08:37 Day 2 Citharognathus tongmianensis Ornithoctoninae sp. " Nhen Dep " 17:13 Day3 Ornithoctoninae sp. "Nam Bia" 19:27. Day4 Ornithoctoninae sp. " Veronica" Vespa tropica 22:25 Day 5 Chilobrachys sp. Ornithoctoninae sp. " Lam Dong " Citharognathus sp. " Highland " 32:24 Day 6 Cyripagopus cf vonwirthi Ornithoctoninae sp. " Bay Bia"Ornithoctonus sp. Ko Samui in the wildWorld of Spiders2023-01-15 | Video of how to find Ornithoctonus sp. Ko Samui in the wild on the island of Ko Samui / Thailand. And some Phlogiellus cf. moniqueverdezae are also sharing the same habitat.The false Widow Spider Steatoda paykullianaWorld of Spiders2021-11-28 | Short video of the eastern mediterranean false black widow spider Steatoda paykullianaThe European Tarantula - Chaetopelma olivaceum [Extended Version]World of Spiders2021-11-22 | Chaetopelma olivaceum or the European Tarantula is a large Theraphosid spider which inhabits various habitats around the Mediterranean Sea. This video shows diffrent habitats of this spider on the island of Cyprus. Both males and females are shown as well as other interesting species inhabiting the same habitat.Atypus affinis - the Purse Web SpiderWorld of Spiders2021-07-27 | Watch Atypus affinis - The Purse Web Spider in this heathland habitat in northern Germany . Atypus spp. are the only Orthognata in northern Europe and because of their secret lifestyle extremely hard to find.undescribed Harpactira sp. from Knysna / South AfricaWorld of Spiders2021-04-02 | Video of the habitat of a yet undescribed Harpactira sp. from Knysna, found at a wild dump. Please feel free to leave a comment and subscribe to my channelHarpactira tigrina in the wildWorld of Spiders2020-09-06 | Harpactira tigrina near its type locality in South Africa. EnjoySericopelma sp. Santa Catalina in the wildWorld of Spiders2020-02-22 | Sericopelma sp. Santa Catalina from the western coastal area of Panama is a member of the colourful and large tarantula family of SericopelmaThe golden brown baboon spider Augacephalus junodi in nature - South AfricaWorld of Spiders2019-10-28 | Augacephalus junodi is a harpacterine theraphosid spider from the northeastern parts of South Africa . As this fossorial species often lives in colonies its burrows are more easy to find than the retreats of other Harpactiriniae in South Africa. Anyways this species is extremely shy and very fast so it is difficult to tickle it out of its burrow to take a decent picture. I did not cut most of the scenes so that you can see that it takes patience to finally have a proper view on the spider. In fact I spent three nights at the same location.World of Spiders - Channel TrailerWorld of Spiders2019-06-29 | Spiders in their natural Habitat all over the world - Please LIKE, SHARE & SUBSCRIBE for updates.Harpactira dictator in nature - South AfricaWorld of Spiders2019-06-07 | Watch one of the largest of South Africas baboon spiders in its natural habitat. Juveniles are found under rocks while mature females seem to inhabit old rodent burrows. I was also lucky to find a mature male which has an impressive size. Don't forget to subscribe to this channel for videos about spiders in the wildMy Top 5 Tarantulas Found In The WildWorld of Spiders2019-04-21 | See my personal top 5 tarantula species which I found in the wild. You are welcome to leave a comment. And please subcribe to this channel
sounds provided by MrSnooze youtu.be/1RavoGSfE3UAcanthoscurria antillensis in the wild ( Martinique ) - 4kWorld of Spiders2019-03-29 | Acanthoscurria antillensis is a large fossorial Theraphosid which can be found on multiple islands within the caribbean sea. On Martinique this species inhabits the more dry southern part of the island. If you like videos about spiders in the wild please subscribe to this channel and feel free to leave a comment.
Music: Drums of the Deep by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0) Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1400021 Artist: http://incompetech.comPhlogiellus moniqueverdezae in the Wild ( Thailand )World of Spiders2019-03-03 | Phlogiellus is a genus of spiders in the family Theraphosidae, found in south and east Asia. Phlogiellus moniqueverdezae is found along the southwestern coast of Thailand where this species lives in a opportunistic way. Besides vertical burrows they also build retreats on trees and especially on Palm Trees, also in Palm Oil Plantations ( the Pest of Mankind ) where normally no Tarantulas occur. Don`t forget to subscribe if you like Spiders in the WildRainspider special - Palystes sp. in the wildWorld of Spiders2019-01-28 | One of my favourite genus of african spiders is called Palystes. They belong to the family of Heteropodidae and are known under the name " Rain Spider ". They have a unique way of reproduction and out of the 15 species belonging to Palystes more than 10 can be found in the Western and Eastern Cape, the Transkei and Lesotho.
The most abundant species in the Western und Eastern Cape are Palystes castaneus und Palystes superciliosus. Palystes spp. are nocturnal hunters which hide behind tree bark, stones etc. at daytime. They never build nets for catching prey.
Both Palystes castaneus and Palystes superciliosus females use dry leaves to form a large ball like eggsac which they hang within bushes or other suitable places.. The eggsacs hang freely attached by a few strings of silk. Until the offspring hatch the female spider stays near or on the eggsac to repair and protect it. P. superciliosus eggsacs need around 17 days for the spiderlings to hatch and another 4 days to leave the sac. The small spiders stay a few more days on the eggsac and are protected by the female. It was documented that P. superciliosus can lay around 800 eggs in multipe eggsacs during its lifespan of 18-24 months.Cyriopagopus ( ex Haplopelma ) longipes in Nature / ThailandWorld of Spiders2019-01-13 | Cyriopagopus longipes is one of the Cyriopagopus spp. from South East Asia with the biggest distribution. In this Video you will see ist Habitat and multiple specimen. The Spiders at this specific spot are observed continously so that we were able to take Pictures and Videos during all Seasons of the year. donT Forget to subscribe if you like this channel.
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Music: Ishikari Lore von Kevin MacLeod ist unter der Lizenz "Creative Commons Attribution" (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0) lizenziert. Quelle: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100192 Künstler: http://incompetech.comThe Golden Baboon Spider - Harpactira sp. RobertsonWorld of Spiders2018-12-09 | Harpactira sp. Robertson is a yet undescribed but abundant baboon spider species from South Africa. Despite ist small size it is a real beauty because of its golden appearance. Feel free to leave your commentsThe purple femur Tarantula Coremiocnemis hoggi in MalaysiaWorld of Spiders2018-12-02 | Coremiocnemis hoggi inhabits a very limited area in the highlands of Malaysia with an unique climate. This species is treathened by illegal poaching for the pet trade . What do you think about poaching and keeping this species in captivity ? Leave your comments and don`t forget to subscribe to this channel.Finding Sericopelma rubronitens in PanamaWorld of Spiders2018-09-24 | Finding Sericopelma rubronitens in Panama: This stunning and really huge species can be found all around central Panama. It even occurs within the Capital Panama City. The most amazing Thing to discover is that these spiders share their burrows often with the microhylid frog Engystomops pustulosus. This behaviour to share burrwos with frogs also occurs with Brachypelma spp. and even Poecilotheria. Scientists assume that the spider keeps away predators like snakes and the frog eats ants etc. which could be harmful to the spiders offspring.
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✔ Subscribe: youtube.com/c/worldofspidersFirst video of Hapalotremus marcapata in the wildWorld of Spiders2018-08-29 | In August 2018 Ferretti et al described 7 new species of Hapalotremus from South America. Most of them inhabit a very high altitude. Hapalotremus marcapata is one of the newly described species and here you can see the ( for now ) only existing video of this species in the wild. Feel free to comment the video
✓ Subscribe: YouTube.com/c/worldofspidersCaribena versicolor in nature ( Martinique )World of Spiders2018-07-15 | The northern part of Martinque is home to Caribena versicolor. Enjoy the video and leave a comment if you like it. For regular videos of spiders in their natural habitats follow this youtube channel.
✓ Subscribe: YouTube.com/c/worldofspidersCyriocosmus giganteus in its habitat in PeruWorld of Spiders2018-02-11 | This could be the first habitat video of Cyriocosmus giganteus Kaderka 2015 , a rather large Cyriocosmus sp. from the Loreto Province of Peru. This species inhabits burrows deep in the amazonian rainforest. Being a bit shy it is hard to ticle that species out of its burrow.Finding the Malaysian Trapdoor Spider Liphistius malayanus in Nature - HD with slow motionWorld of Spiders2017-12-16 | Liphistius malayanus belongs to the family of Liphistidae and is the largest member in this family in Malaysia . Liphistiidae construct trap-doors and are are tube-dwelling spiders that spend most of their time within their tubes and are rarely seen above ground. Trapdoor nests are generally built in areas with moss or sparse vegetation and silk trip-lines radiating away from the burrow entrance sometimes make them visible if one has a carefull look. The Malaysian trapdoor spiders are endemic to certain areas. Liphistius malayanus inhabits a small area approx. 1500m above sea leavel with moderate temperatures. They are protected by local law anyways there has been a huge decline of these spiders due to poaching for the pet trade. Because of the special climate within their habitat they don`t survive for long in captitivity and all Liphistius malayanus in the pet trade were caught illegally. So every species in captivity is a step forward to extinction in nature.Cyriopagopus minax ( formerly Haplopelma minax ) in NatureWorld of Spiders2017-10-09 | Cyriopagopus minax ( formerly Haplopelma minax ) Thorell, 1897 from western Thailand. This large species builds deep L- shaped burrows directly into the ground or in embankments. Cyriopagopus minax is very defensive and tries to evict any agressor with beating with its front legs. Follow worldofspiders for regular videos of spiders within their natural habitatThe European Tarantula - Chaetopelma olivaceum - from CyprusWorld of Spiders2017-09-06 | Chaetopelma olivaceum or the European Tarantula is a large Theraphosid spider which inhabits various habitats around the Mediterranean Sea. This video shows diffrent habitats of this spider on the island of Cyprus. Where these spiders find enough food they are living in large colonies especially around burial caves.Haploclastus devamantha from India in NatureWorld of Spiders2017-07-12 | The western Ghats of India are home to this Haploclastus devamantha ( and also Poecilotheria rufilata ). This species inhabits embankments where it digs vertical burrows.Avicularia avicularia from Peru in the wildWorld of Spiders2017-05-25 | Avicularia avicularia ( Linnaeus , 1758 ) is a widespread species of the Genus Avicularia which show different patterns of coloration which seems to be correlated with their geographical distribution. The spider shown in the video is a morphotype from Madre de Dios Province in Peru. A. avicluaria builds retreats in axils of palm trees, bananas and more or less any suitable arboreal place. For more Information about the Genus Avicularia read the taxonomic revision and rladystic analysis of Avicularia here: http://zookeys.pensoft.net/articles.php?id=10717The horned baboon spider Ceratogyrus darlingi in natureWorld of Spiders2017-04-15 | Ceratogyrus darlingi ( Rear Horned Baboon Spider ) is a theraphosid spider from Southern Africa. It features a rear shaped foveal horn on the peltidium. The function of the horn is unclear. It is said it might provide an increased surface for the attachment of the dorsal dilator muscle, which aids in drawing in liquefied food into the sucking stomach at a faster rate. Ceratogyrus darlingi inhabits burrows but can also be found in retreats under stones. In this video you will see the habitat, juveniles and mature females and male. Interestingly the male seen in the video is much larger than mature males raised in captivity ! Within the Limpopo Province of South Africa C. darlingi shares the same habitat with Augacephalus junodi and both species can be found next to each other.Solifugae sp. from NamibiaWorld of Spiders2017-03-15 | Solifugae sp. from NamibiaPhlogiellus obscurus from Sabah / Borneo in natureWorld of Spiders2017-02-12 | Habitat of Phlogiellus obscurus in the lowland rainforest of Borneo. Phlogiellius obscurus is a rather large Phlogiellus sp. scientifically described in 2016.unknown Tarantula from the Amazonian RainforestWorld of Spiders2017-01-23 | I found this Theraphosid species living in burrows around clearings within the jungle along the Amazonia River in Peru and Ecuador. More than 500 km were between the locations I was observe this species in both countries. If anyone knows which Genus it belongs to please drop a linePhlogiellus pelidnus from Sabah / Borneo in NatureWorld of Spiders2016-12-27 | Recently described Phlogiellus pelidnus from Sabah, Borneo inhabits the tropical montane forest above 1200m sea level. Interestingly this large Phlogiellus species uses burrows in sloped embankments and also retreats in trees. In this video the biotope within the Crocker Range National Park and the Mount Kinabalu National Park is shown, A few years ago Phlogiellus pelidnus was abundant in the Mt. Kinabalu National Park. Especially within the range of the botanical garden there were plenty of specimen living in the trees. For whatever reason in 2016 I was only able to find 4 spiders within the whole park.Pamphobeteus sp. from Guayaquil / EcuadorWorld of Spiders2016-12-12 | Large Pamphobeteus sp. from the Bosque Protector Cerro Blanco in EcuadorOpistophtalmus carinatus in NamibiaWorld of Spiders2016-11-30 | juvenile and mature Opistophtalmus carinatus from Namibia. These scorpions are mostly found under stones where they dig their burrowsHow to tickle a baboon spider out of its burrowWorld of Spiders2016-11-29 | How to tickle a baboon spider out of its burrow without destroying itOrnithoctonus sp. Ko Phayam / Thailand in natureWorld of Spiders2016-11-29 | In 2015 I visited Ko Phayam , a small island belonging to the Ranong province in Thailand near Myanmar to find a large Ornithoctunus sp. It seems that this species is extremely rare and I was not succesful in finding any specimen. This year I visited Ko Phayam again and I was extremely lucky to find a burrow on a rubber tree plantation. This Ornithoctonus sp. is quite large. It is similar to the species from neighbouring Ko Chang which has been smuggled into the pet trade a couple of years ago by a german tarantula dealer and wildlife trafficker. In the video you can see how I tickle the spider out of its burrow with a piece of gras at night to shoot some photos before putting it back into its burrow again.How to dig out a Scorpion in the fieldWorld of Spiders2016-08-28 | How to dig out a Scorpion in the field with Ian EngelbrechtExpedition Namibia: Hunting SpidersWorld of Spiders2016-06-18 | ...Vipera berus - Kreuzotter PaarungWorld of Spiders2016-06-08 | Nord Ostsee Kanal Schleswig HolsteinHunting tarantulas in Panama at nightWorld of Spiders2016-05-29 | If you have the right spot it is easy to find tarantulas at night. Have a look at this Sericopelma sp. from PanamaHaplopelma sp. Bach Ma in natureWorld of Spiders2016-05-18 | Haplopelma sp. from the Bachma National Park in Vietnam, habitat and burrowsundescribed Selenocosmiinae from eastern ThailandWorld of Spiders2016-04-06 | Selenocosmiinae sp. found within the same habitat as a Phlogiellus sp. in Eastern ThailandMacrothele sp. from Huai Mae Khamin FallsWorld of Spiders2016-03-08 | Macrothele sp. from Huai mae Khamin FallsHaplopelma minax in nature / ThailandWorld of Spiders2016-02-25 | Haplopelma minax in nature. Erawan Nationalpark ThailandChilobrachys sp. Erawan in natureWorld of Spiders2016-02-20 | Chilobrachys sp. Erawan habitat and tickling one speciman out its burrowChilobrachys sp. Sai Yok in natureWorld of Spiders2016-02-13 | different juveniles and mature female of a Chilobrachys sp. from Sai Yok National Park in ThailandThe Thai Golden Fringe Tarantula - Ornithoctonus aureotibialis in natureWorld of Spiders2016-01-13 | Ornithoctonus aureotibialis in nature - Krabi Province / ThailandHunting Spiders in Thailand - TrailerWorld of Spiders2016-01-07 | Hunting Spiders in Thailand - TrailerChaetopelma olivaceum living in stone walls on CyprusWorld of Spiders2015-12-16 | Chaetopelma olivaeum prefers north facing stone walls where these tarantulas hide during the day.Chaetopelma olivaceum defensive behaviourWorld of Spiders2015-10-06 | Chaetopelma olivaceum female and mature male defensive behaviour on Cyprus