Tarantulas on the move near Pinnacles National Park during the peak of mating season
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- Опубликовано: 19 окт 2024
- As Halloween nears, tarantula breeding season is bringing the arachnids out of hiding near Pinnacles National Park. Brian Hackney reports.
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Many, many years ago I was on a business trip in the area around El Centro California. While driving on a back road I thought the road was moving. At closer inspection and as I was driving through them the Tarantulas were walking across the road in the thousands 😮
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I love tarantulas, they are so beautiful.
I like tuhtos. (Turtles)😂
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“Because why not?” 😂
Keep em off me, they can stay on the move or back in hiding🤣
Moved to CA over 10 years ago from upstate NY. Never seen a tarantula (ive even hiked the pinnacles where this was filmed) but have seen mtn. lion, bear, rattlesnake. West coast is a wild world.
Same. Born in Ca and hike a a lot also, but I’ve only seen them in Mr. Diablo.
Then you weren`t looking in the right place.
One of the highlights of my life was seeing a Puma (Mt. Lion) in the wild in Utah. It was a full-grown, probably male, enormous one up in a road-cut above us. What a beautiful and majestic animal🙂
I have arachnophobia, and I'm already getting chills looking at it at front
I have tarantulas in the back yard, every year in September I see the males moving around.
The arachnids are getting more action than me ;-;
OMG how brutal to make love then get eaten by the girl you knocked up.
Black widow spiders do the same.
When she says, "You look so good, I can just eat you up." She means it😅
Human women destroy you after impregnation also.
Thank you so much for educating us 😊👍👏❤
Even though I’m a geologist and have spent much time outdoors, I’ve only seen one tarantula in the wild. It was in the White Mountains area that straddles California and Nevada, so I’m not sure exactly which side of the state line we were on. I saw a rattlesnake right next to me on that trip, too, and it felt like I jumped eight feet off the hill to get away! Tarantulas look forbidding, but I think they’re harmless. In any case, I just give all wild animals, especially rattlesnakes and scorpions, plenty of room to get away. They don’t like us any more than we like them. I’ve seen idiots poking at snakes, etc., with sticks, who then complain loudly when they get bit!
The title says Pinnacles park that is south of Hollister, but the ranger says Henry Coe state park in Morgan Hill.
8 legged freaks!!!!
Really Halloween baby
Awh so cute I want one. I can scare my sister with it she hates spiders.
Would just like to mention that was actually a California Kingsnake shown, not a Red Sided Garter Snake.
I live in north Texas and the breeding season for ours is in summer.
I will gladly go up and pet a 14 foot boa constrictor but spiders freak me out
Tarantulas are so dope
Ok, CBS, what fresh hell is this! No thank you!
WOW
"cause why not"
Do these tarantula's make good pets?
Kids that live in the mountains keep them as pets. Tie a string on them and keep them in their pocket. And take them to school with them.
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They are *so* cute!
They're not fighting actually; he's trying to lift her fangs and front legs out of the way, so he hooks his legs with hers and he leans her back.
Good luck guys!! 🥰🥰🕷🕷🕷🕷
In Cambodia, it's a snack!😬
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Spiders are horrible
Not those guys
@@okamijubeiyes, those guys 🤣🤣🤣