STARBURST BABOON SPIDER Tanzania
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Join the team as they find and photograph the Starburst baboon spider (Pterinochilus murinus) in Tanzania © Guy Tansley 2018
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Music: Takamba by Jayme Stone
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Unreal! I have so much more appreciation for our little OBT after watching this. Learning about these creatures has taken me from being severely arachnophobic, to obsessed in a very short period of time. Thanks for sharing!
beautiful spiders. thanks for safely returning them to their burrow :)
Man, great job as always. Invaluable for the hobby to see these in the wild. I like how they used all the crevices.
Music is brilliant
Your a brave man holding that one my freind.
Just got myself the usambara starburst baboon species ❤
Awesome job guys..thanks so much for sharing. .keep up the great work 🖒's up .
great videos, thanks for the upload
Brilliant footage. Some really nice spiders.
Wow finding nymphs out in the wild awsome
Would love to see this with my own eyes 👀
Was looking for OBT videos like this but this one is great too.
12:26 was those old bird nets hole ,that they use as borrows ,beautiful capris with the yellow golden bands an the chevrons stripes on it abdomen
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Saw babies...🕷🕷🕷🕷🕷🕷🕷🕷🕷🕷🕷🕷🕷🕷🕷🕷🕷🕷🕷🕷🕷🤣😍
Aaaaw babies, thanks Google don't change my spelling check!😕
The third one was really shy
Interesting. Are there different colour forms?
Just discovered your Channel and it's brilliant. Criminally underviewed
Yes, many regional colour forms for P. murinus. Thanks for the kind comments - spread the word!
i have a female obt and she is so agressive 😁
10:30 haha yup, that's an OBT alright.
Were some of the burrows webbed over when found? Do these guys close off entrances when in premolt?
All were webbed over.
Im about to break out into keeping old world species, the starburst baboon im after is the H MACULATA togo starburst baboon, 🕷🕸
Ive now got a togo baboon species
Sehr tolles Video!
Thats awesome. And they are not that yellow/orange in the wild.
Not in this area anyway.
There are several different regional variants :)
is this kigoma, tete, mikumi? i know there are a few different ones
awesome.. can you make next video finding Rosea or G.Pulchra :) and Nicaraguan Albo thanks
i have 2 of these 1 spiderling and 1 large juvenile.
I love mine but like my RCF as gone to ground!
Wondering which locality are the red and orange ones like the ones in captivity??
If I recall.. the areas with the reddish orange dirt
Are all of the African tarantulas called baboon spiders?
Yes. It's a commonly used local name such as Earth Tigers for Asian tarantulas and Bird eating spiders for South American tarantulas etc.
Usumbara variant
So risky handling a P. Murinus but it is a very beautyful species
Guys, a bite could mess you up for several days 🤣
Na not really my bruh I been tagged by adult female Heteroscodra Maculata which is way worse, it's just localized pain and swelling, people make the bites out to be worse than they really are
I'm surprised it didn't react more defensively. An adult P. Murinus is usually extremely aggressive, and its bite extremely painful. Furthermore, unlike other tarantulas it doesn't proffer a warning bite (i.e. without venom) and injects venom with the first bite.
I have 4 of them and none are aggressive. They are defensive if provoked when they have nowhere to run.
They 100% dry bite just not every spider does it