All spider except those certain ones hate water.. they will immediately drown by you putting them around water like that they wont really bite you, they are fighting for their lives, wet they are less ahrmful because to them its defeat...just saying
@DarkManagerful "All spider except those certain ones..." Sure, you can say that about anything: "All people except those certain ones are named Professor Wigglesworth."
@DarkManagerful actually they would not drown immediately. In fact a spider could outlast a human underwater... and then another human and another and another... and so on...
Some spiders even enter a coma like state when underwater and "come back to life" after being submerged for lengthy periods of time.
also at that scale, oxygen can cling to the spiders body making it hard for them even be completely underwater.
@newyorkmeable Well actually no you see if oxygen is stuck on a spider its because either the sipder has spung a special web with special silk or because of their fine hairs, spiders have chambers used for breathing oxygen not lungs, so they can oly stay submerged for minimal periods before they drown, spiders get fatigued by water or being wet which can lead to not being hostile or beligerant thus the sipders not attacking..
Black Widows are actually very docile, I used to play with them as a child. The Brown Recluse is going to get flushed down the toilet, or stepped on if I see it anywhere near me, or those I love, & care about.
@whitespirit26 Just hold them gently in your hand, give them a stick to run up, & down on. As long as you don't hurt them, or threaten them in some way, they're very docile, & gentle little guys.
You know, you were smart to do this in water, because then if you panicked or something, you could just dip your hand down and the spiders would be afloat, so you wouldn't have to flick them off or anything.
@whitespirit26 No, only the females are big black and have the red hourglass or markings, the males are very small compared to the female and doesn't even look like the female, this is called sexual dimorphism, it's very common in nature. Trust me on this, I've been an ameteur entomologist ever since I was a little kid.
@snipesnrifles I get it, I recall that the males are not black, and know that all male spiders except the Wolf spiders are smaller than the females. But that spider is not a black Widow, male or female.
@whitespirit26 Youtube won't let me put a link but a google search of L Mactans will show it. Also check the red back spiders of Australia, very close relatives to the Widows but as the name suggests, has red markings on the back.
Not only are you informative about the information conveyed, YOU HAVE SOME MASSIVE BALLS for doing this. Just the thought of a Brown Recluse making my fingers a jungle-gym is enough.
i love this-- if you could contain a honey bee somehow you would see the same thing! they won't put in the effort to hurt you unless they are in a position to be hurt.
im not afraid of spiders or anything and ive caught a black widow in a jar when 2 or 3 yrs ago and fed it to a wolf spider but put a black widow and a brown recluse on my hand id rather have someone put a cigar out in my eye
Lovely spiders. I always thought the Brown Recluse was smaller. Also I was bitten by a spider when I was younger and it left an indented scar, I am not sure what kind of spider it was.
@karatechopkitten where abouts do you live? common spiders that can do that are the recluse, hobo spider and more commonly the yellow sac spider. you might have also gotten a minor bacterial infection from the bite causing some amount of necrotic damage thus causing the depressed scar. just my 2 cents :)
@vmatt123 Let's stay in reality here - hobo spider bites haven't been verified to cause any medical damage, and as for yellow sac spiders, see my video on this channel.
@memutic hobo spiders have been shown to cause necrotic lesions in rabbits. one can only assume the same for humans, otherwise the hobo spider wouldn't be considered medically significant. As for the Cheiracanthium I have been bitten in broad daylight and have seen the results.
@vmatt123 You are one of the few people to have been bitten by a nocturnal spider in broad daylight. What were you doing to it? And, let's look at the scientific literature: Vetter and Isbister, 2004, reviewed hobo spider bites and found a lack of evidence. Same guys did the same thing with yellow sacs. If you can cite your evidence for the rabbit thing, please do so. Otherwise it's just hearsay.
@memutic@memutic What seems to lead most people into believing (and lack of quality scientific proof) that hobo spiders do not have similar necrotic traits as the recluse does is due to the fact of two things. 1 lack of literature that is credible 2 The low rate of envenomation from this particular species. I have a couple buddies of mine who have been bitten more than once (one of them on a dare) and have seen first hand the results. Slow healing, indented lesion at bite location. Check CDC.
I regret to inform everyone that the black widow spider actually emits a high-pitched squeal @1:24 that is inaudible to human hearing. All black widow spiders within a 30 meter radius will pick up the sound and travel to your location as soon as possible.
It would be cool if you did the same test on spiderman to see if he will bite you. I like picturing him doing the same thing as these spiders; touching the water with his hands and being like "Damn, I cant get off this hand cause of all this water!"
I catch and release brown recluses all the time. I live with two women who demand that I smash the poor beasts on a weekly basis. The only thing I'm afraid of is one of the girls scaring it while I take it outside.
Well yeah, if unprovoked they're fine, but most times when you find them in the outdoors you don't have the luxury of them being unprovoked. When you grab a piece of firewood and there's a Black Widow on it, chances are she's going to be pretty angry.
i know how he did it...they was in water and needed a perch...thats the ONLY way he did that.My grandmother was bitten by a black widow because it crawled into her garden glove after she briefly took it off and 30 minutes later put it back on without shaking it out first.She was sick for 9 months.It bit her several times before she got her hand out of the glove.
Having had both of these spiders in my childhood home all the time, I have no idea how you did this. Our black widows were 3 times larger than that one. I almost grabbed a towel off the back of a door without realizing there was a huge female black widow on it. We had around 40 around our house every summer.. Not a good feeling.
@eelexa i know how he did it...they was in water and needed a perch...thats the ONLY way he did that.My grandmother was bitten by a black widow because it crawled into her garden glove after she briefly took it off and 30 minutes later put it back on without shaking it out first.She was sick for 9 months.It bit her several times before she got her hand out of the glove.
@memutic it does look like a juvinile or male though. They both have the tendencies to have more markings aside from the hourglass broken into segments along their back. You did say it was a L. Mactans though and they are known for having markings ranging from all black with the classic hourglass to having red stripes and dots. I am loving your videos memutic. Keep it up!!! :)
Also, I read in the Internet that the Brown Recluse is ticklish and has a proclivity for nut allergies. Can't find that kind of trivia on the Black Widow, but I've heard people say they don't prefer 80's Top 40 music. Not like any of that is really relevant here. Keep up the good work, Arlo!
@abnoctos That is SO not TRUE!!! You read it wrong! The Brown Recluse has ticklish nuts and a proclivity to allergies! As for the Black Widow, I have found that Frank Sinatra and Barry Manilow work well to rid the home of infestations. Arlo, you the man, I'm sure as HELL not gonna try that one anytime soon! :D
Now I may be wrong... But, toward the end there when you see the brown recluse raising it's legs like that... Isn't that a sign of aggression? Maybe there's a better word than aggression, but it seems like when spiders do that it means they're getting a bit agitated >.>
You should explain the trick why your hand is underwater cuz even if you say "Don't try this at home" there's always a few idiots would try it just because they saw it on Youtube. But then, I shouldn't be worrying about those idiots...
@333XD I do explain that, you just have to read all these great comments first. It's because the spiders kept running up my arm and hiding in my armpit.
Actually, I believe that the hobo spider, found North of the Mason Dixon, is more dangerous than either of those. Primarily because it has almost identical venom to the recluse, but is more aggressive, due in part to poor eyesight. I have been bitten by a hobo. I have had a hobo charge me from the far side of the room as I sat on the floor watching tv. I have handled (safely) many other insects, including many spiders and wasps. I don't recommend anyone handle a hobo.
@memutic i saw something about hobo spiders being aggressive, and that when people (idk the wording) tent the house with poison hobo spiders came in afterwards; does that sound right or something they exaggerated
@memutic My Grandmother was bitten several times by a Black Widow.She was very sick and sensitive to light for 9 months after that.The bite is very dangerous for elderly.Black widows here in Alabama are HUGE and love to hide in those cement water meter things in the ground with the iron lids.
@memutic /watch?v=rPZ9wAdNEaQ idk if that is a hobo spider or not just thought it was a strange video as i have never seen a spider actually chasing someone, nor thought a spider would ever do that..
@TheAjair Hmm, that might be a hobo spider - it's a male, that's for sure. Looks like the same family as Hoboes but we'd need a much clearer view of the abdomen to be sure. In any case, it's harmless.
@indigowulf Honestly as i recall most spiders look for shade and cool places, you in the middle of the room would seem to be shade. I've had spiders hide under me for shade and when you move they tend to just flee, at least that has been the case for me through my life
Never have seen a black widow, but I did have a brown recluse in my home that jumped about 6 freaking feet and landed on my mother's leg. Luckily she was wearing thick pants. 1 seconds later it sped off like Speedy Gonzales and my cat chased it under the couch where it was never seen again. I was frightened for weeks.
Wouldn't they be more distressed and likely to bite you because of being scared of the water and not having the option to climb around? I know that some species of spider are not naturally that aggressive and it's difficult to actually get them to bite you.
Spiders bother me all the time.One time i was goign to go masterbate and while looking for porn a spider droped down onto my hand while i was controlling the mouse.Three times while taking a piss i have had spiders suspend down and try and land on my. Other people have said this has happened in my bathroom.I have got bitten on my side and got real sick and had really achy joints along with vomiting and headache. The bite really hurt and the pain shot into my side. Fuck spiders.
My little brother was just a toddler when he 'bothered' a brown recluse by putting his foot in his shoe when it bit his big toe. His toe is malformed, and almost had it surgically removed. I don't care to 'respect' spiders. They are just insects, and I don't fear them. Not liking them doesn't mean I fear them.
Brown recluse spiders aren't immediately dangerous: their venom has an enzyme that breaks down flesh over several days before becoming a major issue. The Black Widow...well that really is a problem...
No man is an island... But his hand...?
billay360 17 hours ago
its not cuz im scared of a bite...spiders are just fucking horrifying y u no understand?
c4stoners 17 hours ago
lol thier fighting,ha ha XD
wg99er 1 day ago
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if you ask me, both spiders were high, therefore they couldn't see strait so they didn't bite. you'r hand may or may not smell like weed
danieldvs100 1 day ago
All spider except those certain ones hate water.. they will immediately drown by you putting them around water like that they wont really bite you, they are fighting for their lives, wet they are less ahrmful because to them its defeat...just saying
DarkManagerful 1 day ago
@DarkManagerful "All spider except those certain ones..." Sure, you can say that about anything: "All people except those certain ones are named Professor Wigglesworth."
memutic 1 day ago
@memutic I do sure hope you are "trying" to be sarcastic because you sound really stupid..
DarkManagerful 1 day ago
@DarkManagerful actually they would not drown immediately. In fact a spider could outlast a human underwater... and then another human and another and another... and so on...
Some spiders even enter a coma like state when underwater and "come back to life" after being submerged for lengthy periods of time.
also at that scale, oxygen can cling to the spiders body making it hard for them even be completely underwater.
newyorkmeable 16 hours ago
@newyorkmeable Well actually no you see if oxygen is stuck on a spider its because either the sipder has spung a special web with special silk or because of their fine hairs, spiders have chambers used for breathing oxygen not lungs, so they can oly stay submerged for minimal periods before they drown, spiders get fatigued by water or being wet which can lead to not being hostile or beligerant thus the sipders not attacking..
DarkManagerful 14 hours ago
Black Widows are actually very docile, I used to play with them as a child. The Brown Recluse is going to get flushed down the toilet, or stepped on if I see it anywhere near me, or those I love, & care about.
loveunderlaw 2 days ago
@loveunderlaw Are you kidding? How did you "play" with them?
whitespirit26 1 day ago
@whitespirit26 Just hold them gently in your hand, give them a stick to run up, & down on. As long as you don't hurt them, or threaten them in some way, they're very docile, & gentle little guys.
loveunderlaw 1 day ago
Cute, they're playing King of the hill.
You know, you were smart to do this in water, because then if you panicked or something, you could just dip your hand down and the spiders would be afloat, so you wouldn't have to flick them off or anything.
whitespirit26 2 days ago
You know, I don't think that Recluse is full-grown.
whitespirit26 2 days ago
@whitespirit26 her epigynum says otherwise.
memutic 1 day ago
Hey, is that a MALE black widow?? I've seen black ones like that with the squares down their backs. It's not a female Black Widow, for sure.
whitespirit26 2 days ago
@whitespirit26 No, that's a female, males aren't even black....
snipesnrifles 1 day ago
@snipesnrifles Then it's not a Black Widow. Their markings are very clear.
whitespirit26 1 day ago
@whitespirit26 No, only the females are big black and have the red hourglass or markings, the males are very small compared to the female and doesn't even look like the female, this is called sexual dimorphism, it's very common in nature. Trust me on this, I've been an ameteur entomologist ever since I was a little kid.
snipesnrifles 1 day ago
@snipesnrifles I get it, I recall that the males are not black, and know that all male spiders except the Wolf spiders are smaller than the females. But that spider is not a black Widow, male or female.
whitespirit26 23 hours ago
@whitespirit26 No, it is a black widow, L. Mactans to be exact, it has red spots on the back as well.
snipesnrifles 23 hours ago
@snipesnrifles That's interesting, can you give me a source? I've never heard of Widows having anything but hourglasses, red or yellow.
whitespirit26 23 hours ago
@whitespirit26 Youtube won't let me put a link but a google search of L Mactans will show it. Also check the red back spiders of Australia, very close relatives to the Widows but as the name suggests, has red markings on the back.
snipesnrifles 19 hours ago
why what big brass balls you have
xsublimenalx 3 days ago in playlist Spiders
D: I live in California and the black widows where i live D: are wayyy bigger and omg ;o;! i couldnt do what this man xD just did
TheDeviantPanda 3 days ago
Not only are you informative about the information conveyed, YOU HAVE SOME MASSIVE BALLS for doing this. Just the thought of a Brown Recluse making my fingers a jungle-gym is enough.
PoisonMushroomParty 3 days ago
chuck nories called he wants to know what your trying to pull?
tubatony16 3 days ago in playlist Spiders
"Hi, My name is Arlo. When I get bitten and find out what i'll have to pay in medical fee's, I'll sure feel like a really big dumbass!"
Edward681 3 days ago
NOPE!! NOPE!! NOPE!!! NOPE!!!
MachoBroadcast 5 days ago
u gotta be the craziest motherfucker doing shit like this to put it on youtube fucking crazy damn
daddytrejo 5 days ago
ur one ballsy man
maxkilla93 5 days ago
dont try that at home? MOTHER FUCKER BLACK WIDOWS LIVE IN MY FUCKING BASEMENT!
UnKnOwNHaXkEr 5 days ago
lol at the widow trying to make webbing
Gyronex 5 days ago
I would never hold spiders tf.
mocitygirl33 5 days ago
i love this-- if you could contain a honey bee somehow you would see the same thing! they won't put in the effort to hurt you unless they are in a position to be hurt.
areece03 6 days ago
Not No, but HELL NO!
j0nthinnnnnnnnnn 6 days ago
Just got really itchy....
SmokeWeedEveryDay629 6 days ago
dude your EPIC
LeadoffNFmafia 6 days ago
That is a really realistic looking prosthetic hand.
Osama213 6 days ago
ermmmmmm fuck that !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
TheWrighty1 6 days ago
We went from being outside, to controlled enviroment... to Santa's workshop? Why did it end at Santa's workshop at the mall? lol
AmyBluesoul 1 week ago
fun shit
NappyPappy4life 1 week ago
Priorities: You have them.
Kierantheskafreak 1 week ago
Hes so calm that he shaved while holding a Brown Recluse and Black Widow in his hand...
FreezyyGFX 1 week ago 7
This dude is crazy
gummibaer798 1 week ago
The spider just thinks your hand is a giant moving land mass.
destinystruth 1 week ago
I like the wait the black widow waves its leg around. "Waiter.... Ahem, waiter! *waves hand* EXCUSE ME!"
RiskyJinjo11 1 week ago
You have no idea how hard that was for me to watch.
shexdensmore 1 week ago
im not afraid of spiders or anything and ive caught a black widow in a jar when 2 or 3 yrs ago and fed it to a wolf spider but put a black widow and a brown recluse on my hand id rather have someone put a cigar out in my eye
energydrinkperson06 1 week ago
YOUR ONE BRAVE MAN!
rawfeedisLinked 1 week ago
balls of steel
KnathanofCydonia 1 week ago
This didnt help me over come my fears... It just informed me how danger a spider can BE!!!! AHHHHHH!@!@!@!@!@!@ :'( - Forever alone...
iGeeorge 1 week ago
Lovely spiders. I always thought the Brown Recluse was smaller. Also I was bitten by a spider when I was younger and it left an indented scar, I am not sure what kind of spider it was.
karatechopkitten 1 week ago
@karatechopkitten where abouts do you live? common spiders that can do that are the recluse, hobo spider and more commonly the yellow sac spider. you might have also gotten a minor bacterial infection from the bite causing some amount of necrotic damage thus causing the depressed scar. just my 2 cents :)
vmatt123 1 week ago
@vmatt123 Western Montana.
karatechopkitten 1 week ago
@vmatt123 Let's stay in reality here - hobo spider bites haven't been verified to cause any medical damage, and as for yellow sac spiders, see my video on this channel.
memutic 1 week ago
@memutic hobo spiders have been shown to cause necrotic lesions in rabbits. one can only assume the same for humans, otherwise the hobo spider wouldn't be considered medically significant. As for the Cheiracanthium I have been bitten in broad daylight and have seen the results.
vmatt123 1 week ago
@vmatt123 You are one of the few people to have been bitten by a nocturnal spider in broad daylight. What were you doing to it? And, let's look at the scientific literature: Vetter and Isbister, 2004, reviewed hobo spider bites and found a lack of evidence. Same guys did the same thing with yellow sacs. If you can cite your evidence for the rabbit thing, please do so. Otherwise it's just hearsay.
memutic 1 week ago
@memutic made a silken tube on in my shirt that I put on. I noticed a lump through my shirt and rubbed it. Got bit.
vmatt123 1 week ago
@memutic @memutic What seems to lead most people into believing (and lack of quality scientific proof) that hobo spiders do not have similar necrotic traits as the recluse does is due to the fact of two things. 1 lack of literature that is credible 2 The low rate of envenomation from this particular species. I have a couple buddies of mine who have been bitten more than once (one of them on a dare) and have seen first hand the results. Slow healing, indented lesion at bite location. Check CDC.
vmatt123 1 week ago
kill them. kill them with fire
BoomNHmediA 1 week ago
Next time, try it using your penis. I bet you'd lose all your faith in those two not biting you.
donniedarkodevotte 1 week ago
I had a tingle in my leg and freaked out because I thought it was a spider. God damn, going to have fun sleeping tonight.
MultiPaintball1234 1 week ago
I regret to inform everyone that the black widow spider actually emits a high-pitched squeal @1:24 that is inaudible to human hearing. All black widow spiders within a 30 meter radius will pick up the sound and travel to your location as soon as possible.
SharpieArtStudios 1 week ago
yeah but if a brown recluse happens to end up in your bed sheets and you roll around? yeah yerr phucked
itssuaves 1 week ago
It would be cool if you did the same test on spiderman to see if he will bite you. I like picturing him doing the same thing as these spiders; touching the water with his hands and being like "Damn, I cant get off this hand cause of all this water!"
sacredraisincake 1 week ago
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christianscott123 1 week ago
how the fuck did you get those guys off your hand after two minutes?
allstaridiot8 1 week ago
Erm...
percy3815 1 week ago
Crazy ass!! I had a tingling the whole time
bmery44 2 weeks ago 6
I catch and release brown recluses all the time. I live with two women who demand that I smash the poor beasts on a weekly basis. The only thing I'm afraid of is one of the girls scaring it while I take it outside.
MrDylaneric 2 weeks ago
You sir, are a ritard.
MrWorld09 2 weeks ago
@MrWorld09 the fuck is a ritard?!
MsKiana2001 1 week ago
I want your medical records around the date of this recording.
zaibervaireus 2 weeks ago
Well yeah, if unprovoked they're fine, but most times when you find them in the outdoors you don't have the luxury of them being unprovoked. When you grab a piece of firewood and there's a Black Widow on it, chances are she's going to be pretty angry.
TheWarWasp 2 weeks ago
How in the hell is this fucker not dead!?!?!!??!
DivaDiva231 2 weeks ago
Ok, now try it with a Sydney Funnel Web and a Brazilian Wandering Spider :-D
Frankdtankspanks 2 weeks ago
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i know how he did it...they was in water and needed a perch...thats the ONLY way he did that.My grandmother was bitten by a black widow because it crawled into her garden glove after she briefly took it off and 30 minutes later put it back on without shaking it out first.She was sick for 9 months.It bit her several times before she got her hand out of the glove.
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205seeme 2 weeks ago
Having had both of these spiders in my childhood home all the time, I have no idea how you did this. Our black widows were 3 times larger than that one. I almost grabbed a towel off the back of a door without realizing there was a huge female black widow on it. We had around 40 around our house every summer.. Not a good feeling.
eelexa 2 weeks ago 9
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@eelexa i know how he did it...they was in water and needed a perch...thats the ONLY way he did that.My grandmother was bitten by a black widow because it crawled into her garden glove after she briefly took it off and 30 minutes later put it back on without shaking it out first.She was sick for 9 months.It bit her several times before she got her hand out of the glove.
205seeme 2 weeks ago
@eelexa How do you know how big the black widow in the video is? Maybe I have big hands...
memutic 2 weeks ago 2
@memutic lol
pariksha 2 weeks ago
@memutic it does look like a juvinile or male though. They both have the tendencies to have more markings aside from the hourglass broken into segments along their back. You did say it was a L. Mactans though and they are known for having markings ranging from all black with the classic hourglass to having red stripes and dots. I am loving your videos memutic. Keep it up!!! :)
vmatt123 1 week ago
Also, I read in the Internet that the Brown Recluse is ticklish and has a proclivity for nut allergies. Can't find that kind of trivia on the Black Widow, but I've heard people say they don't prefer 80's Top 40 music. Not like any of that is really relevant here. Keep up the good work, Arlo!
abnoctos 2 weeks ago
@abnoctos That is SO not TRUE!!! You read it wrong! The Brown Recluse has ticklish nuts and a proclivity to allergies! As for the Black Widow, I have found that Frank Sinatra and Barry Manilow work well to rid the home of infestations. Arlo, you the man, I'm sure as HELL not gonna try that one anytime soon! :D
Belthazar2u 2 weeks ago
iv stomped the shit out of those Brown ones.. See them in my garage every few months..
NYGIANTFAN1187 2 weeks ago
wait, don't black widows have an hourglass shape on them?
nataliethedragoness 2 weeks ago
@nataliethedragoness that's on their bellies
mumblezzz1the1ninja 2 weeks ago
UNN fuck that noise
cory6687 2 weeks ago
Spiders, like divorce attorneys, are just misunderstood. I love spiders, and it's so awesome to see another spider-lover.
Spiderwoman1988 2 weeks ago
no no no no no no no no nooooo nope
crypto75837 2 weeks ago 30
@crypto75837
ROFL!!! what he said! lol
Coppulor1 2 weeks ago
so how did you get them off? smashed them or let them go?
honeyxlatte 2 weeks ago
FUCK THAT SHIT
TheBubbles069 2 weeks ago 2
fucking smash them lol
slednck3 2 weeks ago
BALLS.
Herculieas 2 weeks ago
dude i knew spiders dont bite out of spite, they just freak me out alot
wondernerd2 2 weeks ago
Now I may be wrong... But, toward the end there when you see the brown recluse raising it's legs like that... Isn't that a sign of aggression? Maybe there's a better word than aggression, but it seems like when spiders do that it means they're getting a bit agitated >.>
Again, I may be wrong...
xxWynterGenisisxx 2 weeks ago
You should explain the trick why your hand is underwater cuz even if you say "Don't try this at home" there's always a few idiots would try it just because they saw it on Youtube. But then, I shouldn't be worrying about those idiots...
333XD 2 weeks ago
@333XD I do explain that, you just have to read all these great comments first. It's because the spiders kept running up my arm and hiding in my armpit.
memutic 2 weeks ago
*lifts feet off floor
CarpTipzUK 2 weeks ago
For science!
k1awdttt 2 weeks ago
FIGHT, FIGHT, FIGHT, FIGHT! :D
TheInuYashaDogEars 2 weeks ago
Maybe the water chilled them down... But can spiders of such size penetrate human skin at all? In Central Europe no spider can.
5mnz7fg 2 weeks ago
@5mnz7fg brb, moving to central europe
AustinOConnellVideos 1 week ago
you gotz dem big balls
FallenLagna 2 weeks ago
why don't they just shoot their web and web sling out of there?
DickHead69able 2 weeks ago
this is BY FAR the most unnerving video on YOUTUBE! Eyeball surgery is pleasant compared to this.
greiteneis 2 weeks ago
.....niggggga please
HazeOfTheKraken 2 weeks ago
SHIT DUDE YOUZ GOTZ BALLZ
MrMoeswag 2 weeks ago
"here im going to show you how nice spiders are"
*starts listing deadly facts about said spiders*
FlippyHairSwag 2 weeks ago 2
ARECNIPHOBIC!
HaSGaming 2 weeks ago
Jeez! I'm not really even afraid of spiders but I'd be crying like a hungry, angry baby with those suckers on my hand for 2 minutes.
bratwurstsalad 2 weeks ago
Actually, I believe that the hobo spider, found North of the Mason Dixon, is more dangerous than either of those. Primarily because it has almost identical venom to the recluse, but is more aggressive, due in part to poor eyesight. I have been bitten by a hobo. I have had a hobo charge me from the far side of the room as I sat on the floor watching tv. I have handled (safely) many other insects, including many spiders and wasps. I don't recommend anyone handle a hobo.
indigowulf 2 weeks ago
@indigowulf People like you are NOT HELPING. Check your facts. And I don't believe you about the hobo spider biting you.
memutic 2 weeks ago 4
@memutic i saw something about hobo spiders being aggressive, and that when people (idk the wording) tent the house with poison hobo spiders came in afterwards; does that sound right or something they exaggerated
nailo1 2 weeks ago
@memutic My Grandmother was bitten several times by a Black Widow.She was very sick and sensitive to light for 9 months after that.The bite is very dangerous for elderly.Black widows here in Alabama are HUGE and love to hide in those cement water meter things in the ground with the iron lids.
205seeme 2 weeks ago
@memutic /watch?v=rPZ9wAdNEaQ idk if that is a hobo spider or not just thought it was a strange video as i have never seen a spider actually chasing someone, nor thought a spider would ever do that..
TheAjair 2 weeks ago
@TheAjair I can't seem to get that link to load. What's the name of the video?
memutic 2 weeks ago
@memutic "Huge spider charging me" it only has around 200 views.
TheAjair 2 weeks ago
@TheAjair Hmm, that might be a hobo spider - it's a male, that's for sure. Looks like the same family as Hoboes but we'd need a much clearer view of the abdomen to be sure. In any case, it's harmless.
memutic 2 weeks ago
@memutic Is it normal for spiders to chase people like that though? Just seems so weird to me.
TheAjair 2 weeks ago
@indigowulf Honestly as i recall most spiders look for shade and cool places, you in the middle of the room would seem to be shade. I've had spiders hide under me for shade and when you move they tend to just flee, at least that has been the case for me through my life
sakiLOVER 2 weeks ago
@indigowulf I havent been bitten by a hobo, Though i think it was because i gave him $5.
HAYDS510 2 weeks ago
Fuck spiders, I get paid without them
TheAlvaro46 2 weeks ago
NOPE
MikSane 2 weeks ago
yah...ok so spiders dont bite like crazy...doesnt mean im gonna go pick them up...
Fummb1es 2 weeks ago
WHAT-YA NOT GONNA FRENCH KISS A RABID RATTLE SNAKE?! DAAANG YA!
kenstasia 2 weeks ago
black widow are tottaly poisonous i cant beleive it BOTH ARE THEM ARE
Prototypefuison1468 2 weeks ago
people like this guy should pay much more for health insurance...
marekmaxpabianice 2 weeks ago
Never have seen a black widow, but I did have a brown recluse in my home that jumped about 6 freaking feet and landed on my mother's leg. Luckily she was wearing thick pants. 1 seconds later it sped off like Speedy Gonzales and my cat chased it under the couch where it was never seen again. I was frightened for weeks.
MultiFabulous 2 weeks ago
@MultiFabulous
Bleh! "1 second"
MultiFabulous 2 weeks ago
I try this where I fucking want to try it, okay?
ImRobzZ 2 weeks ago
Oh god. Now I need to make sure those aren't hiding in my house...
CanadaMapleSyrup 2 weeks ago in playlist Stuff Kevin Likes: Thursday Feb 2nd, 2012 (Start Here)
Feels like something be crawling on me now
tmac6689 2 weeks ago
NO!
j33zysf1 2 weeks ago
That scare me to have them fight on my hand. They would bite if they're fighting. One could miss and bite your finger.
cpowell786 2 weeks ago
Wouldn't they be more distressed and likely to bite you because of being scared of the water and not having the option to climb around? I know that some species of spider are not naturally that aggressive and it's difficult to actually get them to bite you.
RainyDayGirlx 2 weeks ago
Spiders bother me all the time.One time i was goign to go masterbate and while looking for porn a spider droped down onto my hand while i was controlling the mouse.Three times while taking a piss i have had spiders suspend down and try and land on my. Other people have said this has happened in my bathroom.I have got bitten on my side and got real sick and had really achy joints along with vomiting and headache. The bite really hurt and the pain shot into my side. Fuck spiders.
nowwithmorekick 2 weeks ago in playlist Stuff Kevin Likes: Thursday Feb 2nd, 2012 (Start Here)
i not only cried watching this, it now feels like spiders are all over me.
christinaguesswho 2 weeks ago
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christinaguesswho 2 weeks ago
i would wear mittens, and i approve this message.
heinzfiktschen 2 weeks ago
they think your hand isd a rock, thats why they dont bite
thecrust100 2 weeks ago
you got some hefty balls.
davidgaitens 2 weeks ago
Not to be mean, but I kind of wanted to see them fight...
DerKreuzitter 2 weeks ago
WHYYYYYYYYYY would you ever.
Makeup4U12 2 weeks ago
hell yeah you should kill one of these if you see it in your room, people get bitten by spiders when they roll over in their sleep,
iknowmy3table 2 weeks ago
Venom, not poison
reechard420 2 weeks ago
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Forgot to add this to the description: 2:46 is 6 months later, after a very unhappy stint in the local hospital
timcoleman 2 weeks ago
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timcoleman 2 weeks ago
I see what you did their, you gave the spiders an ultimatum. Survive on your hand, or drown. I wouldn't bite what's keeping me alive either.
Cb138inRs 2 weeks ago 41
@Cb138inRs "I see what you did their"
"their"
GmasterFunk 2 weeks ago
"I wouldn't bite what's keeping me alive either."
I see. So you swallow meat without chewing?
haitianxu 2 weeks ago
@haitianxu .....Haha?
Cb138inRs 2 weeks ago
I fainted
garfield588 2 weeks ago
You are now aware that there is a spider within 3 meters around you.
Malkintosh 2 weeks ago in playlist Stuff Kevin Likes: Thursday Feb 2nd, 2012 (Start Here)
My little brother was just a toddler when he 'bothered' a brown recluse by putting his foot in his shoe when it bit his big toe. His toe is malformed, and almost had it surgically removed. I don't care to 'respect' spiders. They are just insects, and I don't fear them. Not liking them doesn't mean I fear them.
fossilpro 2 weeks ago
@fossilpro Spiders are not insects.
Tinadork18 2 weeks ago
do you have a death wish
michaelmda1 2 weeks ago
my uncle had a black widow chillin on his neck, until he realized he did and then knocked it to the ground, thank god he did not get bitten though
ezra047 2 weeks ago
fuck that shit. that gave me the chills i hate spiders!!!
brocko888 2 weeks ago
Watch out, we got a badass over here!
mikesentra 2 weeks ago
@mikesentra lol my thoughts exactly
Shadsterwolf 2 weeks ago
Brown spider 1:23 hahahah i want to hug the giant not u!
jakeman455 2 weeks ago
Everyone these insects are very amazing and we shouldn't kill them and we should provide the space they need!
jakeman455 2 weeks ago
1:23 the brown spider has panic attack- we gonna die
black widow- quit beeing a pussy and get the fck off meh
chloe2046 2 weeks ago
FTS...
ccole742 2 weeks ago in playlist Stuff Kevin Likes: Thursday Feb 2nd, 2012 (Start Here)
its true everything is bigger in texas including stupidity.
JackCreed67 3 weeks ago
Brown recluse spiders aren't immediately dangerous: their venom has an enzyme that breaks down flesh over several days before becoming a major issue. The Black Widow...well that really is a problem...
Ispeakyoulol 3 weeks ago in playlist Stuff Kevin Likes: Thursday Feb 2nd, 2012 (Start Here)
3:05 "Dont try this at home"
NO NEED TO WORRY :D
Ratcaller 3 weeks ago 17
beurk
DjHeartbreak79 3 weeks ago
Yikes.
SilveniumTheDrifter 3 weeks ago