEWTUBE 2 years ago
I had three of these as pets. They are totally harmless, they just get big and scary looking. They tame down and you can handle them no problem, they eat baby mice, crickets, lizards, anything they come accross.
SuperHarmless 2 years ago
Okay, I loved my old pet Vinegaroone, but there is no way in hell that I would want one of those things!
cactuarhero 3 years ago
lol it's that one spider type creature from Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban when the guy with the funny eye (lol I forgot his name) uses the cruciartis curse (sp?) to show everyone what it does
razorsrocker991 3 years ago 2
I know. I didn't know that they really existed until a pet shop near my house accidently got one in and didn't know what it was. Then I did more research on them and bought it from them. They're really fun pets, although mine was a bit agressive.
toaturner1988 3 years ago
About to buy the smaller spieces... Damon Diadema, but would love to get a "giant" as well... Question: Can they be kept in groups or should they be kept singular?
19leon73 3 years ago
They can be kept in groups, especially damon diadema. But give them vertical space and places to hide. D.diadema are communal when young and the mother cares for them until their third moult it seems. I have 10 d.diadema young together and two adults in another tank. Awesome creatures they are.
gabonicabitis 3 years ago
cool stuff! we have tailless whipscorpions here in Cancun
cyphercomplete 4 years ago 2
Really? In Cancun? I'm from Mexico, i didn't knew it... I'm scared, but this bug is fantastic!
catalatregua 3 years ago
In mexico you have the largest species of these in the world Acanthophrynus Kraepelin. Can you post me some? :-) Body length of 5 cm or so
gabonicabitis 3 years ago