TARANTULAS MISUNDERSTOOD - tarantula documentary
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- The tarantula is one of the most intimidating creatures on earth, but this docu-series proves that they are a misunderstood animal, who are actually gentle giants.
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This is an amazing documentary! I used to be so terrified, but now I am the keeper of 27 tarantulas and will always have them as long as humanely possible.
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed it ❤️ congratulations on becoming a tarantula enthusiast and getting over your fear that's absolutely fantastic, I remember having 27 and now I'm up to around 350 it's super addictive, I can't wait to film the wildlife in Mexico next year hopefully I'll get some more wild tarantula footage 🤞🤞🤞
Robbie this is your best video yet. Beautiful music lovely terrantulas and incredibly informative. 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁❤️❤️
Thanks Emma, this is the new direction I'm going in with the channel, even if it takes longer to put content out I'd like it to be more educational, informative and much better production. Soooooo thank you for watching 😊
Hi!! I started working at an exotic pet store this year. Was so so afraid of spiders when I started. Always went straight for the bearded dragons and geckos.. Now I’m a proud momma with 8 spiders 🤣 They are so majestic and interesting. I want to join you on your mission to make people aware about the misconceptions they’ve been teaching/telling us and hopefully save some spiders while doing so! Great video 👍🏻 xo
That's awesome wish I had your job, and good luck with the mission, its not easy at all but all we can do is try if I only manage to change one person's mind I consider that a victory. Thanks for watching hopefully you enjoy other videos in the documentary play list 😀
"They're not a threat to people" tell that to my OBT. She's a demonic entity trapped in a Tarantula lmao.
"But did you die" 🤣🤣🤣
The infamous orange bitey thing
Exotic liar named his "Miss lord have mercy" sadly she died yo a failed molding.
Somehow I admire OBTs. They are tough little guys standing their ground.
As a keeper of these amazing creatures It’s great to actually find a brilliant documentary about them, thanks for giving us this video 👏👍
Thanks Chris I'm glad you enjoyed it hope you enjoy the rest of the mini documentaries I've done since this one
Same I keep tarantula to 🕷🕸🖤
David Attenborough would be proud, very well done. I will have to check out your other videos. Keep up the good work!
Thanks for watching John, I have a documentary playlist on the channel on individual species (some non tarantula animals) I'm currently working on a documentary about tarantula venom too which is proving to be quite interesting.
Great stuff! Have shared it
Thanks buddy, was just watching some of your videos interesting stuff I like it.
@@robbiestalkingts appreciated
Absolutely breathtaking photography thank you
Glad you enjoyed the video 👌
Well done on a lovely video. Have shared on my other platforms.
Thank you I really appreciate it naomi
Fantastic video! I used to have extreme arachnophobia. I'm so pleased I was able to overcome it and so appreciate these wonderful creatures!
Well I'm glad you enjoyed it, and hopefully learned something 😊
Same here! I love my 2 babies.
I wasn't really arachnophobic but found spiders extremely disgusting.
Within the last 2 month I've learned so much about them, especially tarantulas, that I now can't decide which I want yo adopt. Guess I will end up with at least 4, the
Brazilian black
Mexican red-knee
Green bottle blue
Caribena versicolor
And even then theraphosa blondi, the goliath birdeater, the largest of the world is on my wishlist
Me too I don’t have one myself but I use to not even like to look at them now I think they’re adorable special little creatures
@@MADxHAWK all amazing species
I like dogs , fishes , birds and Tarantulas the most , keeping fishes and birds is complicated and i am not sure if i can take care on a dog , this is why i keep tarantulas for over 10 years now , perfect pet .
Just brilliant Robbie😊
Thanks Amy appreciate it 🙏
Really, really enjoyed this, please do more. Thank you so, so much xx
Don't worry this is the direction I plan to go with the channel so there definitely will be a lot more to come
@@robbiestalkingts that's fantastic news, can't wait. Always enjoy your content x
an amazing video robbie . loved every second of this
Thanks for watching, this is the direction I'm going with the channel now .....so you can count on a lot more
Loved this. Excellent video. Done a lot of research and your channel has helped me immensely. I've shared it to my fb page as my friends are all arachnophobes. They all think i'm weird as I re-homed a grammastola rosea from someone and she's now living out her days in peace and quiet. Keep up the great work Robbie.
That's awesome Katie I'm sure the rosea will thrive in your care, appreciate you taking the time to watch and share ♥️
Great documentary robbie,and some great information about these beautiful tarantulas.
Thanks for watching mate 👍
Best of luck with this project, Robbie.
Thanks buddy, really appreciate it 👌
These documentaries that you do are amazing Robbie and I can watch these for hours. Will definitely share with my group. Very professional.
Thanks buddy I really appreciate it, I am trying hard to make content about the animals, and steer away from alll the content you see these days with presenters trying to be the centre of attention, all ego and attention seeking. So I'm glad you're appreciating the videos, definitely more to come.
This is an amazing video Robbie, definitely your best video by far. Please make more like this it will help and educate us all.😁🖤
I plan to
Very impressive !! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you very much!
Excellent video Robbie I really enjoyed watching it and certainly look forward to more 😀
More are definitely coming
Brilliant video mate
Glad you enjoyed it and thank you for watching 🙌
Beautiful video me and my tarantula approve of this video
Thanks for watching and enjoying fox 👌
Great video about T's I've got a few T's and I find them amazing and Awesome to keep and look after.
100% agree with you on that I own around 2000 specimens myself they are fascinating
I knew there was something about them I could respect they don't want to be bothered by other human beings a magnificent notion indeed
Thanks for watching 👌
Beautifully produced edited and narrated footage with a lot of insightful and up to date information... I really enjoyed watching it Robbie 😁 ... A job Well done 🌟
Thanks Lewis appreciate it buddy 👌
Thank you! I'm a new in the tarsntula world.
First off thanks for watching, I hope that you have every success in your new found tarantula journey 😊
Awesome short documentary, definitely will be watching this with a few friends again
Awesome, thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it, I used to do the whole care and husbandry thing but now it's so over saturated. I prefer making these documentaries now, it's much more rewarding. I hope you enjoy the rest of the documentaries in the playlist 😊
As someone who keeps, observes and researchs them, I totally love this video and its message.
Thank you I really appreciate it, plenty more mini documentaries to come, hopefully you enjoy them just as much 😊
Great video thankyou 😁
Glad you enjoyed it ❤️
Hey its interesting I’ve just come from Dynodaze the tuning channel was told to have a look at this I’d probably think twice now about them as always thought they would bite you for no reason yes did like it as was some content on insects and spiders but not these guys hope to see more thanks Craig
Well thanks for watching I appreciate it, these animals definitely get false representation in global media. Most of what people think is a myth that gets passed on from generation to generation. Hope to see more comments in the future and welcome to the channel
Nice little mini documentary on tarantulas. Beautifully presented and narrated. Well done
Thanks Jackie glad u enjoyed it 😊
What a beautiful video, thank you 🙏
Thanks iben appreciate the comment, hope you find other content to enjoy on the channel 😀
One word comes to mind BRILLIANT I enjoyed this video plenty of info and footage this video is gonna get BIG VIEWS mate AWESOME keep them coming !!
Thanks Michael appreciate it buddy, hopefully more people enjoy it like you have, documentary type videos are the direction I'm going in now. Kinda getting bored of putting out the same old content everyone else is doing. So I'm glad to be getting positive feedback 👌
@@robbiestalkingts Your welcome Robbie it kept me glued to the screen well worth doing more like it keep up the good work mate👍😉
I have a lot more in common with tarantulas than I thought! I'm an introvert and don't like people either lmao!
Maybe you just discovered the perfect pet for you then 😉 thanks for watching
Absolutely brilliant Robbie you should do more of these mate
Mark its all I am doing from now on making documentaries, it may take me longer to put out content but I'd prefer to be doing more educational videos I'm already working on the next one
@@robbiestalkingts mate there awesome
Awesome!
Glad you think so!
Awesome video dude really enjoyed it you should do more like this 👌🕷❤️
Oh I'm already working on the next one, hopefully I'll be out on Saturday. I've gotten bored of releasing he same videos that 100000000 channels are all doing, it's kinda dead and boring. So I'm switching to documentary style videos that I think more people will learn from. So huge thank you for watching ❤️
Tarantulas have 8 eyes
Scientists : They have no functions and are almost blind
I don't handle mine, I don't want to stress the animal out.
I used to hate these creatures with a passion and would sweat badly thinking about them. Now Im always looking for images of their colours and go wow every time i see a red knee.
Well done to you for facing your fear and through research learning to see these animals in a different way. I wish more people had that same attitude and drive to do so 😊 thank you for watching I really appreciate it, and enjoy your tarantula journey 👌
@@robbiestalkingts I wanna hold one now 😞
Wow what a amazing video bro fair play very informative and brilliant
Yeah I'm not doing the old style videos any more I'm moving on to educational documentaries on the animals themselves rather than the over saturated "care & husbandry" "unboxing" type stuff everyone is doing
@@robbiestalkingts it's awesome mate fair play loving it 👍
00:47 Same 😔
This is really well produced.
Thanks for watching 🙌
I held my first tarantula when I was 3, they’ve been my favorite animal ever since🙂
That's awesome 👌
0:35 The movie “8 Legged Freaks”😂😂😂
Yep one of the many misrepresentations
Absolutely loved this video Robbie. Really wholesome and calming. I think arachnophobes could not necessarily watch this but just listen to it to help them understand more about them. I wish I could of had this video when I was arachnophobic
I'm glad you enjoyed it, I'm trying to bring a bit more "natural history" aspect to the tarantula youtube world, for a long time it's been very lacking and you hit the nail on the head, people may learn something even if they didn't like or have an interest in spiders to start with, my aim now is to create mini documentaries so once played back to back in one play list it's one huge tarantula encyclopedia
@@robbiestalkingts that would be awesome! I also love the soundtrack. Gives a very relaxing vibe
Well I just released part 4 today so it's full steam ahead!!!
I got 2 tarantula in my living room with me watching TV 😊, 1 is a acanthoscuria geniculata and psalmopoeus irminia 🕷🕸🖤 my collection will grow, tomorrow I purchase a Brazilian salmon pink birdeater 😊
That is awesome!
Most are pretty docile, but I would never want to piss a Cobalt Blue off. Those guys are mean.
If you watch my cobalt blue rehouse video I've not found that to be the case, 9 times out of 10 in captivity its due to inadequate set up and stress that makes them defensive.
Not me with arachnaphobìa watching this
I actually did a documentary about arachnophobia, was very interesting to research the subject.
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Thanks for watching 👌 hope you enjoy more content in the documentary playlist 😊
10 seconds into the video and we get a poxy advert.
Take it up with youtube they place the ads I don't have control of that sadly.
Such wonderful creatures, so fascinating, and beautiful. I started being fascinated by spiders after we encountered black widows from a shipment of grapes recieved from the US. I'm canadian, we don't have those here. But since then, I've done a lot of research on a lot of spiders. From the goofy ones, like net casting spiders, to the cute ones, like jumping spiders. But tarantulas... they are something else entirely. They are so beautiful. So colorful too. I have a wishlist somewhere in my brain, but it will remain something I look at from afar, or my roommate might burn the neighborhood down. (Wanna see beauty? Google Poecilotheria. My personal fave is the Ornata, but they are all beathtaking, and sadly, also endangered. )
Poecilotheria are actually my favourite genus of tarantulas I actually have a whole play list rehousing Poecilotheria in my own collection here Poecilotheria: ruclips.net/p/PLbgbvvZKe6lIfj6dAhgT1U45TAHxAPgmd thank you for watching ❤️
@@robbiestalkingts I will definitely go watch that! Pokies are.... they just leave me in awe. Their size, the pattern, the classic poses... So much of the old worlds are awe inducing. Another one I love a lot is M. balfouri.
Aren't theraphosa heavier than 85 grams? 😅
Depends on the specimen, take for example they also can reach 12" leg span, but on average they get to 9-10, you have to also take into consideration availability of food in the wild ect
I believe some of my ts can see better than I thought
It's definitely starting to look that way, pardon the pun.