Ay as long as the spider isn’t on your bed, consider it out of sight out of mind. A spider in your room will keep out bugs/insects, and they’ll give you your space. They don’t tend to have good eyesight so they might get close to you sometimes on accident, but once they realize they’ll most likely turn and run away. Spider friends are nice :)
@@theyumblat5420 It's the opposite for me. If I see a spider and lose it. It always comes for me at night time... Every time I lose it, same day I feel it crawling on my arm when sleeping. They ain't tiny either... 😭
I just love the lil nope dance, the lil “get away from me bugs” jig that he does! 😂 it gets me every time. 100% correct though, that spider is BIGGER THEN A HAMSTER!!!! BURN IT WITH FIRE GET IT THE FUCK AWAY FROM ME! 😂
@@ShaggyZoinkswould it be like a dog wearing shoes? Lifting its feet way too high up because it's confused? Looking at the shoes like "I can't find my feet. What is this sorcery? Dark magic!".
@@quetzalcoatlustheflyinggir5111 as much as i hate anything with too much feet. That would be cute and funny to see. Now i am imagining them playing basketball as well for some reason...
As an arachnophobe, the Huntsman was one of the first kinds of spider I became okay with, because apparently despite being known to be so fast they "teleport", they're apparently incredibly chill, or at least so timid they will flee before becoming aggressive.
I mean most spiders kinda flee before they become aggressive, especially when they don't have venom. spiders are creepy don't like em at all, I would never have them as a pet. But knowing that huntsmen and camel spiders exist I feel prepared to live around them. The most daunting part about this is why does Australia have such a strange and deadly biome I mean every time I think of the platypus and what it represents I get a headache. A duck billed, web footed, semi aquatic mammal, that not only lays eggs, and produces milk, but is also venomous? It doesn't make any damn sense. It wouldn't be as bad if there were other presidents for two or more of those traits, but there are none. The platypus is seemingly an avian, mammal, reptile, that's cuter than God's tits and I can't deal with it being a real creature from this planet.
@@lionheartfilms793 oh huntsmen spiders have venom It won't do anything in our biology though It will absolutely fuck up the spiders that it hunts though
I am also an arachnophobe and i was able to live with a huntsman in my toilet (just in the room, not the actual toilet) for like a month. She was chill. And then she was gone and we had tiny little huntsmans all over the house 🥴
I'm Australian, Huntsman spiders are basically wild pets A non venomous spider that prays on things that you'd actually want to avoid, let them do their own thing...catch and release if you really want it gone Frankly huntsman spiders should probably be introduced to America... might deal with new York's rat issues 🤣 Pretty much our big spiders are harmless, it's the little ones you gotta be scared of... and huntsmen eat the little ones
@@moltres42 NO NO NO YOU ARE. NOT BRINGING THOSE THINGS HERE I DON'T CARE IF THOSE SPIDER CATS CAN SOLVE WORLD PEACE OR SOMETHING I DON'T WANT IT HERE NO
@donthugmeImscared so I used to live in an area where they like to hangout and one day I went out into my backyard, as soon as I come of the door, a huntsman drops onto my head. I didn't think much of it at first so I just patted my head and rhats when I knew there was a spooky spider on me. So my instinct was to immediately shake it off my head. Terrifying.
If I'm not mistaken that was a variety of huntsman spider. Generally non-aggressive to humans but I'm with Jordan regarding the sentiment of it can have the house.
I don't swear I do however appreciate living vicariously through others!! Thank you for that. On certain specific and special circumstances not only is it called for but it actually suits! 😂😂😂
@@MarcyblightUniverse0421 the way they shed it pretty fucking weird, unlike other tarantula They adhere a foot to the wall and use gravity to just ✨ slide out ✨ So currently there are many huntsmen sheds all over the place
@@RailfoxStudios also If you live in high tree areas (like the blue mountains) its encouraged to not use cleaning products with eucalyptus Cause it makes them real aggressive Otherwise super cuddly and gentle
@@codydillon2144 don't worry. i'm australian too, they're just messing with ya XD. The smallest spider i've see was probably smaller than a grain of rice. the biggest i've seen was a bit smaller than a 3x3x3 rubix cube, but this video ain't fake.
Btw this isn’t a joke I have a spider on my bathroom window to eat the mozzys (mosquitos) and other smaller spiders.😭😭😭 there’s a spider that comes out on its 3 head large web with the spider being around a toddlers hand size lol. (It’s a orb spider, search it up.. or don’t idc)
Can I point out that by the way as a certified Australian I can confirm that these are the harmless ones you see them in your house all the time. They're called "Huntsmans"
@@Izzy_the_moderator Huntsmans are what keep pests like roaches, and other spiders away, the only death they cause are car crashes from people spotting one while driving
Bro what the fuck do you mean harmless. This shit is gonna give me the same nightmares that I had when I was 8 and watched the Harry Potter movie with spiders. That is mental trauma that is greater than when my father moved to California. I am more terrified then when I fell down a mountain and nobody was around to help. You have lost your godamn mind if you think that because something can’t kill you it is harmless.
As an Aussie, I’m pretty sure that’s a huntsman spider, they are *not* dangerous and don’t jump unless they feel threatened or cornered. They sometimes come into Australian homes bc of warm weather or when it rains. They are usually on walls / ceilings and I had one in my classroom once 😂, if that’s not a huntsman, I don’t know😅
U sort of characterize it as an animal at this point. I know it sounds weird but pests don’t feel like animals, and there’s an element here where it’s a totally self sufficient creature that has absolutely no reason to interact with a human, it’s the false idea that it’s competing for living space that I think is disturbing people and making them feel threatened. It definitely is self sufficient and it’s too different from mammals to clash we are on sort of different wavelengths
@@lukefisch9483it's not a pest though It hunts pests including other spiders Don't know about you but I'd prefer a single spider I know about than 30 I don't Also worst it can do if give you a fright and mild pain from a bite (their venom is useless on humans), dogs can cause more damage than they can
@@theirishviking9278 That huntsman has a name. He is Peter J Tomson, and he is my tenant. He pays rent by hunting down mozzies and other spiders. He also teaches Jack how to hunt, who is a very small jumping spider that sits there looking pretty more than it hunts.
I dont get the fear of spiders. I handle them all the time. Never been bit once. If its venomous i would just geta container and move it outside. Spiders are amazing creatures
@@Ashgan9exactly we had way bigger insects then. If only these were as big. Like imagine centipedes the size of a tree branch or human absolutely beautiful
That’s a huntsman, there quite common over here, they arnt poisonous and arnt aggressive, their juts creepy to look at. They are often found in peoples houses, sheds and other out door structures to protect themselves from the elements. They are kinda good to have cause they kill the poisonous spiders you’ll find in your house:)
@@samdouglas9759 while other people might say the black widow, you are right as a brown recluse never uses a warning bite while 9/10 times a black widow will.
Aussie here, these spiders are actually really cool because they hunt other spiders in the area, hence their name "Huntsman" spiders. They also chase laser pointers if you shine one near it.
Aussie here! huntsmen are actually really friendly! They do chase laser pointers and they only bite if you get to close, and they chase away other spiders! Better a gigantic, terrifying, yet friendly spider than a small harmful spider that will give you something to be afraid of.
The fact some idiot one day was just like sitting there with a laser pointer with their cat and that shits like hey dont forget about me! NO THANK YOU AUSTRIANS ARE NUTS
@@GHOST25938 Dude it's a nope from me for a REGULAR spider. If I walk in and see THAT? l'm giving him the keys to my house and apologizing. "Forgive ME sir, I did not mean to intrude."
@@neocreativesoul spiders have fur, paw's, they bite, they scratch, they are basically eight legged cat's. So yeah burn the House down After leaving and After that all other areas Until you reach the ocean
Always has, I'm Australian that's the thing about huntsman spiders...they are predators towards the kind of pests you'd actually want gone Once you become a fully fledged Australian you are more like "hello friend, you go do your job... I'll just be over here" Huntsman spiders are basically wild pets (I spelled that correctly, WILD PETS)
I’m Australian, that spider is called the huntsman and they are literally harmless, we give them goofy names, one that lived in our house was called Henry.
Danm I'm sorry to hear that mate I'm also Australian but I'm lucky enough to not have arachnophobia but even though I don't have arachnophobia I do know how big those fatass bastard are and on behalf of the entirety of Australia I'm so sorry mate hopefully you'll only see a giant spider on every second day instead of every day(I would hope that you would never have to deal with any spiders but we both know thats impossible unless you move far away from Australia)
I went to a zoo a couple days ago and got to see a "brazilian salmond pink bird eating spider" i think thats the name,its the 4th biggest tarantula and mate,i cant even fathom how scary it would be to see it outside of a cage. Or to even see it move....
Looking at the spider I got a sensation on the bottom of my neck I screamed It's 4 am I screamed on the top of my lungs Hearing spider foot steps?haha That's attack on Titan stuff I'll put the gun in my mouth
As an Australian I guarantee that those huge spiders are basically anxiety on legs... The larger they are the shyer, and while it may be giving you a heart attack, it's going through 3 mental breakdowns just seeing you...
Petition to just call australia jurassic park at this point Edit:Wow 1k likes yall are too kind Ps met this guy irl amazing friendly guy Edit: 2k likes! Im playing the lottery tonight
Very rarely will a spider bite you, I hid next to three red back during hide and seek. They are venomous and they do bite but they won’t bite unless you touch them. I miss them, they were part of my childhood and they probably died when I left primary school.
If it bites you and it’s poisonous you’re fine you mean venomous Poison: u bite/lick/ingest in any way = u die (maybe) Venom: it bites and/or stings u = u die (maybe)
We have Hunstmen spiders in Florida, too..... My mom was most unfortunate to encounter one in the middle of the night coming out from under the AC wall unit when she was younger and living with her parents... She tells the story to this day. She said it was as big as a toddler just crawling on the floor. But as soon as you made noise or turned on a light, he'd go right back up in that wall unit and disappear. Her family never believed her, never saw anything when they looked, night after night she watched this thing... Until she finally convinced them to stay up and just wait with her and booooyyyyyy was that all they needed. Moved the next day, I think.
These guys are actually pretty friendly. They just sit in a corner and mind their own business but also take care of any bugs/insects or other spiders that are actually dangerous
they dont make sounds like that, they dont make a sound at all, you just suddenly notice one on the wall and then wonder how long that guy has been there...its worse when you've seen one and then its gone later
Sure Huntsmen Spiders are scary, but at least the kill the insects you actually need to worry about. They don’t make webs thankfully, just focusing on surviving and killing any other insects in your home. Their whole thing is basically “I am the only insect-like being allowed in this house.”
They can make threads though, I had one dangling from the ceiling because it wanted to snuggle in bed with me. Moment I woke up and saw it, the thread snap and it fell on the bed, I freaked out and slept in the living room rest of the night. The thing had been in my Grandma's home, running around with an egg sack for a couple weeks before that, the weekend my grandma left me to watch the house alone, was the weekend the blasted thing decided to terrorize me. These things are stupidly territorial and stupidly smart, I hated it.
I don’t believe that coming from an Aussie you guys jump into the ocean to wrestle sharks. I mean the land that gave us Steve Irwin whom wrestled crocs. You guys either ride them or wrestle them
@@brokenarrow7621 Spiders are a lot scarier as they can show up out of nowhere, Wrestling a shark is something we do as a sport and for fun, Hope that clears things up
Another fun "my ass ain't going to Australia" fact, they have the deadliest stinging ant in the world. It's called a jack jumper. It's fucking terrifying.
@@jameswatts2003 Hiya Aussie here, just correcting your terminology of the aforementioned "jack jumper" (we call them jumping jacks) and the "bulldog ant" which we just call a bull ant. I can say I've been bitten by both and they'd only really be lethal in large/multiple quantities.
As a kid who Aussie, I've had a spider like that craw up my leg and I just said... "Mum, there's a spider on my leg" And they dealt with it I've also had spider pets! Barry, Gary, Lary, dary, hary, mary,
Listen, I don’t have arachnophobia, I’m usually cool with spiders, even tarantulas I’ll stay back from but observe from a few feet away thinking “huh that’s kind of cool” But then that spider moved and filled me with the insatiable urge to commit arson It looks big enough to threaten me with a knife
Like I don't mind spiders. Just find the webs annoying. But that....thing is just...JESUS! If I can't step on it with my size 13s. Bro you need a perfect head stomp otherwise that's yo ass
Lmaooooo I’m trying to imagine this guy having to survive in a post apocalyptic wasteland…just like *cha cha dance* Nope. Nope. No. *No.* That zombie’s eye just popped out of its head like…come here…*pulls you in closer* I wasn’t built for this, I want to go home.
I have nothing but respect for Australians after reading this. I see a tarantula and start packing bags but you're just over here like "yeah that's my roommate"
I will always stand by myself when I say if spiders could talk, I wouldn't be as afraid of them. They get rid of pests and such, but they're so scary bc of the multiple legs and not knowing what their next move is 😭 all I need is for lil Charlotte and her web to say "Hey, I'm trying to find that centipede that ran away, sorry for intruding" and we'd be on good terms 😭
This! I like spiders that keep to one spot 😂 I also find it helpful to imagine they have to do the Mission Impossible theme song to psych themselves up while they're running around or hanging from a web. Works best for harmless little ones that get nervous idk about Australia though xD
Yeah as someone who has arachnophobia I am terrified of spiders for so many reasons but one of the main ones is the fact that u never know their next move
fun fact: when a spider puts two of it's arms in the air it's in defense mode, if you get closer to a spider in defense mode they'll strike without hesitation and the larger the spider the more painful and aggressive the bite is
For some reason “they’ll strike” I’ve realized that they are in fact, sentient, and that terrifies me like, I know they are alive but saying it out loud, like why. Please just like I dunno die or something 😭
Believe it or not that's what's called a Huntsman spider and is actually one of the most docile and least threatening spiders you could ever come across. Ik it looks scary but its harmless lol
Some huntsmen are known to cause an infection in the bite site, although nothing life threatening and usually just a nuisance more than something to run to the ER for.
@@kayra8376 it is not. There are a few exceptions but for the most part it is not a harmful spider. It even tries not to bite unless really threatened and has no way to get away from you.
6 months? It would probably be less than a week. Do not underestimate the power of people wanting to see other doing something they really don't want to do.
Being an Australian, I see these around my house all the time and I can tell you, these spiders are harmless and actually great to have due to the fact that they hunt roaches.
@@Annab3llaX_XTHEY GET BIGGER?! also someone said these spawns of satan are also in florida can u verify that for me I would look it up but I do not wanna see pictures of that 8 legged demon
If you see one of those then you live in the US just leave the earth like go try to live at the international space station as long as they aren't spiders there
@@WhoIsMalenaaNah it’s fine to go to Australia, I’ve never found Huntsman Spiders that are bigger than my hand, and besides, they are very useful to keep around as they will go off and kill every insect and Spider in the house. So the Huntsman’s kill everything, they kill each other and now you have a house free of pests
A few years ago I found the biggest huntsman I have ever seen spread out it was the same length of a size 10 shoe. Biggest spider I have ever seen I ran lol
Whoever said "Out of sight, out of mind" has obviously never had a spider disappear in their room
They disappear way too often they are the stuff of nightmares
Yes!! One time, I didn't sleep in my bed for 2 weeks after I pulled my covers back and a big ass spider jumped off my bed. We never found him. 😭
Ay as long as the spider isn’t on your bed, consider it out of sight out of mind. A spider in your room will keep out bugs/insects, and they’ll give you your space. They don’t tend to have good eyesight so they might get close to you sometimes on accident, but once they realize they’ll most likely turn and run away. Spider friends are nice :)
U clearly haven't come across a snake slithering into your bedroom closet or mattress
@@theyumblat5420 It's the opposite for me. If I see a spider and lose it. It always comes for me at night time... Every time I lose it, same day I feel it crawling on my arm when sleeping. They ain't tiny either... 😭
If a spider or any insect makes noise when it moves is too damn big 😭
FR
Exactly
I was wondering where he went thankyou for finding him
*Exactly!!!!*
What about bee's?
“Nope” “nope” “no” “no” wise words from a wise man
I just love the lil nope dance, the lil “get away from me bugs” jig that he does! 😂 it gets me every time. 100% correct though, that spider is BIGGER THEN A HAMSTER!!!! BURN IT WITH FIRE GET IT THE FUCK AWAY FROM ME! 😂
On God
@Leslie Rae most spiders are bigger than hamsters
@@lukerazegaming88 No they aren’t!
@@KBWeeds well in Australia they are at least
I love Jordan's "I hate bugs" dance. it brings me such joy.🤣
Lmao! Was looking for this comment 😂
YUP😂
Hate to be "that guy" but it's not a bug, it's an arachnid. Still, they do be creepy af
That's what I'm here for.
I literally died from laughter 😂😂😂😂
"it has feet" I died. "Socks and shoes, 8 of them." 🤣
That's one expensive spider
I really wanna see that spider in socks
@@ShaggyZoinkswould it be like a dog wearing shoes? Lifting its feet way too high up because it's confused? Looking at the shoes like "I can't find my feet. What is this sorcery? Dark magic!".
@@quetzalcoatlustheflyinggir5111 as much as i hate anything with too much feet. That would be cute and funny to see.
Now i am imagining them playing basketball as well for some reason...
🤣😂🤣😂🤣💖
The spider is big enough to have a job and a family it's caring for.
Imagine the female carrieing a skurge of them on its back till they're big enough to explore.
That was probably HIS house.
Then spidey needs to pay rent, or he'll be telling the buggy Saint Peter why he reached the pearly gates on fire.
@@kimberly8695 It's his house now.
Right! Get a job or get out.
that aint no spider, thats an avengers level threat
😂
Spider-man Spider-man. Get the fuck away Spider-man
Avengers assemle
Lol it is a super hero down here... So maybe? Lol that's a spider that lives on rodents at that size lol.
Nah it’s past avengers level
That spider can KEEP THE COUNTY
it can keep the whole damn continent 😭
it’s just Jim he’s nice
@@StringheeseSTOP NAMING THEM!
@@StringheeseDON'T NAME IT BRO, THAT'S CREEPY!!!
@@Stringheese NOW HE'S STARTING TO GET ATTACHED TO IT
Australians: “It don’t bite.”
Americans: “Bye!”
No just Americans, this spider's legs are E for everyone and every nationality is noping the hell out of there XD
Ah yes, Americans: the only non-Australian nationality! :P
Boy bye
@@RockinAfr0 sorry that he didn’t mention every nationality that exists in one comment
Americans:"yeah because now your house is burning down, also you're welcome.
Spiders in Australia have HP bars, they are all boss level monsters.
So close here in Australia the boss monsters need to fight these to become a boss monster
Not just 1 hp bar, 3 full hp bars, a sheild and physical damage resistance
Ctfu he got a special move and intro music
And their own boss music on latin
They aren’t that bad, I often spare them because I think their kinda cool (unless they forget their place)
Please Australia, we beg of you to not let these things out.
That's probably why Australia was the continent with the most wildfires ....it tried to delete itself with all of these monsters ToT.
We’ll think about it 🤭🤭
@@scroocherinmcmuffins6217 Love that Australian sense of humor! 🤣🤣🤣
That's why God put it waaaaaaay over there on its own continent, thank you Lord
😂😂😂😂😢😢😢😅😅😅
As an arachnophobe, the Huntsman was one of the first kinds of spider I became okay with, because apparently despite being known to be so fast they "teleport", they're apparently incredibly chill, or at least so timid they will flee before becoming aggressive.
"so fast they teleport"?!
You are not making me feel any better.
@@macklinillustration oh yeah don't take your eyes off them they will just up and vanish on you and all it takes in a split second.
I mean most spiders kinda flee before they become aggressive, especially when they don't have venom. spiders are creepy don't like em at all, I would never have them as a pet. But knowing that huntsmen and camel spiders exist I feel prepared to live around them. The most daunting part about this is why does Australia have such a strange and deadly biome I mean every time I think of the platypus and what it represents I get a headache. A duck billed, web footed, semi aquatic mammal, that not only lays eggs, and produces milk, but is also venomous? It doesn't make any damn sense. It wouldn't be as bad if there were other presidents for two or more of those traits, but there are none. The platypus is seemingly an avian, mammal, reptile, that's cuter than God's tits and I can't deal with it being a real creature from this planet.
@@lionheartfilms793 oh huntsmen spiders have venom
It won't do anything in our biology though
It will absolutely fuck up the spiders that it hunts though
I am also an arachnophobe and i was able to live with a huntsman in my toilet (just in the room, not the actual toilet) for like a month. She was chill. And then she was gone and we had tiny little huntsmans all over the house 🥴
Maybe that's why Australia doesn't really do Halloween, because they'd get confused about what's real and what's decorations. That's terrifying
I'm Australian, Huntsman spiders are basically wild pets
A non venomous spider that prays on things that you'd actually want to avoid, let them do their own thing...catch and release if you really want it gone
Frankly huntsman spiders should probably be introduced to America... might deal with new York's rat issues 🤣
Pretty much our big spiders are harmless, it's the little ones you gotta be scared of... and huntsmen eat the little ones
@@moltres42 NO NO NO YOU ARE. NOT BRINGING THOSE THINGS HERE I DON'T CARE IF THOSE SPIDER CATS CAN SOLVE WORLD PEACE OR SOMETHING I DON'T WANT IT HERE NO
Aussie kids are into Halloween in a big way.
@@HarleyChipswhat if I told you they hunt roaches as their primary food source
@@KaiserReb I'd tell you that if I wanted to get rid of my roaches, I'd get a cat.
The fact that spiders can now tap dance is the scariest thing of all to me
Underrated
The spiders want me to tap dance! I don't want to tap dance!
yknow what's even better? These huntsman spiders tend to fall onto you if they're on the ceiling. It's happened to me. Scary shit.
You know whats better?
It doesnt need to be huntmens spider. A lil housespider is enough for me to switch rooms
"Oh hell no" moment
Aaaaaaaaa
Please tell me more. What was your reaction? Your instinct? Did you start flailing your body? What happened?
@donthugmeImscared so I used to live in an area where they like to hangout and one day I went out into my backyard, as soon as I come of the door, a huntsman drops onto my head. I didn't think much of it at first so I just patted my head and rhats when I knew there was a spooky spider on me. So my instinct was to immediately shake it off my head. Terrifying.
If I'm not mistaken that was a variety of huntsman spider. Generally non-aggressive to humans but I'm with Jordan regarding the sentiment of it can have the house.
This spider is named
“Ohfuckiusthatus” commonly known as “oh hell no” another common name for this is just simply “fuck that”
Lol dude you just made my night lol 😂
😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
I don't swear I do however appreciate living vicariously through others!! Thank you for that. On certain specific and special circumstances not only is it called for but it actually suits! 😂😂😂
one of these got into a commercial kitchen i work at ... lets just say everyone was on edge when they saw it was under the equipment...
I've heard of those, you need fire when you see them
This spider genuinely scared the shit out of me just from seeing it move 😂
Same 🤣
I IMMEDIATELY got nauseous 😭😭😭
"Whats your phobia?"
Me: "Australia."
😂😂😂😂
fair, this place is so cold
😂😂
As an Australian who lives in WA I'm leaving if I seen that mf in my house
@@pesty_pineapple463 You have betrayed the australian code, Boys, Terminate him
Also when it get really humid, you automatically know the huntsman’s will be shedding
Nope fuck that
@@MarcyblightUniverse0421 the way they shed it pretty fucking weird, unlike other tarantula
They adhere a foot to the wall and use gravity to just ✨ slide out ✨
So currently there are many huntsmen sheds all over the place
SINCE WHEN DO SPIDERS SHED
I’m sorry they WHAT
@@RailfoxStudios also
If you live in high tree areas (like the blue mountains) its encouraged to not use cleaning products with eucalyptus
Cause it makes them real aggressive
Otherwise super cuddly and gentle
As a certified Australian citizen I can tell you that that's just a tiny spider
T...tiny!? How big do they get!?
@@codydillon2144 don't worry. i'm australian too, they're just messing with ya XD. The smallest spider i've see was probably smaller than a grain of rice. the biggest i've seen was a bit smaller than a 3x3x3 rubix cube, but this video ain't fake.
Biggest I've seen was the size of a dinner plate. About a foot in diameter. It caught and ate a parrot in a web the size of a city
@@BrentLobegeier uuuh-huh
@@Deer_In_Headlights yeah it also made a whistling hiss noise when attacking the poor bird. Never knew spiders can vocalise
As an Australian myself I can confirm that those spiders are our house pets 😂
😰😰😰
Same I have like 4 living behind pictures
Spiders in Australia are something else man
Exsectle I have 10 all named bob Stan poo Jeremy jemmy jimmy cloud daddy max and harry
I think Harry has tried to kill a couple of times,
Btw this isn’t a joke I have a spider on my bathroom window to eat the mozzys (mosquitos) and other smaller spiders.😭😭😭 there’s a spider that comes out on its 3 head large web with the spider being around a toddlers hand size lol. (It’s a orb spider, search it up.. or don’t idc)
Pluto lookin REAL habitable rn
Underrated comment fr 😭
ELON DO YOUR THING!
I love how no one told jordan that the bugs have health bars down there.
😂😂😂😂
Boy, I'm convinced Australia is the end-game map for Earth.
Spiders like that live in the US too. Giant crab spiders, or the Olios Giganteus.
End of the grand line 😅
That’s the first comment about us I actually like
Na its new game +
@@idonomaeatomoku9322 no crab spiders are totally different than that 8 legged terrestrial tank.
Them australians be dealing with Harry Potter spiders💀
Yeah we are
Aragog.
That spider is average sized🤷🏻♂️
@@Spookihi NO! I refuse to accept that. It moved and it made a sound. Nah. Not allowed.
Harry Potter spiders are called Agromantulas, and Aragog was the leader of the agromantulas living in the forbidden forest, with his wife Mosag
Australia really be livin on hardcore mode
Not in the lower west side… WAIT EHATS THAT
They be playing rlcraft irl 😅
Yeah
nightmare mode*
Nah bro it was the original idea, minecraft got inspired by Australia 😭
Jordan's delivery is always perfect
forever grateful that australia is surrounded by water and therefore contained
Until they sneak unto planes
@@Tyedyeninja04productionsfuck you for making me consider the probability of that happening😂
@@kylenissen9984 🤣
It has happened. Read about the red back spiders that came to dubai from a flight from Australia
@@Zainahmedofficial89 Dubai? More like bye bye 💀
the fact that he hasn't said come closer shows how traumatized he was
You’re right!!! 🤣
he doesn't want anything to come closer after seeing that
Omg you're right
FR
Can I point out that by the way as a certified Australian I can confirm that these are the harmless ones you see them in your house all the time. They're called "Huntsmans"
Can we go back to when y'all were burning?
ALL THE TIME?
You guys own guns though right? Paying for bullet damages is easier than paying for a new home and thousands of locks
@@Izzy_the_moderator Huntsmans are what keep pests like roaches, and other spiders away, the only death they cause are car crashes from people spotting one while driving
Bro what the fuck do you mean harmless. This shit is gonna give me the same nightmares that I had when I was 8 and watched the Harry Potter movie with spiders. That is mental trauma that is greater than when my father moved to California. I am more terrified then when I fell down a mountain and nobody was around to help. You have lost your godamn mind if you think that because something can’t kill you it is harmless.
"HARMLESS" MY FUCKING ASS, ITS HARMFUL TO MY SANITY
As an Aussie, I’m pretty sure that’s a huntsman spider, they are *not* dangerous and don’t jump unless they feel threatened or cornered. They sometimes come into Australian homes bc of warm weather or when it rains. They are usually on walls / ceilings and I had one in my classroom once 😂, if that’s not a huntsman, I don’t know😅
U sort of characterize it as an animal at this point. I know it sounds weird but pests don’t feel like animals, and there’s an element here where it’s a totally self sufficient creature that has absolutely no reason to interact with a human, it’s the false idea that it’s competing for living space that I think is disturbing people and making them feel threatened. It definitely is self sufficient and it’s too different from mammals to clash we are on sort of different wavelengths
@@lukefisch9483it's not a pest though
It hunts pests including other spiders
Don't know about you but I'd prefer a single spider I know about than 30 I don't
Also worst it can do if give you a fright and mild pain from a bite (their venom is useless on humans), dogs can cause more damage than they can
@@theirishviking9278
That huntsman has a name. He is Peter J Tomson, and he is my tenant. He pays rent by hunting down mozzies and other spiders. He also teaches Jack how to hunt, who is a very small jumping spider that sits there looking pretty more than it hunts.
As an Australian, I can confirm I have one of these spiders using my spare room as an airbnb
To be honest as a fellow Aussie I have to admit every room has around 15 of these guys living rent free taking up half the room
I believe you.....
What's his review?
Did they stole all your shoes?
Actually, the rent or mortgage you pay is to the spider and you're the air bnb guest. He just gave you the rest of the house cause he likes privacy.
Whats even scarier is when you come back the spider is nowhere to be seen
we’re moving
There disappearing ability rivals that of Harry Houdini they shouldn't be able to disappear like that it's terrifying
I love the anxiety dance, that's a whole mood for all of these Aussie spider videos.
As an Aussie I can confidently say that you shouldn’t fear the spiders you should fear the dropbears
I just googled what that is and you guys are getting crazy over there
I'd rather take my chances with the drop bear...
@@shota7483 no ya fucking wouldn’t
@@shota7483the drop bear can and will kill you
Worst that spider can do is a bite with some mild pain
Nah, locals don’t need to worry, thanks to Vegemite.
Worry about the birds…
As an Australian: that shit is terrifying by our standards
But it's a cute lil' fella that will feast on every single other bug in my House!
Time to get the flamethrower
@@RedRiot75No get the gasoline and burn everything down
@@jawad4965no no, get the doom slayer
I dont get the fear of spiders. I handle them all the time. Never been bit once. If its venomous i would just geta container and move it outside. Spiders are amazing creatures
From Australia here. I wonder how you will feel when you see them run. They can accelerate so fast they appear to teleport.
Where are those nuclear launch codes
Iam donating to any arsonists and wild fires y’all got going on, Iam already half way to one of the polar areas as is and plan to stay there
Make it a little harness and take it for a walk?
My soul would leave my body if I saw one of these running across my kitchen floor
I like spiders and that would give me an instant heart attack
The fact that it made itself audible is reason enough to give mother earth her reboot
are you kidding, have you looked at what existed on ancient earth?
@@Ashgan9Exactly, KEEP REBOOTING TILL ITS A HOLY SIZE 😰
@@Ashgan9exactly we had way bigger insects then. If only these were as big. Like imagine centipedes the size of a tree branch or human absolutely beautiful
Nah its not that big or even scary
@@Joe_biden_loves_minors_ 🧢
Funniest thing is, it's totally harmless, it keeps pests away. It's 8 legged wallcrawling cat xD
That’s a huntsman, there quite common over here, they arnt poisonous and arnt aggressive, their juts creepy to look at. They are often found in peoples houses, sheds and other out door structures to protect themselves from the elements. They are kinda good to have cause they kill the poisonous spiders you’ll find in your house:)
But why does it have to be the size of a large dog?
@@audreym3908 idk just cause god woke up one of those seven nights and chose violence
👁👄👁
They like to hang out in car doors
@@professionalr3t4rd They would make nice Halloween presents
"Warning: Detecting multiple Leviathan class creatures in the area. Are you sure whatever you're doing is worth it?"
This line is burned in to my brain, it was so terrifying the first time
@@plaguedoctor3860 my ass puckered up just reading it.
Nope. Is not. Is not worth it. Fuck it 😂
Love a good subnautica quote
You are taking a dump in Australia be like:
As an Australian, this is not the worst spider you will encounter if you visit us.
Believe me... We won't ever go there
... what is the baddest Spider in Australia?
@@Galatians516brown recluse
@@samdouglas9759 while other people might say the black widow, you are right as a brown recluse never uses a warning bite while 9/10 times a black widow will.
@@_xiryu_ they found one in the US recently and can’t explain how it got there 😬
This is the point where you accept that the house now belongs to the spider💀💀
Aussie here, these spiders are actually really cool because they hunt other spiders in the area, hence their name "Huntsman" spiders. They also chase laser pointers if you shine one near it.
Nah man yall messing with us. 😭
Aussies are a different breed... Playing with spiders like they're household cats....don't care if that spider pays me rent it's a nope for me.
Thought that would be cool to watch it chase a lazer pointer like an eight legged cat.....but still it would scare me
Actually! That's a good idea! Get it to chase the laser right out the fucking door!
Who the fuck saw that and was like, "Crikey! Let me get the laser pointer!"???
When the spiders can literally kick you out of your house, it's time to move.
It can kick you out 8 times
Aussie here! huntsmen are actually really friendly! They do chase laser pointers and they only bite if you get to close, and they chase away other spiders! Better a gigantic, terrifying, yet friendly spider than a small harmful spider that will give you something to be afraid of.
wait they chase laser pointers?? thats like the cutest fucking thing ive ever heard
I would love to see a spider chasing a laser... from my phone of course.
The fact some idiot one day was just like sitting there with a laser pointer with their cat and that shits like hey dont forget about me! NO THANK YOU AUSTRIANS ARE NUTS
Alaska here....just wanna say...no thanks.
I'm pointing the laser outside in that case.
That spider was about to start jogging 🏃! Lol
As an Australian I can confirm that I have donated 5 houses to huntsmen over the years
You've seen one of these things FIVE TIMES??
@@neocreativesoul he had 5 of them in his House, never mind how many Times they held his car hostage
@@GHOST25938 Dude it's a nope from me for a REGULAR spider. If I walk in and see THAT? l'm giving him the keys to my house and apologizing. "Forgive ME sir, I did not mean to intrude."
@@neocreativesoul spiders have fur, paw's, they bite, they scratch, they are basically eight legged cat's.
So yeah burn the House down After leaving and After that all other areas Until you reach the ocean
@@GHOST25938waaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhh. Fur! I can't! I CANT! I love your country but nope, sorry nope. I'm sorry, I'm German. I can not handle it.
Any insect that you need a hammer to kill shouldn’t exist.
@Erica oh I mean. Throwing it seems like it could work, but also might knock it to running at you.
@Erica 🤣
@@erica2948but even a flame thrower won't cut it if we have stormtrooper aim.
Maybe a land mine ?
I think you mean an atomic bomb
Burn the whole house down‼️‼️ INSURANCE ‼️‼️‼️👌🏿
That house now belongs to that spider.
Always has, I'm Australian
that's the thing about huntsman spiders...they are predators towards the kind of pests you'd actually want gone
Once you become a fully fledged Australian you are more like "hello friend, you go do your job... I'll just be over here"
Huntsman spiders are basically wild pets (I spelled that correctly, WILD PETS)
Talk about it…
"IT MOOVED"🤣💀
I’m Australian, that spider is called the huntsman and they are literally harmless, we give them goofy names, one that lived in our house was called Henry.
You let it live in your house? Like a pet? 😮
Who's going to tell it to leave?! 😅
@@y2johnnie well, a pet who’s exoskeleton you need to clean up after it’s 2 years of living has expired.
@@dorothythelunchboxthief142best two years of ur life tho 😊
DOES IT HUNT MAN WHO GIVED THIS NAME TO IT
As an Australian with arachnophobia, I feel you. We are not just emotionless beings
Arachnophobia and australia toghether,and i thought i have it bad with my arachnophobia. My condolences bro
@@danilookovic7971 don’t forget about the 5 metre snakes 👍 (that barely show up)
Danm I'm sorry to hear that mate I'm also Australian but I'm lucky enough to not have arachnophobia but even though I don't have arachnophobia I do know how big those fatass bastard are and on behalf of the entirety of Australia I'm so sorry mate hopefully you'll only see a giant spider on every second day instead of every day(I would hope that you would never have to deal with any spiders but we both know thats impossible unless you move far away from Australia)
I went to a zoo a couple days ago and got to see a "brazilian salmond pink bird eating spider" i think thats the name,its the 4th biggest tarantula and mate,i cant even fathom how scary it would be to see it outside of a cage. Or to even see it move....
@@danilookovic7971 have you heard what they sound like when moving? Ughghghghgh….
Imagine visiting you friends in Australia and hearing footsteps and then just being like “oh that’s just the spiders”
@@eathorne12people really underestimate how laid back we are 🤣
Looking at the spider I got a sensation on the bottom of my neck I screamed
It's 4 am
I screamed on the top of my lungs
Hearing spider foot steps?haha
That's attack on Titan stuff
I'll put the gun in my mouth
@@jamie.miller.inspiring I'm sorry, LAID BACK?
right?? It's the sound that did it for me.
@@jilliehearth6679 nobody wants a spider that makes *NOISE*
The bones cracking in that spider😭😭😭
The fact that you can hear this man hyperventilating-
As an Australian I guarantee that those huge spiders are basically anxiety on legs... The larger they are the shyer, and while it may be giving you a heart attack, it's going through 3 mental breakdowns just seeing you...
Awe. When you put it like that they are a little less terrifying. We share issues.
I'll be going through a stroke if i ever see one live
I can empathize with the little guy, but there’s also 1,000 places I’d rather be than in a room with a gargantuan spider who’s having a panic attack.
So how do you get rid of it. Like that's a little big for a cup and paper...
How do u kill it😭😭 yk if I was to ever go to Australia 🤣
"That spider has feelings" I love subtitles.
I was looking for another comment saying this!!! lol
I live in Australia and it was really BIG news that spiders In America aren’t that small on average.
Petition to just call australia jurassic park at this point
Edit:Wow 1k likes yall are too kind
Ps met this guy irl amazing friendly guy
Edit: 2k likes! Im playing the lottery tonight
Jurassic Park is the island of dinosaurs its better to call it skull island because like skull island it's the land of monsters
Welcome to Australia park
Boo do doo do dew boo do doo do dew
@@RandomRothbardianOooh the Doctor Who theme!
@@JohnWells2014 lol
@@jj-ce8bb nerd, I think that’s from scooby doo right?😂
In the words of a known australian:" I never ask if it bites, I ask if it is poisonous..."
Damn, he wants to bite it back?
very few spiders are poisonous, the word your looking for is venomous 🤓
Very rarely will a spider bite you, I hid next to three red back during hide and seek. They are venomous and they do bite but they won’t bite unless you touch them. I miss them, they were part of my childhood and they probably died when I left primary school.
@@calcium_skeletonhomeboy, you miss spiders? I must admit you're tougher than I am.
If it bites you and it’s poisonous you’re fine you mean venomous
Poison: u bite/lick/ingest in any way = u die (maybe)
Venom: it bites and/or stings u = u die (maybe)
We have Hunstmen spiders in Florida, too..... My mom was most unfortunate to encounter one in the middle of the night coming out from under the AC wall unit when she was younger and living with her parents... She tells the story to this day. She said it was as big as a toddler just crawling on the floor. But as soon as you made noise or turned on a light, he'd go right back up in that wall unit and disappear. Her family never believed her, never saw anything when they looked, night after night she watched this thing... Until she finally convinced them to stay up and just wait with her and booooyyyyyy was that all they needed. Moved the next day, I think.
the eff!
Yes, Katie! I was going to suggest he never go to Florida for this reason!
I live in Florida, get me out please
Aaaaaaaand that's when I burn down the house.
THEY ARE IN US?!?!?!? 😭😱😭😱 Oh naaaaaaaaaaaah! Nope nope nuh uh.
These guys are actually pretty friendly. They just sit in a corner and mind their own business but also take care of any bugs/insects or other spiders that are actually dangerous
THE SOUND IT MAKES WHEN IT MOVES-
Bro, why does that exist? I'm convinced Australia is where God's failed projects go cuz damn
Make the minecraft skeleton noises😭
they dont make sounds like that, they dont make a sound at all, you just suddenly notice one on the wall and then wonder how long that guy has been there...its worse when you've seen one and then its gone later
The noise was its legs clicking off the corner of the wall when it moved. Not the sound it makes.
Australians: "It's just a huntsman, give it a pat"
Nah, I’d be running on the other side of the house😂
@@AbbyKingTheQueen nah, the spider can keep the house, im already in a different street
As a Floridian all I can say is let me give it head pats.
i do every time i see one
Yeah it hunts men
Apparently, Australia is still in the Jurassic Era since the bugs are still too big.
Pensylvanian era would be more accurate its the age of giant insects. Earlier then the jurrasic or triassic era.
Well that means I ain’t going to Pennsylvania anytime soon.💀@@icewolfwolfie173
Bruh at least we don't have guns left and right
Also don't worry about the spiders they chill
EVERY SNAKE HERE CAN KILL YOU IN SECONDS
@kateered-vy8kj at least we can use guns to kill the insects
As an Australian , I can confirm this is true
Jordan's freak out dances are 110% the best 😂
Sure Huntsmen Spiders are scary, but at least the kill the insects you actually need to worry about. They don’t make webs thankfully, just focusing on surviving and killing any other insects in your home. Their whole thing is basically “I am the only insect-like being allowed in this house.”
Arthropod is the word your looking for.
It refers to insects spiders scorpions etc.
Creepy crawlies
They can make threads though, I had one dangling from the ceiling because it wanted to snuggle in bed with me. Moment I woke up and saw it, the thread snap and it fell on the bed, I freaked out and slept in the living room rest of the night.
The thing had been in my Grandma's home, running around with an egg sack for a couple weeks before that, the weekend my grandma left me to watch the house alone, was the weekend the blasted thing decided to terrorize me.
These things are stupidly territorial and stupidly smart, I hated it.
You slept in the living room???!??? Not burned the house down!!!??????
Hell naw that bitch is getting yeeted
@@HandleUnclear FUCK THAT, I AM LITERALLY MOVING AFTER THAT, THAT SPIDER CAN KEEP EVERYTHING OMG
As an Aussie, when they get this large they own the house and we move out
shot it with gun like americans do
Nah, I d just take it out into the shed 😂
I believe that
I don’t believe that coming from an Aussie you guys jump into the ocean to wrestle sharks. I mean the land that gave us Steve Irwin whom wrestled crocs. You guys either ride them or wrestle them
@@brokenarrow7621 Spiders are a lot scarier as they can show up out of nowhere, Wrestling a shark is something we do as a sport and for fun,
Hope that clears things up
Mars lookin real habitable right now
Damn right😂
Then the mars spiders start becoming a thing.
Yall clearly never watched Terraformers, and it shows.
Ngl i might jupiter
@@valisterreuben8392☝️🤓
We need a video where Jordan goes to australia and tries to find spiders
Another fun "my ass ain't going to Australia" fact, they have the deadliest stinging ant in the world. It's called a jack jumper. It's fucking terrifying.
Dude they have the most poisons/venomous everything lol
It’s an oversized island with prehistoric monsters lol
Looking up Jack Jumper videos.
@@KenHSr so how did the research go? Did you also see about the bulldog ant? Lol
@@jameswatts2003 Yup. Shocking.
@@jameswatts2003 Hiya Aussie here, just correcting your terminology of the aforementioned "jack jumper" (we call them jumping jacks) and the "bulldog ant" which we just call a bull ant. I can say I've been bitten by both and they'd only really be lethal in large/multiple quantities.
As a kid who Aussie, I've had a spider like that craw up my leg and I just said...
"Mum, there's a spider on my leg"
And they dealt with it
I've also had spider pets!
Barry, Gary, Lary, dary, hary, mary,
WHAT
HUH
BRO????
I’m Aussie but…REALLY THAT BIG??
So how's the therapy going for you? Cuz ain't no way you walked away from that completely sane 😃
Listen, I don’t have arachnophobia, I’m usually cool with spiders, even tarantulas I’ll stay back from but observe from a few feet away thinking “huh that’s kind of cool”
But then that spider moved and filled me with the insatiable urge to commit arson
It looks big enough to threaten me with a knife
Same. Nothing that large deserves to be equally fast and stealthy. This thing's built different.
Arachnophobia is that 10x for even little ones
Like I don't mind spiders. Just find the webs annoying. But that....thing is just...JESUS!
If I can't step on it with my size 13s. Bro you need a perfect head stomp otherwise that's yo ass
Same. I'm fine with them, I even find some cute, but I had the urge to drown my phone when that thing moved
@@wan2151 that thing is going to grab you if you attempt to step on it-
I've been working with Aussies remotely for six years and every day I'm afraid one of them will reveal themselves as a spider wearing a human costume
In Australia we decorate the halloween houses with real spiders
Why you don't go to Australia☠"🎅🎅🎅 EUGH EUGH EUGH
@@moondude6836 i’m joking
No decorations required with their big ass snakes & spiders 😫
Lmaooooo I’m trying to imagine this guy having to survive in a post apocalyptic wasteland…just like *cha cha dance* Nope. Nope. No. *No.* That zombie’s eye just popped out of its head like…come here…*pulls you in closer* I wasn’t built for this, I want to go home.
Lmao 🤣 I can imagine that
@@Tr1xx lol me too. I wanna see this guy just be himself in a zombie movie
😂
Exactly what I just thought of him like narrating the whole apocalypse.
As an Australian I can say that I’m sharing a room with one of these, his name is Fred and he respects my half of the room, most of the time.
Aren’t they like completely harmless to humans, just incredibly terrifying?
@@Notthebloodgod812 yea
@@Notthebloodgod812more like they will only harm you if you do something
I had one that kept crawling across my monitor. Had to keep poking it with a screwdriver.
I have nothing but respect for Australians after reading this. I see a tarantula and start packing bags but you're just over here like "yeah that's my roommate"
Huntsman spiders... a thing of nightmares for those of us with arachnaphobia
I was scared for a moment
But then he appeared instead of the spider,
All fear instantly gone.
This man just radiates comfort and happiness
I will always stand by myself when I say if spiders could talk, I wouldn't be as afraid of them. They get rid of pests and such, but they're so scary bc of the multiple legs and not knowing what their next move is 😭 all I need is for lil Charlotte and her web to say "Hey, I'm trying to find that centipede that ran away, sorry for intruding" and we'd be on good terms 😭
You know i kinda agree with you. That would be less scary.
This! I like spiders that keep to one spot 😂
I also find it helpful to imagine they have to do the Mission Impossible theme song to psych themselves up while they're running around or hanging from a web. Works best for harmless little ones that get nervous idk about Australia though xD
No. Absolutely not. I would be even more terrified if that thing started talking to me. I would die immediately 😭
Yeah as someone who has arachnophobia I am terrified of spiders for so many reasons but one of the main ones is the fact that u never know their next move
Australia, where spiders are so big they have health bars.
Edit: I have never gotten this many likes
Underrated comment😂😂❤
Yep 😂😂
Jesus that was hilarious 😂
It's so cute. I wanna cuddle it. Its legs wrapped around me as it purrs. I pet it gently and we watch tv together
fun fact: when a spider puts two of it's arms in the air it's in defense mode, if you get closer to a spider in defense mode they'll strike without hesitation and the larger the spider the more painful and aggressive the bite is
For some reason “they’ll strike” I’ve realized that they are in fact, sentient, and that terrifies me like, I know they are alive but saying it out loud, like why. Please just like I dunno die or something 😭
Is it poisonous?
Also does it harm humans if they don't bother it?
If so that's gonna be one killer house pet ❤️
@@xxdem0nkingxx664 No. It's not hostile unless you are expressing an emotion that would make them so. If it strikes you it's gonna hurt.
As an Australian I can confirm that we all have these as pets.
You have balls of steel bro
💀
As a Australian, i can confirm this is true as an owner of 3 of those big spiders
@@justasillyentityHeLl nO I would burn my house and leave to a hole new planet if that thing came to my damn house
Mines named missy she’s a cuddler 🥰
As a Australia man i can say that this spider is the smallest one ive seen
yeah I have seen bigger spiders
Are yall okay in the mental brain
They get bigger?!
Smallest???😮😮😮
Did yall just say smallest???
I think ill stay here in the cold hard and slippery snow here in Norway 😰😰
If I saw a quarter of that spider I would have a panic attack no joke.
Believe it or not that's what's called a Huntsman spider and is actually one of the most docile and least threatening spiders you could ever come across. Ik it looks scary but its harmless lol
Some huntsmen are known to cause an infection in the bite site, although nothing life threatening and usually just a nuisance more than something to run to the ER for.
AHAHAHAHA you want to kill me?THIS thing is not harmful?
@@kayra8376 it is not. There are a few exceptions but for the most part it is not a harmful spider. It even tries not to bite unless really threatened and has no way to get away from you.
@@kayra8376 they're very docile as long as you dont scare or harm them they make great pets just like a tarantula does
funny as FUCK to watch them in a washing machine
There should be a GoFundMe for Jordan to take a trip to Australia. Six months should do it.
So we aint protecting Jordan at any cost?😢
Nope.
I didn't know we're trying to kill him😢 I think if he did win the trip he died of a heart attack before getting on the airplane😅
@@aaronjagganwe are strengthening the king by allowing him to face his fears 😎
6 months? It would probably be less than a week. Do not underestimate the power of people wanting to see other doing something they really don't want to do.
As an Australian, if I see a spider that big in my house, I’m burning it down.
Being an Australian, I see these around my house all the time and I can tell you, these spiders are harmless and actually great to have due to the fact that they hunt roaches.
As another Australian I can confirm this is true this is just a harmless little huntsman not poisonous at all and yes they get bigger than that
As another Australian I can confirm this is true this is just a harmless little huntsman not poisonous at all and yes they get bigger than that
@@Annab3llaX_XTHEY GET BIGGER?! also someone said these spawns of satan are also in florida can u verify that for me I would look it up but I do not wanna see pictures of that 8 legged demon
TF U MEAN HARMLESS
That give me a heart attack on the spot💀💀
@@Patchedgurly FR BRO IF I SAW THAT IN MY HOUSE I WOULD CRY
And I'm still convinced we should evacuate Australia and just leave it to the animals
Let me know when the GoFundMe for that is up and running.
In sure the aboriginal people would love that idea. You should present it to the government and see if they agree
No, we need people to ensure the insects don't advance technologically and make boelats and planes
The first thing to do if you move to Australia is not buying a house. Its buying a flamethrower
If you see one of those then you live in the US just leave the earth like go try to live at the international space station as long as they aren't spiders there
“The fact that the spider has feelings”
Aww why is that wholesome 😭
Wanna know the best part?
Spiders don't have feet.... *THEY HAVE PAWS*
Nope nope no no
@@Kholanee *YES*
Ahaaa...dead ⚰️
@@JackWendigo1234 NO
@@Kholanee *YES*
The "Nope, Nope, Nope" dance got me!!!! Jordan got me doing it too!!!😂😂😂
yeah- no i do that to when i see spiders like that >n
As an Aussie, I’m pretty sure this is a huntsman spider, and they are pretty harmless
I don’t care it harmless
It ain’t harmless to my mental health
WTH I WOULD NEVER GO TO AUSTRALIA
@@WhoIsMalenaaNah it’s fine to go to Australia, I’ve never found Huntsman Spiders that are bigger than my hand, and besides, they are very useful to keep around as they will go off and kill every insect and Spider in the house. So the Huntsman’s kill everything, they kill each other and now you have a house free of pests
A few years ago I found the biggest huntsman I have ever seen spread out it was the same length of a size 10 shoe. Biggest spider I have ever seen I ran lol
The only bite when you try to harm them
Brooooooo !!!!!! My heart almost stopped !!!!!!
Can we have a little alert before any spider related post
Homie big enough to wear 4 pairs of J's with a 50 cap.