Absolutely... And incredible photography… Average people, along with their photographic ignorance. Have become so accustomed to seeing electronic illusions, otherwise known as Computer-generated imagery. (CGI) When they actually see the real genius of true photography, there’s little understanding and appreciation for this incredible form of science. But, I guess the next generation of people are going to live in a Computer-generated imagery world, so they won’t need it. But what happens when the real thing goes extinct, and all that’s left in the world is the CGI version...?
Portia is the name of a jumping spider in a book called "Children of Time" by Adrian Tchaikovsky, it was the winner of the Arthur C Clarke Award for science fiction book of the year in 2015. It's a great book and Portia is awesome in it :)
@@vudusid8717 Yeah it's almost exactly this scene in the book, except of course for the addition of a male and cooperation. But the description of her abilities is spot on to this.
I had a jumping spider who adopted me in Arkansas. He was about 1.5 inches across with a black and white checkered body with blue turquois eyes - (they weren't really eyes, because he had 8 others, in addition. I put him in the yard, and 2 days later he was back in my living room. They I put him in the back yard, and 2 days later he was back in my living room. So I told him, "you can stay here, just watch out for the cat". So he did, he lived with us for 3 years till I moved. Every once in a while I would say, "I wonder where the spider is?" and he would pop out and show me. Very quiet and well-behaved houseguest! LOL I will never forget him.
Yes!!! Your comment makes me happy. Arachnophobia can be overcome…I’m living proof of that. Studying them helps a lot. There’s a cute cartoon series on RUclips about a little spider named Lucas, who was created specifically to help people overcome fear of spiders because he’s so adorable and sweet. Another thing that helped, for me, was to befriend an orb weaver spider that set up a huge web on my back porch. I named her and tossed crickets into her web. And I was sad when she passed away as winter approached.
@@jennodine you sound like my future self😭🤣I started my process with Lucas and I've been watching the orb weavers to help me get over it. I'm thinking about buying a tarantula to help with getting over it
Can we salute the guys who sit here hours... Even weeks on end watching these arachnids and insects in their natural habitat just so we can get 20 minutes of spectacular footage
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a lot of it is filmed in studios and staged. Like at the trapdoor spider, clip when the cricket arrives, you dont really think that a cricket decided to approach the giants with powerful lights and conveniently sit right next to the spider door, do you? Obviously they threw it in there
Yeah most nature shows are staged because they would take months to find a decent shot and it would take too much money. That’s why I stopped watching them
Yes & No.. great footage for us is appreciated yes but if they're being paid to .. well.. do nothing essentially other than sit there for hours on end observing & filming well then they got it made!
@ Insects will walkover anything to find food themselves, obviously that's how thy hunt in the wild. Go out into nature, if you sit still enough for long enough, nature will happen around you. Sitting in a forest, birds and insects casually passing by, sitting in rockpools and small fish swim over your feet/leg/hands. The lights won't be close to the ground, there are plenty of wildlife photographers/cinematographers that would find an ideal spot that has activity, set up their gear, camouflage if needed, point their camera and wait. But lets jut discredit them by claiming it's all faked eh? After-all, if a few are staged then that means most are, as you claim. It is a very very low percentage, if being done probably meant thy ran out of time or were unsuccessful with the in-location shots.
The sound engineer's inventions are fun -- given that spiders make no actual sounds. I particularly like the fishing reel noise when the spider is lowering itself by releasing a strand of web.
Portia was in full on Mission Impossible mode, closing in on her soon to be tasty meal. Absolutely love those little jumping spiders. I bought one to help me get over what used to be a debilitating arachnophobia, named her Lucille. After helping me get over that problem, I felt really bad about her being an only child and ended up getting her another jumping spider friend named Camille. They're adorably sweet little spideys! ❤❤❤
They really are. If you hold one or even stand near one you can see how it watches you and follows what you're doing. Not out of fear but out of genuine curiosity. They won't run away from us like most spiders and they seem to be extremely confident and inquisitive. Remarkable animals.
We have 2 types of jumping spider in our garden and they really do have amazing eyesight. You can make movement 90 degrees to their front, and they always spin round to look at what made the movement. Then they'll either come and investigate, or they run off a short distance, then spin around to see where you are now or if you are still where they left you. 1 type of spider is small and has little compact legs, and the other type has longer legs except for their front legs which are extra long. I later found out that only the males have the longer front legs as they use them to do a dance and tap out a rhythm to entice a female to mate. I used to be heavily arachnophobic, but little guys like these with little attitudes have dulled the fear a bit. If a large spider is on me though, a spontaneous slap dance might still occur. Accompanied by little girl screams from a 50 year old man
Jumping spiders are way too cute. Crab spiders can also be quite striking. A lot of them like to hide in flowers or leaves to ambush their prey, so their natural camouflage will be patterned to blend in with their surroundings.
Jumping spiders are amazing creatures. My wife and I find them outside our house all the time and sometimes will bring one or two inside to keep in enclosures as pets. They're curious and gentle and a few times my wife has even let them climb around on her hands. Love them.
I remember when I was young me and my brothers would pick up and play with jumping spiders we would find on the porch, You could put your hand next to them and they would climb on, they were super friendly and cute like moths. Jumping spiders are essentially the puppies of spiders, They seem friendly with humans
Some speices of jumping sipders in Australia will wave back at you, alot of the time when you put them back on a leaf. I always put my hand out and let them crawl on me they're so curious and come in loads of really cool colours and styles.
i saved them from my cats all the time, and they'd come back like they remembered me. then they'd have kids, and those kids would come around and act like they'd been told about me in some grand story passed down.
Gotta say, the little sound effects all throughout throughout Portia’s segment really added a LOT to make her seem even cooler than jumping spiders already are.
@@swan1098 Well, then you have to spell the brand name correctly too. It's Porsche. ;) But this little 8-legged spider is actually called Portia. BBC-Earth has the name in a different video description about her. So you could say the name Portia for this spider was probably influenced by the Porsche Spyder?
I swear, spiders are kind of like cats. Ever since I realized this I’ve started to really love spiders. I mean, come on. That male jumping spider cleaning his unblinkable eyes was adorable. I’ve never heard of spiders dancing either, that was adorable.
This is by far the best spider documentary I've ever seen. Although I'm not keen on getting too close around them in real life, they are truly one of nature's most majestic creatures.
I was outside on my patio just hanging out and I looked down at the table and there was a jumping spider staring at me. I leaned it close and he walked up to the edge and we just made eye contact for like 15 seconds straight. Then he jumped away lol
@@itzelmontalvo6645 I don't know. Ants are pretty advanced. People used to think that they were just colony-minded, but apparently even individual ants function intelligently. They look super dumb to me, though, compared to even ordinary spiders, which seem to have a MUCH better predator avoidance reaction. But maybe ants are just brave. I don't know.
@@trexmidnite Imagine thinking someone's accent was annoying lol, you're of course very entitled to your opinion but you sound very uncultured. I'm guessing you haven't travelled much?
They are peacock spider... Male tarantula: *_dance in shiver_* they are beautiful, _~bella_ . They are the light that guide my way to heaven, the galaxy so majestic that even I can't comprehend. They are the one that put even the brightest star on the blackest night weaved together like silk by the crescent moon flickering in shame and envy. If I by any chance die, please let those eyes be the end of me.
Aww thats adorable. I spotted a female zebra jumping spider on my back yard wall last summer and she kept looking at me while I was trying to get a picture of her. Such a beautiful species
This is why I love spiders, so misunderstood but their methods of hunting and just their own ways of communication and construction are second to none such fascinating and beautiful creatures.
Every time this Portia footage is on, never fails in provoking a creepy sensation. Her tactics fit perfectly to our understanding! That's eerie, for it's a bug!
Look most humans I know cant build their own homes and source their own food. Their knowledge is well beyond the realm of most of the people filling the world today XD
gdblunt420 but we quickly learn how to and we can get a rough idea how already also we can do maths plan strategies much faster develop tactics use other animals to fight and philosophise
@@Cecilia-ky3uw But the theory of evolution would dictate that over time all animals and plants adapt to their environment based off of coping with predators, prey, environmental obstacles, ect. So you can say they dont use math or evolve by learning from other animals however that ideal is simply false. Not only have they learned from Hundreds if not thousands of species they have encountered over time, those that build homes show a natural talent in engineering and structural integrity. A spider can make a web able to trap creatures many times its weight. A group of beavers can stop a raging river. A group of killer whales can work in tandem while using sonar to map the environmental data in their head and instantly process how to respond to it. None of these are small feats, and though mankind can easily beat most of these achievements, the reality is it's a small number of people who accomplish these feats. Most in the modern era have trouble with basic survival is my point and I stand by it. Have a nice night though ^_^
FYI the man you just referred to as "the narrator" is arguably one of the most iconic and well respected natural historians and documentary makers of all time and has had a massively active career spanning well over half a century.
@@itstitanium1151 No worries. I do apologise though, I apparently forgot to say in my previous comment who he actually is in case you were interested. His name's David Attenborough.
“Now we just have to wait..” “Oh look , a tree cricket right next to the lid!” *Acting like he didn’t just put that cricket there with his bare hands lol
About 20 years ago, there was an amazing BBC piece on the Indonesian fringed spiders ("Portias"), all set to Portishead tunes. Having done some research, what puzzles academics slightly is that these animals have perhaps 1/1000th the number of neurons that a lion has, but hunting tactics that are more sophisticated.
“At last, she succumbs to his advances and allows him to mate with her, he matched her expectations, alas, she kills him anyway” Most men wanna go out with a bang, but he went out banging
lady spider: 'Omg, he's such a good dancer, I wanna have his kids! ...but he did that one last leg kick just a little off beat, so I have to kill him, dang...'
I hope videos like this help some people come to appreciate spiders and to adopt a “catch and release” policy for any spiders they may find inside their homes. I used to be terrified of these lovely creatures, but through the years I have realized that they are extremely intelligent, peaceful, and deserving of our respect and kindness.
New research has shown that a centuries old theory is true, a tiny brain can work much more efficiently than a large brain. It's like computers, over time they get created more powerful and efficient as they become smaller.
As a long time supporter of Team Jumping Spider, the clever and funny anthropomorphism in the first clip was brilliant. Such a great way of turning these amazing little creatures from something creepy/scary into something fascinating, and Beeb Earth does it very well.
I can't lie - I watched part 2 over and over. I can't get enough of the dancing spider trying to woo/escape his desire. The music and editing are fantastic! Can't wait to share with my granddaughter and terrified-of-spiders son. Oh glee!
Imagine having to dance for your LIFE, while also trying to dodge the killer. I admire that little jumping spider so much. Most human men wouldn't do anything like that for a nice female, let alone for a crazy killer one lol
True, that is what every engineer is both happy/frustrated about. Nature is a rich pool of amazing ideas, executed perfectly and with an efficiancy we are not even close to match. But we are slowly building up. Improvements are beeing made daily.
Because a computer makes life and everything else. DNA code comes from a computer. Why do you think outer space is dark and airless. It is inside a picture tube. Big bang turns it on.
I love Jumping Spiders. Years ago I encountered one in my garden, and as I looked into its eyes eyes eyes, I felt a deep connection with it. Weird, but actually true.🕷
That first one is so brave. I cant imagine having to do that. I have made so many jumling spider friends since learning about them and all of them r wild. A female had babies recently and passed but ive been making friends with the babies now that they r a little bigger. They r such fun little creatures. Its amazing the females of the tarantulas can live 30 years!!
Those little jumping spiders are something else,I remember watching one long ago and then without knowing it he pounced upon a tinier fly…was awestruck,being there at the “right” time.
@@leodai7167 Yea but I'm sure he doesn't exactly know that though. It's not like he goes "damn, I knew I shouldn't have smashed that girl, now I'm going to die soon" 😂
Jumping spiders are such amazing creatures; but I'm also really impressed with the Darwin's Bark Spider one. The bridge she built so make her trap was so impressive for her size. I'm scared of spiders in person, but they are quite interesting honestly.
That's interesting, they like camera lenses and being watched, especially Phiddipus audax, Bold Jumping Spiders. I've had them pose and ham it up for me and my camera. They're definitely intelligent.
Portia is actually one of the main characters in Adrien Tchaikovsky's "Children of Time" (she is a spider in the book as well). FANTASTIC book, especially if you like spiders.
It's a fantastic book if you love sci-fi, the whole question of alien intelligence and I don't mean that as in necessarily from another world, but a method of communication, societal structure and engineering of a kind unfamiliar to us humans.
There was a spider - not sure of the type - very small - used to be in a crack in the wall at my work. And every day at about 3:00 he would come running out, run all around in weaving, circling patterns and then return to his crack in the wall. Not a hairy type, small as the "a" on my little phone keyboard, and the legs were about as long as a comma, and all around his body, like a little star pattern. Very strange little thing.
Portia the spider reminds me of the ropelling kill scene in Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2. To think a spider has that level of tactical thinking to kill other spiders is mind blowing for something so tiny. I never kill Fuzzy jumping spiders; they are very helpful and friendly compared to other spiders. I also love how the male tarantula is described as a cowboy wanderer
This documentary is so amazing that at 1:59 you get a spiderman reference. The melody you listen has spiderman´s song leitmotiv but kind of altered. The original melody goes A-C-E, but here, for copyright issues ig, we have A-B-C-E. I may be wrong but i think its cool if they did it on purpose
Wow! Yes! Arthropods can perceive time as being longer than we perceive it, that's how they have cognitive time to move so quickly. Unless tarantulas perceive time as moving more quickly than other spiders and insects do, that must feel like immortality.
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The various sound effects used with Portia were hilarious and so ingeniously placed. Kudos to the sound engineer.
INTENSE SPOODER STARE.
Absolutely...
And incredible photography…
Average people, along with their photographic ignorance.
Have become so accustomed to seeing electronic illusions, otherwise known as Computer-generated imagery. (CGI)
When they actually see the real genius of true photography, there’s little understanding and appreciation for this incredible form of science.
But, I guess the next generation of people are going to live in a Computer-generated imagery world, so they won’t need it.
But what happens when the real thing goes extinct, and all that’s left in the world is the CGI version...?
The _real world_ is a glass case with captive animals.
"Portia is a Genius." Gets me every single time XD
lol
Portia is the name of a jumping spider in a book called "Children of Time" by Adrian Tchaikovsky, it was the winner of the Arthur C Clarke Award for science fiction book of the year in 2015. It's a great book and Portia is awesome in it :)
Then the music right on cue
Easily amused, eh?
I don't see why that's so funny. Maybe because you don't understand how smart jumping spiders are I guess. Jumping spiders are extremely smart.
I like how he keeps calling the spider Portia . It adds so much to the narrative
Her actual species name... Phidippus Portia
might i suggest a book called children of time.
@@fb101786 you can see how the author of COT was influenced by Attenborough when you read the book.
@@vudusid8717 Yeah it's almost exactly this scene in the book, except of course for the addition of a male and cooperation. But the description of her abilities is spot on to this.
Does anyone know what this spider is?
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Two things I love :
- Porsche Spyder
- Portia Spider
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Yes.
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lol- Dang I got hit with a language barrier. I kept understanding Porsche Spider ;-)
Trap door spider: "close the door, You're letting the heat out"
😂
🤣🤣🤣
or letting the mosquitos in
@@nurotracker6061 that isnt a bad thing for them
He's like: Hi, could you not do that!
I had a jumping spider who adopted me in Arkansas. He was about 1.5 inches across with a black and white checkered body with blue turquois eyes - (they weren't really eyes, because he had 8 others, in addition. I put him in the yard, and 2 days later he was back in my living room. They I put him in the back yard, and 2 days later he was back in my living room. So I told him, "you can stay here, just watch out for the cat". So he did, he lived with us for 3 years till I moved. Every once in a while I would say, "I wonder where the spider is?" and he would pop out and show me. Very quiet and well-behaved houseguest! LOL I will never forget him.
Wow! That's one great story, Diana! Thanks!
Way out west ours were smaller - about 1/4" diameter only.
@@jamesmiller4184 I moved way out west. Now I'm in Washington.
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I hope the new owners didn't kill him :O
I’m envious!
The praying mantis just peering through the leaves cracked me up.
"Don't do it, man. She's in a mood!"
😂
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Haha. Exactly.
LMAO
"I told you man" lol.
I love how the trap door spider was like “Hey! Put that back down! I need that!”
Yeah watching it flail its legs around because somebody left the door open made me laugh too. So adorable. "Nooooooo, hey, close the door!"
I was looking for a comment like this! It was all like: " D: hey thats mine! Gimme it back!"
That was funny lol
Get out of my room!
me, when my mom leaves the door to my room open
This actually helped my arachnophobia a bit. Seeing the jumping spider dance was hilarious. It was like watching a cartoon.
It doesn't seem like that female spider would make a good dance partner.
Yes!!! Your comment makes me happy. Arachnophobia can be overcome…I’m living proof of that. Studying them helps a lot. There’s a cute cartoon series on RUclips about a little spider named Lucas, who was created specifically to help people overcome fear of spiders because he’s so adorable and sweet. Another thing that helped, for me, was to befriend an orb weaver spider that set up a huge web on my back porch. I named her and tossed crickets into her web. And I was sad when she passed away as winter approached.
You might wnt to check out Lucas The Spider. I'm told it helps a lot of people with their arachnophobia.
Yep. Ice been watching them to help me with mine. They are really funny and on the cuter side of the spider fam lol
@@jennodine you sound like my future self😭🤣I started my process with Lucas and I've been watching the orb weavers to help me get over it. I'm thinking about buying a tarantula to help with getting over it
Can we salute the guys who sit here hours... Even weeks on end watching these arachnids and insects in their natural habitat just so we can get 20 minutes of spectacular footage
a lot of it is filmed in studios and staged. Like at the trapdoor spider, clip when the cricket arrives, you dont really think that a cricket decided to approach the giants with powerful lights and conveniently sit right next to the spider door, do you? Obviously they threw it in there
Yeah most nature shows are staged because they would take months to find a decent shot and it would take too much money. That’s why I stopped watching them
@ yep..most of it seem like edits
Yes & No.. great footage for us is appreciated yes but if they're being paid to .. well.. do nothing essentially other than sit there for hours on end observing & filming well then they got it made!
@ Insects will walkover anything to find food themselves, obviously that's how thy hunt in the wild. Go out into nature, if you sit still enough for long enough, nature will happen around you. Sitting in a forest, birds and insects casually passing by, sitting in rockpools and small fish swim over your feet/leg/hands.
The lights won't be close to the ground, there are plenty of wildlife photographers/cinematographers that would find an ideal spot that has activity, set up their gear, camouflage if needed, point their camera and wait.
But lets jut discredit them by claiming it's all faked eh? After-all, if a few are staged then that means most are, as you claim. It is a very very low percentage, if being done probably meant thy ran out of time or were unsuccessful with the in-location shots.
The sound engineer's inventions are fun -- given that spiders make no actual sounds. I particularly like the fishing reel noise when the spider is lowering itself by releasing a strand of web.
Foley artists are much more important to film/video than we all appreciate.
Do you have proof they don't make these sounds?
And the acoustic guitar strings when Portia plucks at the other spider's web! Hilarious!
You should watch monster bug wars if you like extraneous sounds for spiders. You might get a good laugh 🤣
@@gojewla Thanks for the suggestion!
Portia was in full on Mission Impossible mode, closing in on her soon to be tasty meal. Absolutely love those little jumping spiders. I bought one to help me get over what used to be a debilitating arachnophobia, named her Lucille. After helping me get over that problem, I felt really bad about her being an only child and ended up getting her another jumping spider friend named Camille. They're adorably sweet little spideys! ❤❤❤
thanks to your comment i hummed the theme song while she dropped down, totally perfect
Damn.
Can you get me some weed?
Careful, they're cannibals :l
Well done!!! Hey, not that many of us face our fears, phobias, etc. so head on. Welcome! More amazing horizons of empathy await u ❤️🕊️
I've always thought that jumping spiders were smarter than the others. They just are so AWARE.
They are kind of cute. They are my favorite.
They really are. If you hold one or even stand near one you can see how it watches you and follows what you're doing. Not out of fear but out of genuine curiosity. They won't run away from us like most spiders and they seem to be extremely confident and inquisitive. Remarkable animals.
@@brendanm6921 They are strategists, hunters and even great dancers; well they have better rhythm than me.
Well developed brain
@@brendanm6921 Yes! Everything you say is true lol.
@4:39 I won’t lie, if I saw bodies along the only stairwell to my crush’s room, I’d be having second thoughts.
Right? Corpses littering the path of love is kind of the ultimate red flag! 🚩
@@thunderatigervideo yeah they should bury them and not leave a mess
But that boy can Dance 🩰
The final moments of Peter Parker's life.
"damn sucks for that guy wonder what he died to"
We have 2 types of jumping spider in our garden and they really do have amazing eyesight. You can make movement 90 degrees to their front, and they always spin round to look at what made the movement. Then they'll either come and investigate, or they run off a short distance, then spin around to see where you are now or if you are still where they left you. 1 type of spider is small and has little compact legs, and the other type has longer legs except for their front legs which are extra long. I later found out that only the males have the longer front legs as they use them to do a dance and tap out a rhythm to entice a female to mate. I used to be heavily arachnophobic, but little guys like these with little attitudes have dulled the fear a bit. If a large spider is on me though, a spontaneous slap dance might still occur. Accompanied by little girl screams from a 50 year old man
"spontaneous slap dance" LOL same here
Jumping spiders are way too cute. Crab spiders can also be quite striking. A lot of them like to hide in flowers or leaves to ambush their prey, so their natural camouflage will be patterned to blend in with their surroundings.
Ok I'm so happy to see I'm not the only slap dancer here. My horse always looks at me insane when I do my dance🤣😭🤣 hopefully we'll get over it one day
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No anchor point to attack from above.
Portia: *Plays deadly bethoven*
beth-oven
A high-level Bard
If spiders had dating apps, they would also double as food delivery services.
Swipe left to order, right for _extra~_ service
Only if you're a female.
Such an underrated comment.
I don't think spiders use apps, I think they just search the web.
@@iamdeanvega Good one.
Jumping spiders are amazing creatures. My wife and I find them outside our house all the time and sometimes will bring one or two inside to keep in enclosures as pets. They're curious and gentle and a few times my wife has even let them climb around on her hands. Love them.
Imagine sitting in your house and a giant opens your front door shining a bright ass light. “Dude! A little privacy?”
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I remember when I was young me and my brothers would pick up and play with jumping spiders we would find on the porch, You could put your hand next to them and they would climb on, they were super friendly and cute like moths. Jumping spiders are essentially the puppies of spiders, They seem friendly with humans
Me too! Would always make sure they left happy and healthy.
Yeah nah fuck that
I am always afraid of jumping spiders as they can get over me anytime! 😭😭😭😭
Some speices of jumping sipders in Australia will wave back at you, alot of the time when you put them back on a leaf. I always put my hand out and let them crawl on me they're so curious and come in loads of really cool colours and styles.
i saved them from my cats all the time, and they'd come back like they remembered me. then they'd have kids, and those kids would come around and act like they'd been told about me in some grand story passed down.
Gotta say, the little sound effects all throughout throughout Portia’s segment really added a LOT to make her seem even cooler than jumping spiders already are.
The jumping spider's face is cute!
Oh good! It's not just me!
And the way they move their arms lol
Ikr 😂
oOwOo
I think, Portia could be the only spider that I actually like.
Me too
Porsche is the homie
If your gonna spell it. At least Spell it right, It's Spyder not Spider:) it's the "Porche Spyder. "
@@swan1098 Well, then you have to spell the brand name correctly too. It's Porsche. ;)
But this little 8-legged spider is actually called Portia. BBC-Earth has the name in a different video description about her.
So you could say the name Portia for this spider was probably influenced by the Porsche Spyder?
I have a Portia she's a strange little girl...I can play with her its quite fun. Yeah she will only eat other spiders
I swear, spiders are kind of like cats. Ever since I realized this I’ve started to really love spiders. I mean, come on. That male jumping spider cleaning his unblinkable eyes was adorable. I’ve never heard of spiders dancing either, that was adorable.
The hunting tactics of jumping spiders are basically surprisingly similar to cats. They use stealth and pounce on their prey when they get close!
Love the furry ones that walk slowly..
I have a really close up picture of spider legs and they look a lot like cat paws. It’s adorable
This is by far the best spider documentary I've ever seen. Although I'm not keen on getting too close around them in real life, they are truly one of nature's most majestic creatures.
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How the heck are they getting close ups of their faces & every thing they do? Are they not real?
@@avaholloway32 camera
Have a look at Dave's little beasties ytube he's a spider breeder and he's very informative
Jumping spiders are harmless to humans, in fact they even help us hunting insects in the house.
Jumping spiders are insanely intelligent. Probably overshadowed by bees and ants just because people usually associate intelligence with social life.
No we don’t
1. Bees
2. Spiders
3. Ants
In my opinion
I was outside on my patio just hanging out and I looked down at the table and there was a jumping spider staring at me. I leaned it close and he walked up to the edge and we just made eye contact for like 15 seconds straight.
Then he jumped away lol
@@itzelmontalvo6645 I don't know. Ants are pretty advanced. People used to think that they were just colony-minded, but apparently even individual ants function intelligently. They look super dumb to me, though, compared to even ordinary spiders, which seem to have a MUCH better predator avoidance reaction. But maybe ants are just brave. I don't know.
In my opinion, though, jumping spiders are behind only cephalopods and aculeate insects in terms of invertebrate advancement.
Spiders really are one of Nature's most fascinating creatures
They are incredible little engineers.
Debatable
Crafty little things🙂 but creepy to look at😖
This creature was explained and became name of surah in Qur'an. It's called "ankabut" that mean is "spider"
camera and sounds are better than a movie and ofcourse attenborough's topclass narration💯
This guy is attenboro is very annoying, the accent and the puns.. sometimes i just abort
@@trexmidnite very rare statement
@@diablo4371 right! I love his narration
@@trexmidnite Imagine thinking someone's accent was annoying lol, you're of course very entitled to your opinion but you sound very uncultured. I'm guessing you haven't travelled much?
yeah....what this guy said hehe...
Female Tarantula: (giggling) "Tell me more about my eyes!!"
Male Tarantula:
They are peacock spider...
Male tarantula: *_dance in shiver_* they are beautiful, _~bella_ . They are the light that guide my way to heaven, the galaxy so majestic that even I can't comprehend. They are the one that put even the brightest star on the blackest night weaved together like silk by the crescent moon flickering in shame and envy. If I by any chance die, please let those eyes be the end of me.
Oh i totally forgot about the later bit
They played porn music for the tarantulas mating!
@@trananbinhjerry6438 man it’s pretty fuck up that someone decide to put it the peacock name
Best thing i read all day
Spiders are only some of the most mind-blowing creatures on our planet. So under appreciated.
The first spider looks cartoonish, amazing that its real.
Yes bruh all jumping spiders are so frikn cartoon y and cute
it reminds me of ewoks from star wars
Praise the Creator, the Father of Creativity.
some clips seemed cgi
It looks more unrealistic when you see it up close
"He lived up to her expectations, but she kills him anyway."
Jeez remind me to never get married.
Especially to a spider
- Mum, where’s dad?
- Er, dunno, why ask me?
lol :D maybe she didn't like his dance
Hey, quick reminder, don't get married.
He wanted kids so he's getting his wish
I have a pet jumping spider, they're like little cartoon buddies, I'm constantly in awe of how smart they actually are too!
Aww thats adorable. I spotted a female zebra jumping spider on my back yard wall last summer and she kept looking at me while I was trying to get a picture of her. Such a beautiful species
This is why I love spiders, so misunderstood but their methods of hunting and just their own ways of communication and construction are second to none such fascinating and beautiful creatures.
and they're so helpful to us (when we don't bother them).
Who create spiders?
Surely he is the greater
@@عبدالعزيزسعيد-غ9ف I did :)
Agreed well said
Every time this Portia footage is on, never fails in provoking a creepy sensation. Her tactics fit perfectly to our understanding! That's eerie, for it's a bug!
Not a bug. Not an insect.
An arachnid.
They are the intelligence that arachnids managed to reach until now 🥺
Look most humans I know cant build their own homes and source their own food. Their knowledge is well beyond the realm of most of the people filling the world today XD
gdblunt420 but we quickly learn how to and we can get a rough idea how already also we can do maths plan strategies much faster develop tactics use other animals to fight and philosophise
@@Cecilia-ky3uw But the theory of evolution would dictate that over time all animals and plants adapt to their environment based off of coping with predators, prey, environmental obstacles, ect. So you can say they dont use math or evolve by learning from other animals however that ideal is simply false. Not only have they learned from Hundreds if not thousands of species they have encountered over time, those that build homes show a natural talent in engineering and structural integrity. A spider can make a web able to trap creatures many times its weight. A group of beavers can stop a raging river. A group of killer whales can work in tandem while using sonar to map the environmental data in their head and instantly process how to respond to it. None of these are small feats, and though mankind can easily beat most of these achievements, the reality is it's a small number of people who accomplish these feats. Most in the modern era have trouble with basic survival is my point and I stand by it. Have a nice night though ^_^
Rest well little male jumping spider. We will all miss you.
Im always amazed as to how they manage to record these events so perfectly.
With insects and spiders they often set up indoor habitats that they control and can film more easily.
months and months of sitting around and decades worth of film lol
@@MeJustAimy and cgi like around 1:40
@@Pedgo1986 looks like it. is it ?
They use studios
1:35
Portia has actually four superpowers, fourth one is her high-tech sunglasses that the narrator just can't see.
FYI the man you just referred to as "the narrator" is arguably one of the most iconic and well respected natural historians and documentary makers of all time and has had a massively active career spanning well over half a century.
Well, thanks for that!
@@itstitanium1151 No worries. I do apologise though, I apparently forgot to say in my previous comment who he actually is in case you were interested. His name's David Attenborough.
Thanks pal.
I think she was wearing contact lenses, not glasses.
I have four pet jumping spiders and they are exactly as pictured, geniuses. When hunting, they stalk their prey and always strike behind the head 😅
Yes!! I dont have any myself but ive seen how they tilt their heads like dogs and look at thinsg from different angles! They are so smart!
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These are timeless documents. Thank you all who made them
The main thing I took from this is that jumping spiders are ADORABLE
I just love how spiders are all about traps and strategies, they really overpower stronger insects
“Now we just have to wait..”
“Oh look , a tree cricket right next to the lid!”
*Acting like he didn’t just put that cricket there with his bare hands lol
Can we have a round of applause for all the camerapeople out there filming all of these for us. That's an incredible job.
Clap! Clap! Clap! 👏👏👏
8:43 spider : "Aaaah !!! Close it ! Close it ! I'll miss lunch !!! " 😂
1:35 the way Attenborough says this line is incredible. "Portia...is a genius." XD
About 20 years ago, there was an amazing BBC piece on the Indonesian fringed spiders ("Portias"), all set to Portishead tunes. Having done some research, what puzzles academics slightly is that these animals have perhaps 1/1000th the number of neurons that a lion has, but hunting tactics that are more sophisticated.
Whoa!! How cool
Maybe it’s the brain-body mass ratio?
whoever did the sound effects for this deserves a bloody oscar
Portia still blows my mind! What a smart little creature!!
“At last, she succumbs to his advances and allows him to mate with her, he matched her expectations, alas, she kills him anyway”
Most men wanna go out with a bang, but he went out banging
Lol
lady spider: 'Omg, he's such a good dancer, I wanna have his kids! ...but he did that one last leg kick just a little off beat, so I have to kill him, dang...'
Yeah, its only in insect world and only few insects does that
I hope videos like this help some people come to appreciate spiders and to adopt a “catch and release” policy for any spiders they may find inside their homes. I used to be terrified of these lovely creatures, but through the years I have realized that they are extremely intelligent, peaceful, and deserving of our respect and kindness.
I find a spider that can analyze situations and problem solve particularly disturbing.
Well, count yourself lucky then. Jumping spiders aren’t known to hurt people. Some people keep them as pets.
Why disturbing? I personally find their intelligence a beautiful thing. They are one if my favorite insects.
@@antisimanticath sorry, they're a different kind of arthropod than insects are
New research has shown that a centuries old theory is true, a tiny brain can work much more efficiently than a large brain. It's like computers, over time they get created more powerful and efficient as they become smaller.
@@naturalnashuan so your saying a spider is smarter than a human?
As a long time supporter of Team Jumping Spider, the clever and funny anthropomorphism in the first clip was brilliant.
Such a great way of turning these amazing little creatures from something creepy/scary into something fascinating, and Beeb Earth does it very well.
No matter how many times I’ve seen the first clip through the years, then her hunting strategies are still so fantastic to watch!!! Amazing
Portia is so cuuuteeeeeee❤️🥺✨
Lots of spiders are.
Jumping spiders in general are literally the cutest little fuzz balls.
*5:40** had me crying he dancing omg so cute ha* 🤣♥️♥️🕷
zeFrank1 did one video on that spider where it's a song and dance clip, it's hilarious
Found the female spider.
damn I'd like to dance for you ma😘😍
Yet again the beeb shows me that nature is something to treasure. Such incredible macro lens camerawork with David's voiceover.... I'm spellbound.
I've always loved jumping spiders, you can just see their intelligence. Like you can see that they think, it's incredible.
whoever filmed this, deserves all possible operator's awards. And music director
the 25 meter long web shoots was just unbelievable. It's so satisfying to watch. They're are the real artist 😍😍
7:47
Damn, that was at the top 10 anime betrayals.
😭
I can't lie - I watched part 2 over and over. I can't get enough of the dancing spider trying to woo/escape his desire. The music and editing are fantastic! Can't wait to share with my granddaughter and terrified-of-spiders son. Oh glee!
Can we agree that jumping spiders are adorable clever little 8 legged fuzzballs? Its those 2 big eyes. They always look so cute.
Imagine having to dance for your LIFE, while also trying to dodge the killer. I admire that little jumping spider so much. Most human men wouldn't do anything like that for a nice female, let alone for a crazy killer one lol
Be like Simon Cowell sitting there with a shotgun
Most human men would probably choose to die a virgin...😊
Damn spider da real simp literally died just to mate
@MY ANIMALS Male spiders naturally don't live long,
long enough to mate , they die young either way.....so why not die mating?
doesnt matter; had sex.
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im suprised male spiders havent gone MGTOW
@@Roamingeast old meme but checks out 👍🏼 but yes I agree 😂
Oh, the first spider looks right into my soul! 😂
Very cute btw
One of my favorite things in the world is when scientists are baffled. Especially by the natural world :)
Manly yes, but they like it too!
True, that is what every engineer is both happy/frustrated about. Nature is a rich pool of amazing ideas, executed perfectly and with an efficiancy we are not even close to match. But we are slowly building up. Improvements are beeing made daily.
Because a computer makes life and everything else. DNA code comes from a computer. Why do you think outer space is dark and airless. It is inside a picture tube. Big bang turns it on.
Big ups to that male tarantula; he's got the moves.
Lol! @12:37, my CC reads, "...he carefully delivers his packet of _spam_ ." There's gotta be a Monty Python joke in here somewhere!
12:06 I love the narrator's voice, is so low like he's even feeling the tension between the two spiders and he's so afraid of my man male spider.
you said it 😩
I love Jumping Spiders. Years ago I encountered one in my garden, and as I looked into its eyes eyes eyes, I felt a deep connection with it. Weird, but actually true.🕷
That first one is so brave. I cant imagine having to do that. I have made so many jumling spider friends since learning about them and all of them r wild. A female had babies recently and passed but ive been making friends with the babies now that they r a little bigger. They r such fun little creatures. Its amazing the females of the tarantulas can live 30 years!!
"He matches here expectations but, she kills him anyway". This resonated w/ me on many levels.
Spiders are awesome animals! We see them every day, but their secret life is the different story. Great!
Those little jumping spiders are something else,I remember watching one long ago and then without knowing it he pounced upon a tinier fly…was awestruck,being there at the “right” time.
That's life buddy trying to impress a girl who just wants turn u into an empty shell lmao
Lol, yup
The reason he gets eaten is to give energy to the female that allows her to produce and lay eggs
@@legion999 See, why he gotta go through all of that though? Can’t the man just get some good action jackson, make babies, and slide off? Damn! Lol
@@levianthony3944 they die really soon after anyways, might as well give some extra nutrition to it's children
@@leodai7167 Yea but I'm sure he doesn't exactly know that though. It's not like he goes "damn, I knew I shouldn't have smashed that girl, now I'm going to die soon" 😂
I simply love these Nature Clips and those adorable looking jumping spiders are among my favorite. Thank you, BBC
What I find amazing about these videos is how they actually got the footage. Amazing amazing amazing. The patience that the photographer must have had
How the f they even filmed that
By camera obviously
they record one spider for hours of footage then an editor creates a story out of the footage.
I can imagine it takes a lot of time and dedication. They use Macro lenses which can magnify very tiny things.
@@themagicroundabout2528 ah that's awesome! Does he have website or something? wouldn't mind having a look at his work
Very carefully
14:45- Can't get more cartoonish than just cutting the line, and making your enemy drop!
*seeing a spider isn’t scary, but seeing a spider disappear is the pinnacle of scariness…*
Very Yes
It speaks to the most primal form of human fear *--* _the fear of the unknown._
The tarantula's little bitty head with that Mohawk is so freaking adorable.
David Attenborough is the voice of nature!!!
12:16 i feel like i just watched something i shouldn't have 🤣🤣🙈
1:30
Because of her third super power
*music stops*
Porsche is a genius.
Porsche not a regular spider, Porsche is a cool a spider 😂
"She eats him anyway"
Guys, be safe out there!!😂
Jumping spiders are such amazing creatures; but I'm also really impressed with the Darwin's Bark Spider one. The bridge she built so make her trap was so impressive for her size. I'm scared of spiders in person, but they are quite interesting honestly.
I had pet jumping spiders. They like make eye contact... I could tell something more was going on in there it was weird
That's interesting, they like camera lenses and being watched, especially Phiddipus audax, Bold Jumping Spiders. I've had them pose and ham it up for me and my camera. They're definitely intelligent.
Portia is actually one of the main characters in Adrien Tchaikovsky's "Children of Time" (she is a spider in the book as well). FANTASTIC book, especially if you like spiders.
It's a fantastic book if you love sci-fi, the whole question of alien intelligence and I don't mean that as in necessarily from another world, but a method of communication, societal structure and engineering of a kind unfamiliar to us humans.
That guys excitement of the spider catching its prey was the cutest thing ever!
1:50 spider really said “Jarvis show me a good route to this guys Impending doom”
😭😭😭😭
6:10 omg the way she looks at him is like: "wooooooowwww"
There was a spider - not sure of the type - very small - used to be in a crack in the wall at my work. And every day at about 3:00 he would come running out, run all around in weaving, circling patterns and then return to his crack in the wall. Not a hairy type, small as the "a" on my little phone keyboard, and the legs were about as long as a comma, and all around his body, like a little star pattern. Very strange little thing.
So friggin cute, and I love their dance 🤣. My dude puts his 2 little legs up like he's being robbed lmao.
That close-up of pulsating spider guts is something I never knew I didn't need.
8:43 "STAAAAAAAHP IT YOU'RE GIVING ME AWAAAAAAY!!"
I love how it doesn't even attack the intruder it just goes mental on the door
CLOSE THE DAMN DOOR BLYAT
Portia the spider reminds me of the ropelling kill scene in Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2. To think a spider has that level of tactical thinking to kill other spiders is mind blowing for something so tiny.
I never kill Fuzzy jumping spiders; they are very helpful and friendly compared to other spiders.
I also love how the male tarantula is described as a cowboy wanderer
This documentary is so amazing that at 1:59 you get a spiderman reference. The melody you listen has spiderman´s song leitmotiv but kind of altered. The original melody goes A-C-E, but here, for copyright issues ig, we have A-B-C-E. I may be wrong but i think its cool if they did it on purpose
30 years! Some may live as twice long as 17 cicadas! Immortal in the bugs' world!
Wow! Yes! Arthropods can perceive time as being longer than we perceive it, that's how they have cognitive time to move so quickly. Unless tarantulas perceive time as moving more quickly than other spiders and insects do, that must feel like immortality.
Godamn I love Portia with my whole heart.