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This Favorite Blue Tarantula Change Its Name Again? birdspidersCH 2023-06-16 | In this captivating episode, we delve into the thrilling world of tarantula taxonomy, specifically focusing on why your favorite blue tarantula has undergone an identity swap! Learn about the cutting-edge research conducted by a team of Brazilian and US scientists a they shed light on the fascinating world of Theraphosidae spiders.We uncover the story behind the renaming of the stunning blue Pterinopelma sazimai, now known as Lasiocyano sazimai, and what this change means for the tarantula keeping community. Explore the unique ecosystem that is home to this newly renamed tarantula, understand its specific care requirements, and discover why it's essential to support captive breeding in our hobby.Join us for an in-depth journey into the intriguing world of tarantulas, their taxonomy, and their care. Whether you're a beginner, an intermediate keeper, or a tarantula enthusiast, this episode is packed with information that'll keep you hooked from start to finish. Don't miss out on this opportunity to deepen your understanding of these extraordinary creatures and our role in their conservation. Like, share, and subscribe for more fascinating updates from the world of tarantulas!"watch this video for more impressions about the habitat of Lasiocyano sazimai!youtube.com/watch?v=cTaQuLmNyagVisit Our Websitehttps://www.birdspiders.chEnjoy Our Podcast with TarantulaKathttps://anchor.fm/bothworldtarantulasSupport This Project!patreon.com/birdspidersFind Us On Facebookfacebook.com/birdspidersCHTaxonomy & Systematics Group - Arácnidofacebook.com/groups/1149292842136929Wild Spiders & Tarantula Groupfacebook.com/groups/933372297053034#tarantulas#wild_tarantulas#lovetarantulas
The Earth Tiger Tarantula from Malaysia #omothymus #shorts birdspidersCH 2022-12-16 | Omothymus schiodtei, also known as the Malaysian Earth Tiger, is indigenous to Malaysia. The tarantula you see here is a closely related species from the island of Langkawi. As seen in this case, common names are frequently deceptive. Isn't Earth Tiger the wrong name for a tree-dwelling tarantula? It's much easier to communicate across language barriers with your international friends if you use scientific names - Omothymus is Omothymus in every language. These massive tarantulas have leg spans of over 22cm and carapace lengths of 3cm, making them among the largest to roam the forest ceiling and far larger than their New World counterparts. Join today to learn more about the Omothymus species native to Langkawi.Visit Our Websitehttps://www.birdspiders.chEnjoy Our Podcast with TarantulaKathttps://anchor.fm/bothworldtarantulasSupport This Project!patreon.com/birdspidersFind Us On Facebookfacebook.com/birdspidersCHTaxonomy & Systematics Group - Arácnidofacebook.com/groups/1149292842136929Wild Spiders & Tarantula Groupfacebook.com/groups/933372297053034#tarantulas#spider #omothymus
Tarantula Urticating Hairs as Defense Mechanism - Pamphobeteus solaris birdspidersCH 2022-12-08 | Tarantula spiders have different defense mechanisms in their repertoire. Of course, they have massive fangs combined with venom. But venom is expensive to produce, therefore a group of tarantulas has evolved another strategy.Urticating hairs are unique within certain groups of New world tarantulas native to the Americas. These teeny tiny hairs are ready to be flicked with their rear legs or pedipalps. You can even spot some remaining hairs on the legs!These hairs are very effective against predators with sensitive noses, such as bigger mammals for example.There are different types of urticating hairs and a lot of species have two or more different types on their body. Some for defense to be flicked, others to be woven into their egg sack for protection against small insects.Visit Our Websitehttps://www.birdspiders.chEnjoy Our Podcast with TarantulaKathttps://anchor.fm/bothworldtarantulasSupport This Project!patreon.com/birdspidersFind Us On Facebookfacebook.com/birdspidersCHTaxonomy & Systematics Group - Arácnidofacebook.com/groups/1149292842136929Wild Spiders & Tarantula Groupfacebook.com/groups/933372297053034#tarantulas#wild_tarantulas#lovetarantulas
Tarantula Lost its Leg! Regeneration & Autotomy birdspidersCH 2022-12-06 | Tarantulas have amazing leg and limb regeneration abilities. What looks like magic to is just like the process of metamorphosis in butterflies. On our tarantula expeditions, we often find wild tarantulas with missing legs. A very common sight and it doesn’t bother the spider too much.Spider leg muscles have the ability to close the open wound immediately. Additionally, spiders are able to break away their own leg with a mechanism called Autotomy. It restricts bleeding altogether and the spider can go on its way, unharmed.The beauty of nature never ceases to amaze me. Follow our tarantula work and expedition on our website birdspiders.chVisit Our Websitehttps://www.birdspiders.chEnjoy Our Podcast with TarantulaKathttps://anchor.fm/bothworldtarantulasSupport This Project!patreon.com/birdspidersFind Us On Facebookfacebook.com/birdspidersCHTaxonomy & Systematics Group - Arácnidofacebook.com/groups/1149292842136929Wild Spiders & Tarantula Groupfacebook.com/groups/933372297053034#tarantulas#wild_tarantulas#lovetarantulas
Dwarf Tarantulas are Giants on the forest floor birdspidersCH 2022-12-04 | Besides the gigantic tarantula spiders there are also miniature species of tarantulas out there. And most of the time, they are even more colorful! Especially this amazing looking Hapalopus species we have filmed here.Unlike their bigger counterparts, these small tarantula species which only reach a few inches in size, only live around 10 years - still a remarkable age for an invertebrate!Since everything is based on perspective, these tiny tarantulas are still giants among other insects on the rainforest floor!Visit Our Websitehttps://www.birdspiders.chEnjoy Our Podcast with TarantulaKathttps://anchor.fm/bothworldtarantulasSupport This Project!patreon.com/birdspidersFind Us On Facebookfacebook.com/birdspidersCHWild Spiders & Tarantula Groupfacebook.com/groups/933372297053034#tarantulas#wild_tarantulas#lovetarantulas
Why New Tarantula Species Keep Emerging birdspidersCH 2022-07-04 | The lifestyle of tarantulas is vastly underdocumented. So much more is out there to learn about tarantulas and their behavior. Follow us in the field to learn more about tarantula spiders. This time we visit the country of Peru where we have not only documented a new tarantula species - but a new genus of tarantulas altogether. For the first time on video, enjoy watching with us the happy moment of these little jewel tarantulas endemic to Peru. Under the protection of the dull brown spinifex grass, in the security of ancient rocks and solid green protections, the little jewels from the Andes roam the landscape. Even though they are tarantula spiders these individuals appear to be on the smaller end of the scale. But they might always remember that their bigger cousins, the Goliath Bird Eating Tarantula is just a few thousand meters down the hill and some hundred kilometers away in the Amazon basin. Who was first? The Giant tarantula from the lush tropical forest walking up the hills and getting smaller in thousands of years of evolution? Or did these dwarf excavators walk down from the cold mountain tops down to the lush green forests and evolve into something bigger? This and many more questions regarding the ecology of these outstanding spiders are still unknown, that’s why young people with fascination are needed to find out more about them.Visit Our Websitehttps://www.birdspiders.chEnjoy Our Podcast with TarantulaKathttps://anchor.fm/bothworldtarantulasSupport This Project!patreon.com/birdspidersFind Us On Facebookfacebook.com/birdspidersCHTaxonomy & Systematics Group - Arácnidofacebook.com/groups/1149292842136929Wild Spiders & Tarantula Groupfacebook.com/groups/933372297053034#tarantulas#wild_tarantulas#lovetarantulas Website link:https://birdspiders.ch/antikuna-cimrmani-endemic-andean-tarantula-from-peru/Literature:Kaderka, R., Ferretti, N., Hüsser, M., Lüddecke, T. & West, R. (2021). Antikuna, a new genus with seven new species from Peru (Araneae: Theraphosidae: Theraphosinae) and the highest altitude record for the family. Journal of Natural History 55(21-22): 1335-1402. doi:10.1080/00222933.2021.1936680 Chapters:00:00 - Endemic Tarantula02:39 - Behind The Scenes03:57 - Upcoming Tarantula Video
How This Team Found Four(!) New World Tarantula Species in 10 Minutes birdspidersCH 2022-04-19 | Follow us on our Peru field trip expedition in search of known and unknown animal species from the group of tarantulas - almost like an adventure seen on BBC or National Geographic. Tarantulas roam the earth for millions of years. Tarantula documentaries are a rare sighting on platforms like these - hence we have decided to film tarantulas in their native habitat in the country of origin and share it with the world for free! To help raise awareness regarding these magnificent creatures who are mostly misunderstood. In this episode we showcase four different species of tarantulas of which not a single one has a scientific name, meaning that it is still an undescribed species and new to science. This is not all luck - this is weeks and months of preparation for a field trip like this. It's a passion we are proud of to share with all of you.Visit Our Websitehttps://www.birdspiders.chSupport This Project!patreon.com/birdspidersEnjoy Our Podcast with TarantulaKathttps://anchor.fm/bothworldtarantulasFind Us On Facebookfacebook.com/birdspidersCHTaxonomy & Systematics Group - Arácnidofacebook.com/groups/1149292842136929Wild Spiders & Tarantula Groupfacebook.com/groups/933372297053034#tarantulas#wild_tarantulas#lovetarantulas
Why This Unusual Technique Revealed New World Tarantulas In Amazing Landscape birdspidersCH 2022-03-15 | New World Tarantulas are the best beginner exotic pets among all of the available tarantulas in the hobby out there. Nevertheless, there is a world besides the exotic pet hobby. A world where tarantulas roam freely - this episode shows you the beauty of wild tarantulas on our journey to bring you the best-in-class tarantula documentaries free to watch here on YouTube. The genus Hapalotremus and its close relatives from the highland area of Peru are a group of tarantulas well studied in the past 5 years. Numerous findings of these magnificent colored tarantulas from the Americas have been found and still, new tarantula species are found almost yearly. This is no exception, as you follow the team of birdspidersCH in search of known and unknown tarantulas and document them for the sake of raising awareness of these misunderstood creatures in the world - Tarantulas.Visit Our Websitehttps://www.birdspiders.chEnjoy Our Podcast with TarantulaKathttps://anchor.fm/bothworldtarantulasSupport This Project!patreon.com/birdspidersFind Us On Facebookfacebook.com/birdspidersCHTaxonomy & Systematics Group - Arácnidofacebook.com/groups/1149292842136929Wild Spiders & Tarantula Groupfacebook.com/groups/933372297053034#tarantula #spiders #researchChapters:00:00 - Lowland Jungle Intro02:24 - Tarantula Journey goes Up!05:18 - Juvenile Coloration06:30 - Down it goes! Tarantula Search Again09:41 - Remarkable coloration
This Tarantula Is Special - Here Is Why! birdspidersCH 2022-01-17 | Our tarantula adventure in Peru, South America continues in search of known and unknown New World Tarantulas. Follow us on our third day descending into lower parts of Peru in search of a beautiful black tarantula with red fire hair on the abdomen - can we find out? Find out in this nature documentary about tarantulas brought to you in 8K resolution here on YouTube for free - join our adventure and learn more about new species of tarantulas.The area east of Cusco is well known for its tarantula fauna, so quite possible we can find some documented tarantulas here! In the next days, we will go up high again in the Andean region and search for undescribed species of spiders, which potentially no one has seen before!Visit Our Websitehttps://www.birdspiders.chEnjoy Our Podcast with TarantulaKathttps://anchor.fm/bothworldtarantulasSupport This Project!patreon.com/birdspidersFind Us On Facebookfacebook.com/birdspidersCHTaxonomy & Systematics Group - Arácnidofacebook.com/groups/1149292842136929Wild Spiders & Tarantula Groupfacebook.com/groups/933372297053034Chapter:00:00 - Intro & Wild Tarantula02:10 - How To Work with Tarantulas03:43 - Highland Tarantulas in captivity04:30 - How Highland Tarantulas Live05:40 - The Tarantula Journey Continues#tarantulas#wild_tarantulas#lovetarantulas
We Found A New Tarantula Species Above The Clouds birdspidersCH 2022-01-10 | Our newest tarantula field trip expedition filmed in 8K here on YouTube for the best viewer experience! Find out more in this epic tarantula VLOG searching tarantulas in the wild and learning more about known and unknown tarantula species all over South America. The true New World Tarantula documentary with both, chilled vlog talks and epic tarantula footage filmed on location and brought to you at no cost. The diversity of New World Tarantulas is unbelievable and on every trip we manage to find several new species of tarantulas - especially when you invest some time in the right place. birdspidersCH is here for you to present raw tarantula documentaries without the fuzz around and present it to you in the most natural way possible.Visit Our Websitehttps://www.birdspiders.chEnjoy Our Podcast with TarantulaKathttps://anchor.fm/bothworldtarantulasSupport This Project!patreon.com/birdspidersFind Us On Facebookfacebook.com/birdspidersCHTaxonomy & Systematics Group - Arácnidofacebook.com/groups/1149292842136929Wild Spiders & Tarantula Groupfacebook.com/groups/933372297053034#tarantulas#wild_tarantulas#lovetarantulasLiterature:Kaderka, R., Ferretti, N., Hüsser, M., Lüddecke, T. & West, R. (2021). Antikuna, a new genus with seven new species from Peru (Araneae: Theraphosidae: Theraphosinae) and the highest altitude record for the family. Journal of Natural History 55(21-22): 1335-1402. doi:10.1080/00222933.2021.1936680 Chapters:00:00 - Intro01:30 - 1st day in Peru03:25 - Low Oxygen on 2nd day06:45 - New Tarantula Species09:38 - Outro & Upcoming Tarantulas
Hapalopus Tarantula Up Close! Meet the Pumpkin Patch Tarantula birdspidersCH 2021-11-05 | Searching for tarantulas in the wild is always a lot of fun! This time you'll see us looking for wild tarantulas in the tropics of Colombia, South America. The group of Pumpkin Patch Tarantulas from the genus Hapalopus is quite outstanding with several species mainly living in Colombia and Venezuela - despite the fact that most of these Hapalopus tarantula species are readily bred by tarantula enthusiast all over the world.During this single day of exploring the surroundings for tarantulas in the wild we managed to find three different tarantula species - watch the video to learn more about them!Visit Our Websitehttps://www.birdspiders.chSupport This Project!patreon.com/birdspidersEnjoy Our Podcast with @tarantulakat https://anchor.fm/bothworldtarantulasFind Us On Facebookfacebook.com/birdspidersCHTaxonomy & Systematics Group - Arácnidofacebook.com/groups/1149292842136929Wild Spiders & Tarantula Groupfacebook.com/groups/933372297053034#pumpkinpatchtarantula#wildtarantulas#hapalopus
Mexican Red Rump Tarantula living at Wonder of the World (Official Video 4K) birdspidersCH 2021-10-18 | The world of spiders is vastly a mystery - specifically when it comes to certain tarantula species. Tarantula documentaries provide us viewers with valuable information in the hope that the general awareness regarding spiders changes to a positive side. Spiders and tarantulas are crucial to the ecology they live in and play a vital role within nature. Follow our trip to Mexico in search of one of the worlds most famous tarantula, tales by the look of it - Tliltocatl epicureanus, the lesser known sister species of the all-time favourite and famous Tliltocatl vagans, the Red Rump Tarantula from Mexico.Visit Our Websitehttps://www.birdspiders.chEnjoy Our Podcast with TarantulaKathttps://anchor.fm/bothworldtarantulasSupport This Project!patreon.com/birdspidersFind Us On Facebookfacebook.com/birdspidersCHTaxonomy & Systematics Group - Arácnidofacebook.com/groups/1149292842136929Wild Spiders & Tarantula Groupfacebook.com/groups/933372297053034#tarantulas#spiders#researchChapters:00:00 - Intro to Tarantulas01:29 - Wild Tarantula To Be Found05:34 - Tarantula Ecology Theory06:40 - Wonder Of The World09:14 - Red Rump Tarantula At Type Locality11:02 - Importance of Citizen Science13:34 - Happy OutroDisclaimer: The archaeological site of Chichen Itza is a no-flight zone for drones. All the drone footage was licensed through Storyblocks. No drone was flown over restricted sites and all local laws were respected and followed.
Tarantulas Makes Sound! King Baboon Tarantula Painful Venom birdspidersCH 2021-06-22 | In today's tarantula science update we focus on the King Baboon Tarantula and its painful venom and ability to make sound! How cool is a tarantula that can make sound and hiss at you and potential predators?!Tarantulas tend to be on the quiet side of pets and animals in general, but some tarantulas have the ability to stridulate, meaning that they can and will hiss at you when felt threatened. Some species are as loud as a rattle snake and you can hear them throughout the room! The King Baboon Tarantula is no exception and has an amazing sound and attitude when it comes to their defense mechanism. Learn more about the different types of stridulation organs, which are also used as taxonomic identifiers to separate species and genera. Something new to learn about these amazing animals every day!Visit Our Websitehttps://www.birdspiders.chEnjoy Our Podcast with TarantulaKathttps://anchor.fm/bothworldtarantulasSupport This Project!patreon.com/birdspidersFind Us On Facebookfacebook.com/birdspidersCHTaxonomy & Systematics Group - Arácnidofacebook.com/groups/1149292842136929Wild Spiders & Tarantula Groupfacebook.com/groups/933372297053034#tarantulas#wild_tarantulas#lovetarantulasChapters:00:00 - Intro00:55 - The King Baboon Tarantula02:20 - Tarantulas Who Stridulate03:40 - Experiment about Hissing Tarantulas05:40 - Different Stridulation Types07:25 - Outro & Participate!
Top 3 Colorful Tarantulas - Typhochlaena costae birdspidersCH 2021-06-01 | Typhochlaena costae - "The Pink-Punk Blue Jewel Tarantula"- is such a rare tarantula, that in most countries it's not available for sale - therefore making it not only the most beautiful and extraordinary colored tarantula out there but also the most expensive tarantula as of today.In this video, we shine the light on this beautiful blue-yellow, and pink dwarf tarantula from the genus Typhochlaena, which has not yet any common name, and highlight natural history data, field studies, and a general overview about Typhochlaena and its sister species.Typhochlaena curumim is another species that has the same status as T. costae, making it extremely sought after in the tarantula community. Luckily, both of these species have been bred very successfully and scientific & enthusiast literature gives all of us who are interest in this genus, additional information.Visit Our Websitehttps://www.birdspiders.chSupport This Project and get behind the scenes!patreon.com/birdspidersEnjoy Our Podcast with TarantulaKathttps://anchor.fm/bothworldtarantulasFind Us On Facebookfacebook.com/birdspidersCHTaxonomy & Systematics Group - Arácnidofacebook.com/groups/1149292842136929Wild Spiders & Tarantula Groupfacebook.com/groups/933372297053034#tarantulas#wild_tarantulas#lovetarantulasLiterature:Bertani, R. (2012). Revision, cladistic analysis and biogeography of Typhochlaena C. L. Koch, 1850, Pachistopelma Pocock, 1901 and Iridopelma Pocock, 1901 (Araneae, Theraphosidae, Aviculariinae). ZooKeys 230: 1-94. doi:10.3897/zookeys.230.3500 Andre, C. & Hüsser, M. (2018). About trapdoors and bridges – new insights in the little-known ecology and lifestyle of the genus Typhochlaena C.L. Koch, 1850. Journal of the British Tarantula Society 32(3): 3-29. download pdf -- Show included taxaAndre, C. (2020). Tree selectivity by the theraphosid spider Typhochlaena costae Bertani, 2012 (Araneae, Mygalomorphae, Theraphosidae). Journal of the British Tarantula Society 34(3, 2019): 22-41. [publ. in Jan. 2020] download pdf -- Show included taxaFukushima, C. S., Cardoso, P. & Bertani, R. (2020). Description of the male of the Critically Endangered tarantula Typhochlaena curumim Bertani, 2012 (Araneae, Theraphosidae), with comments on tarantula trade and conservation. ZooKeys 938: 125-136. doi:10.3897/zookeys.938.51442Chapters:00:00 - Intro00:25 - Introduction to Typhochlaena01:23 - T. costae Overview02:20 - Habitat of T. costae03:00 - Reference to US tarantulas03:40 - Field research study of T. costae05:30 - Politics & sanctions on Typhochlaena07:51 - Most colorful tarantula & Recommendations Tarantula footage like from The Dark Den including Theraphosa and other big spiders. Showcasing top tarantulas like The Tarantula Collective and get cute jumping spider footage like from Tarantula Kat - this and more, including first person watering tarantulas like Exotics Lair, including face reveal, are you going to find on this channel. Pink Toe Tarantulas, Green Bottle Blue and Poecilotheria metallica tarantula footage included.
Have we found the Antilles Pinktoe Tarantula in the wild? birdspidersCH 2021-05-05 | the Antilles Pink Toe Tarantula, sometimes also referred to as the Martinique Tree Tarantula is the common name of Caribena versicolor, formerly Avicularia versicolor from the Caribbean archipelago of Martinique. The inhabitants call it „Matoutou falaise“, the French naming of this arboreal tarantula. Tarantula Nature Documentary are the main thing the project of birdspidersCH provides to the public. For many years, we have searched for tarantulas and documented them for all of you out there. This year, things are different - we are lucky enough to use some footage of Caribena versicolor from WorldOfSpiders and stock footage from Storyblocks to present you a getaway in form of this video, to briefly enjoy some calm minutes and information you might have never know about of this magnificent Antilles Pink Toe Tarantula - special Urticating setae structure, problematic taxonomic past and many more info at your fingertips!Support This Project!patreon.com/birdspidersVisit Our Websitehttps://www.birdspiders.chEnjoy Our Podcast with TarantulaKathttps://anchor.fm/bothworldtarantulasFind Us On Facebookfacebook.com/birdspidersCHTaxonomy & Systematics Group - Arácnidofacebook.com/groups/1149292842136929Wild Spiders & Tarantula Groupfacebook.com/groups/933372297053034#tarantulas#wild_tarantulas#lovetarantulasChapter00:00 - Intro01:41 - Spiderling C. versicolor03:16 - Feeding Pink Toe Tarantula06:57 - Pink Toe Tarantula in nature09:02 - Adult SpecimenTarantula footage like from The Dark Den including Theraphosa and other big spiders. Showcasing top tarantulas like The Tarantula Collective and get cute jumping spider footage like from Tarantula Kat - this and more, including first person watering tarantulas like Exotics Lair, including face reveal, are you going to find on this channel. Pink Toe Tarantulas and Poecilotheria metallica tarantula footage included.
Wild Sericopelma in Costa Rica! Tarantula Expedition birdspidersCH 2021-04-16 | Tarantulas are our passion - finding them in the wild is even more amazing! Brief summary of Sericopelma tarantulas from Costa Rica, Central America in the wild and where to find them and also, that they make great beginner tarantulas because they feed / prey on huge insects even as small spiderlings. Don't miss out on this short video with nostalgia vibes to a huge successful nature expedition to Costa Rica. We hope to be back very soon and please all of you stay healthy and happy!Visit Our Websitehttps://www.birdspiders.chEnjoy Our Podcast with TarantulaKathttps://anchor.fm/bothworldtarantulasSupport This Project!patreon.com/birdspidersJoin Our Discord Serverdiscord.gg/6GfSTvW9VVFind Us On Facebookfacebook.com/birdspidersCHTaxonomy & Systematics Group - Arácnidofacebook.com/groups/1149292842136929Wild Spiders & Tarantula Groupfacebook.com/groups/933372297053034#tarantulas#wild_tarantulas#lovetarantulas
Biggest spiders caught on film - Xenesthis Edition birdspidersCH 2021-03-20 | Giant Tarantulas or the worlds biggest spiders caught on film come in all colours from various different countries across the globe. Luckily the majority of these large spiders, called tarantulas or birdeaters is successfully captive-bred for the pet trade. Enjoy this short documentary about some of the biggest tarantulas native to South America, the genus Xenesthis - mostly focused on Xenesthis immanis but with material included from Xenesthis sp. blue and Xenesthis sp. megascopulae. Have fun and feel free to recommend us and our contribution to your friends and family, hopefully the fear will go away and fascination will emerge! Visit Our Websitehttps://www.birdspiders.chEnjoy Our Podcast with TarantulaKathttps://anchor.fm/bothworldtarantulasSupport This Project!patreon.com/birdspidersFind Us On Facebookfacebook.com/birdspidersCHTaxonomy & Systematics Group - Arácnidofacebook.com/groups/1149292842136929Wild Spiders & Tarantula Groupfacebook.com/groups/933372297053034#tarantulas#exoticpet#lovetarantulasChapter:00:00 - Introduction to Giant Tarantulas02:30 - Why We Enjoy Tarantulas As Pets03:50 - Unique Colors in Giant Tarantulas06:00 - Pet Tarantulas BreedingTarantula footage like from The Dark Den including Theraphosa and other big spiders. Showcasing top tarantulas like The Tarantula Collective and get cute jumping spider footage like from Tarantula Kat - this and more, including first person watering tarantulas like Exotics Lair, including face reveal, are you going to find on this channel. Pink Toe Tarantulas and Poecilotheria metallica tarantula footage included.
Top 3 Yellow & Blue Tarantula - Rare Tarantulas From Colombia birdspidersCH 2021-02-19 | There are still hundreds of unknown tarantulas out there in the world, ready to be discovered. One of them is the elusive Pseudhapalopus species Yellow Blue from Colombia, a close relative to the classic Pseudhapalopus species Blue. Both mentioned tarantula species from the subfamily Theraphosinae we were able to find on our field trip to Colombia in 2019 and present you some video material and information on them. Enjoy the video and have fun!Pseudhapalopus sp. blue is a species known for well over 10 years and successfully bred in the pet tarantula community. This new species, Pseudhapalopus sp. Yellow Blue brings some new colours to the game, one of the few true yellow tarantulas out there.Visit Our Websitehttps://www.birdspiders.chEnjoy Our Podcast with TarantulaKathttps://anchor.fm/bothworldtarantulasSupport This Project!patreon.com/birdspidersFind Us On Facebookfacebook.com/birdspidersCHTaxonomy & Systematics Group - Arácnidofacebook.com/groups/1149292842136929Wild Spiders & Tarantula Groupfacebook.com/groups/933372297053034#tarantulas#wild_tarantulas#lovetarantulasChapter:0:00 - Intro & Scientific Introduction0:56 - Blue Dwarf Tarantula2:15 - Husbandry Advice Pseudhapalopus3:16 - Bonus Pseudhapalopus4:04 - Big Blue & Yellow Tarantula7:15 - Habitat of Pseudhapalopus LiteratureNentwig, W., Blick, T., Gloor, D., Jäger, P. & Kropf, C. (2020). How to deal with destroyed type material? The case of Embrik Strand (Arachnida: Araneae). Arachnologische Mitteilungen 59: 22-29. doi:10.30963/aramit5904Gabriel, R. & Sherwood, D. (2020a). Revised taxonomic placement of Pseudhapalopus Strand, 1907, with notes on some related taxa (Araneae: Theraphosidae). Arachnology 18(4): 301-316. doi:10.13156/arac.2020.18.4.301Foley S, Saranathan V, Piel WH. The evolution of coloration and opsins in tarantulas. Proc Biol Sci. 2020;287(1935):20201688. doi:10.1098/rspb.2020.1688Tarantula footage like from The Dark Den including Theraphosa and other big spiders. Showcasing top tarantulas like The Tarantula Collective and get cute jumping spider footage like from Tarantula Kat - this and more, including first person watering tarantulas like Exotics Lair, including face reveal, are you going to find on this channel. Pink Toe Tarantulas and Poecilotheria metallica tarantula footage included.
Top 3 Most Endangered Old World Tarantulas birdspidersCH 2021-02-13 | Our current Top 3 Old World Tarantulas we encountered in the wild of our tarantula field research expeditions - enjoy this summary of past field trips to various countries around the globe searching for tarantulas and providing you with the best possible information on these creatures and give valuable insights on their natural lifestyle and care tips for husbandry.Learn more about The Ivory Ornamental Tarantula from Sri Lanka, Poecilotheria subfusca, or the Cobalt Blue Tarantula from Thailand, Haplopelma lividum aka Cyriopagopus lividus. Not forget the Coremiocnemis hoggi, the Malaysian Purple Femur Tarantula, and as a bonus in this very episode, Ornithoctonus aureotibialis, the Thai Golden Fringe Tarantula - all neatly edited and packed in a short video for you to watch through and don't steal your time!Learn something new about their relationship or taxonomy, protected and endangered species status, or how they still face problems of habitat deforestation in the wild - Tarantulas in the wild are our passion and we will continue providing you with tons of information at no cost to enjoy and learn something from it if you want to!Visit Our Websitehttps://www.birdspiders.chEnjoy Our Podcast with TarantulaKathttps://anchor.fm/bothworldtarantulasSupport This Project!patreon.com/birdspidersFind Us On Facebookfacebook.com/birdspidersCHTaxonomy & Systematics Group - Arácnidofacebook.com/groups/1149292842136929Wild Spiders & Tarantula Groupfacebook.com/groups/9333722970530340:00 - Intro0:17 - Cyriopagopus lividus / Cobalt Blue Tarantula2:41 - Poecilotheria subfusc / Ivory Ornamental Tarantula5:13 - Bonus! Ornithoctonus aureotibialis6:02 - Coremiocnemis hoggi / Purple Femur Tarantula#tarantulas#wild_tarantulas#lovetarantulas
Finding Tarantulas in Colombia - Agnostopelma birdspidersCH 2021-01-26 | The tarantula genus Agnostopelma inhabits regions in the province of Boyaca in Colombia around 2500 to 2800 meters above sea level (mentioned it a fifth time, ha!), which makes them an elusive tarantula. Enjoy this tarantula field trip expedition - A new genus and species on our list of photographed wild tarantulas!The most fascinating part of this Agnostopelma tota, documented near Lake Tota, is their sheer lack of motivation to move. THEY ARE SLOW. Like all the time - it seems they can't be quick and even throw their urticating hairs at such slow speeds that we doubt they even get lost from their abdomen. Visit Our Websitehttps://www.birdspiders.chSupport This Project!patreon.com/birdspidersFind Us On Facebookfacebook.com/birdspidersCH Enjoy Our Podcast with TarantulaKathttps://anchor.fm/bothworldtarantulasTaxonomy & Systematics Group - Arácnidofacebook.com/groups/1149292842136929Wild Spiders & Tarantula Groupfacebook.com/groups/933372297053034#tarantulas #wild_tarantulas #lovetarantulas
How To Find Wild Tarantulas #shorts birdspidersCH 2020-12-11 | Shorts reel on how to find and document tarantulas in the wild with a few simple steps ;-) Especially the last one is crucial! Enjoy this small #shorts clipFacebook: facebook.com/birdspidersCH Website: https://www.birdspiders.ch Support this channel: patreon.com/birdspiders #tarantulas #wild_tarantulas #shorts
Unique Top 3 Wild Tarantulas - Tarantula Hunting Around The World birdspidersCH 2020-11-29 | Some Best of Tarantula Hunting in the Wild Footage from past field trip bringing you enjoyment of some of the most beautiful tarantulas we have ever encountered and documented in the wild! Thank you for watching our videos, listening to our podcast or just enjoy browsing our website! Stay strong and healthy in 2020 - all the best! We hunt tarantulas only for documentary and education purpose - no animals were harmed or collected.Visit Our Websitehttps://www.birdspiders.chSupport This Project!patreon.com/birdspidersFind Us On Facebookfacebook.com/birdspidersCHEnjoy Our Podcast with TarantulaKathttps://anchor.fm/bothworldtarantulasTaxonomy & Systematics Group - Arácnidofacebook.com/groups/1149292842136929Wild Spiders & Tarantula Groupfacebook.com/groups/933372297053034#sericopelma#wild_tarantulas #ceratogyrusSummary00:00 - Chile - Phrixotrichus03:56 - Namibia - Ceratogyrus05:38 - Costa Rica - Sericopelma
Goliath Bird Eater discovered in nature! birdspidersCH 2020-08-24 | The Goliath Bird Eater Tarantula, Theraphosa blondi is a sister species to Theraphosa stirmi and is one of the most awesome tarantulas we documented in the wild! The Colombian Giant Red Leg tarantula, Megaphobema robustum is another tarantula you will see in this video - documented in its natural habitat!Tarantula hunting in search of known and unknown tarantulas will always be a fun and interesting activity for us! Today we summarise our Top 3 Gigantic New World Tarantulas we have encountered in the wild on our past field trips! Some exclusive video material will be shown, and a brief overview is given about each tarantula species!Let us know which your favorite new world tarantula species is, and leave us a comment down below!Visit Our Websitehttps://www.birdspiders.chSupport This Project!patreon.com/birdspidersFind Us On Facebookfacebook.com/birdspidersCHEnjoy Our Podcast with TarantulaKathttps://anchor.fm/bothworldtarantulasTaxonomy & Systematics Group - Arácnidofacebook.com/groups/1149292842136929Wild Spiders & Tarantula Groupfacebook.com/groups/933372297053034 #goliathbirdeater#wild_tarantulas #lovetarantulasChapters00:00 - Intro00:52 - Goliath Bird Eater - Theraphosa blondi04:01 - Red Fox Taranntula - P. vulpinus07:29 - Colombian Giant Redleg Tarantula - M. robustumThe more we learn about Goliath Bird Eating Spider, the better we can enjoy the Goliath Bird Eater Tarantula named Theraphosa blondi and therefore have more goliath tarantula on camera to document in the wild and nature. Enjoy and follow!
All About: Wild Blue Xenesthis Tarantula & Care birdspidersCH 2020-07-13 | Tarantula Hunting is done easy! Husbandry, general care and feeding & footage from the wild of this giant tarantula Xenesthis sp. Blue is shown in this video. Tarantulas from the genus Xenesthis are very rare in both nature and the pet tarantula hobby. Watch this episode to learn more about the elusive Xenesthis sp. blue tarantula, one of the most beautiful of the genus Xenesthis. Visit Our Websitehttps://www.birdspiders.chSupport This Project!patreon.com/birdspidersFind Us On Facebookfacebook.com/birdspidersCHEnjoy Our Podcast with TarantulaKathttps://anchor.fm/bothworldtarantulasTaxonomy & Systematics Group - Arácnidofacebook.com/groups/1149292842136929Wild Spiders & Tarantula Groupfacebook.com/groups/933372297053034 #tarantulas #wild_tarantulas #lovetarantulasChapters0:00 General Overview4:00 Feeding & Husbandry7:22 Scientific Overview9:44 Natural Habitat
Which Rose Hair Tarantula Species I Got? G. rosea & G. porteri Special birdspidersCH 2020-05-19 | Grammostola rosea or the Chilean Rose Hair tarantula belongs to the most kept pet tarantulas around the globe. In this video we show you the differences between the hobby material of Grammostola rosea and Grammostola porteri and cover their natural lifestyle in their country of origin to help you better understand the needs these species have for keeping them successful in captivity as pet tarantulas. Chilean Rosea Hair tarantulas are best bought as certified captive-bred specimens to help the breeding programs around the world to keep this species established within our hobby - with the stop of the legal exportation of tarantulas from Chile, this species might be disappearing in the near future within the pet tarantula hobby when not bred in high numbers. Visit Our Websitehttps://www.birdspiders.chSupport This Project!patreon.com/birdspidersFind Us On Facebookfacebook.com/birdspidersCHEnjoy Our Podcast with TarantulaKathttps://anchor.fm/bothworldtarantulasTaxonomy & Systematics Group - Arácnidofacebook.com/groups/1149292842136929Wild Spiders & Tarantula Groupfacebook.com/groups/933372297053034#rosehairtarantula#wild_tarantulas#lovetarantulas
Aphonopelma seemanni - Wild Tarantula Documentary birdspidersCH 2020-05-13 | Aphonopelma seemanni - the Striped Knee Zebra Tarantula from Costa Rica is one of the most kept pet tarantulas around the globe. This video shows the lifestyle A. seemanni a tarantula species from Central America in various places around Costa Rica including some video material of alive specimens. A truly unique species of tarantulas and with its black and white striped coloration certainly one of the most beautiful ones out there!Enjoy watching our tarantula expeditions on this channel and make sure to support us by giving us feedback, such as a like/dislike and a comment under each video! Visit Our Websitehttps://www.birdspiders.chEnjoy Our Podcast with TarantulaKathttps://anchor.fm/bothworldtarantulasSupport This Project!patreon.com/birdspidersFind Us On Facebookfacebook.com/birdspidersCHTaxonomy & Systematics Group - Arácnidofacebook.com/groups/1149292842136929Wild Spiders & Tarantula Groupfacebook.com/groups/933372297053034#zebratarantula#wild_tarantulas#aphonopelma
Tarantula Documentary - Psalmopoeus Emerald Tarantula in Colombia birdspidersCH 2020-03-22 | Psalmopoeus is a genus of arboreal tarantulas from Central- and South America. In this tarantula documentary we are able to document a member of the species Psalmopoeus emeraldus near the type locality of the Muzo Emerald Mines in Colombia. A beautiful species which closely resembles Psalmopoeus pulcher. Check out the video and see in what condition the tarantula was and if we found some more tarantulas!Enjoy some Colombia Adventure with us in this crazy times and stay at home if possible. Visit Our Websitehttps://www.birdspiders.chEnjoy Our Podcast with TarantulaKathttps://anchor.fm/bothworldtarantulasSupport This Project!patreon.com/birdspidersFind Us On Facebookfacebook.com/birdspidersCHTaxonomy & Systematics Group - Arácnidofacebook.com/groups/1149292842136929Wild Spiders & Tarantula Groupfacebook.com/groups/933372297053034#tarantulas#wild_tarantulas#lovetarantulas
Wild Tarantula Documentary - Finding Megaphobema and Sericopelma birdspidersCH 2020-03-13 | This wild tarantula documentary filmed in the wild is still our passion and a dream come true. We are not constantly traveling the world in search of these magnificent tarantulas in the wild. So this time we are in Costa Rica searching for Sericopelma ferruginea, a tarantula that has not often been documented lately. Beautiful tarantula and even better that we get to see Megaphobema mesomelas, the most beautiful tarantula in Costa Rica.Visit Our Websitehttps://www.birdspiders.chEnjoy Our Podcast with TarantulaKathttps://anchor.fm/bothworldtarantulasSupport This Project!patreon.com/birdspidersFind Us On Facebookfacebook.com/birdspidersCHTaxonomy & Systematics Group - Arácnidofacebook.com/groups/1149292842136929Wild Spiders & Tarantula Groupfacebook.com/groups/933372297053034#tarantulas#wild_tarantulas#lovetarantulas
Huge Black Tarantula Hunt! - Sericopelma melanotarsum birdspidersCH 2020-01-31 | Looking for tarantulas in the wild again! This time searching for huge black tarantulas in Costa Rica - the Sericopelma melanotarsum is a species of tarantula that inhabits the areas between 800 and 1100 meters above sea level, sometimes found to be in the same area as Megaphobema mesomelas. Amazing huge and black tarantula, velvety looking and with its flame stripes on leg I it is just remarkable and unique endemic tarantula species in Costa Rica.Visit Our Websitehttps://www.birdspiders.chEnjoy Our Podcast with TarantulaKathttps://anchor.fm/bothworldtarantulasSupport This Project!patreon.com/birdspidersFind Us On Facebookfacebook.com/birdspidersCHTaxonomy & Systematics Group - Arácnidofacebook.com/groups/1149292842136929Wild Spiders & Tarantula Groupfacebook.com/groups/933372297053034Andre, C. & Esche, S. (2011). Die Gattung Sericopelma: Habitat, Lebensweise, Terrarienhaltung und Nachzucht von Sericopelma melanotarsum Valerio, 1980. Arachne 16(4): 10-31. https://wsc.nmbe.ch/reference/13821#black_tarantula#wild_tarantulas#lovetarantulas
Wild Tarantula Hunt in Colombia! | Cyriocosmus leetzi birdspidersCH 2020-01-24 | How is it to encounter a wild tarantula in nature? Find out with us on our journey to Colombia, searching for the most elusive wild tarantula spiders out there! This episode we feature Cyriocosmus leetzi, a dwarf species of tarantula which has remarkable coloration and belongs to the Theraphosinae subfamily.Visit Our Websitehttps://www.birdspiders.chEnjoy Our Podcast with TarantulaKathttps://anchor.fm/bothworldtarantulasSupport This Project!patreon.com/birdspidersFind Us On Facebookfacebook.com/birdspidersCHTaxonomy & Systematics Group - Arácnidofacebook.com/groups/1149292842136929Wild Spiders & Tarantula Groupfacebook.com/groups/933372297053034#tarantulas#wild_tarantula#lovetarantulas
Horned Baboon Tarantula! Tarantula Expedition goes wrong birdspidersCH 2019-12-15 | Watch the team searching for Ceratogyrus in their natural habitat giving you impressions on how to keep best for your pet horned baboon tarantula. Baboon tarantulas are impressive pets and best admired in a well-structured enclosure, ideally bioactive. This time completely filmed in Namibia, we had not so much luck and time in looking for tarantulas. Certainly something we would like to do again, but with a team of arachnologists to step up our chances of finding more than a single tarantula specimen.Have a look at WorldofSpiders and Tarantupedia and leave a comment on their videos and pictures saying "Hi" from the birdspidersCH team :) Tarantupediatarantupedia.com"World of Spiders" http://worldofspiders.deVisit Our Websitehttps://www.birdspiders.chEnjoy Our Podcast with TarantulaKathttps://anchor.fm/bothworldtarantulasSupport This Project!patreon.com/birdspidersFind Us On Facebookfacebook.com/birdspidersCHTaxonomy & Systematics Group - Arácnidofacebook.com/groups/1149292842136929Wild Spiders & Tarantula Groupfacebook.com/groups/933372297053034#tarantulas #wild_tarantulas #lovetarantulas
Big Brachypelma Revision! Tliltocatl ?! birdspidersCH 2019-11-08 | New genus for our beloved red rump Brachypelma species! The B. vagans jokes are gone! Now we have to change it to Tliltocatl vagans - many more to change, so get your relabelling started and enjoy the short summary in the video! Abstract of the publication:The tarantula genus Brachypelma includes colourful species that are highly sought after in the commercial pet trade.They are all included in CITES appendix II. We present phylogenetic analyses using molecular and morphologicalcharacters to revise Brachypelma, in which we include all currently known species. Our results agree witha previous study that shows the non-monophyly of Brachypelma. Both phylogenies strongly favour the divisionof Brachypelma into two smaller genera. The first clade (Brachypelma s.s.) is formed by B.albiceps, B. auratum, B. baumgarteni, B. boehmei, B. emilia, B. hamorii, B. klaasi and B. smithi. The species included in the second clade are transferred to the new genus Tliltocatl and is formed by T. albopilosum comb. nov., T. epicureanum comb. nov., T. kahlenbergi comb. nov., T. sabulosum comb. nov., T. schroederi comb. nov., T. vagans comb. nov.and T. verdezi comb. nov. Both genera can be differentiated by their coloration and the shape of the genitalia. Wetransfer to Tliltocatl: T. alvarezi, T. andrewi and T. aureoceps, but should be considered as nomina dubia. In addition,we transfer B. fossorium to Stichoplastoris. We discuss the implications of these taxonomical changes for CITES andfor the Mexican Laws for wildlife protection.Visit Our Websitehttps://www.birdspiders.chEnjoy Our Podcast with TarantulaKathttps://anchor.fm/bothworldtarantulasSupport This Project!patreon.com/birdspidersFind Us On Facebookfacebook.com/birdspidersCHTaxonomy & Systematics Group - Arácnidofacebook.com/groups/1149292842136929Wild Spiders & Tarantula Groupfacebook.com/groups/933372297053034#tarantulas#wild_tarantulas#lovetarantulas
Ephebopus and Urticating Hairs! Evolution and husbandry notes birdspidersCH 2019-09-17 | New publication online! Make sure you check out the great work and new hypothesis based on transcriptome genetic data. Also showing the enclosure of small/juvenile Ephepobus spiderlings. Truly amazing group of Tarantulas, first arboreal lifestyle, and then later changing to fossorial. Great appetite and special ability to flick urticating hairs from its pedipalps - unlike any other tarantula species out there! Truly magnificent.Saoirse Foley, Tim Lüddecke, Dong-Qiang Cheng, Henrik Krehenwinkel, Sven Künzel, Stuart J. Longhorn, Ingo Wendt, Volker von Wirth, Rene Tänzler, Miguel Vences, William H. Piel,Tarantula phylogenomics: A robust phylogeny of deep theraphosid clades inferred from transcriptome data sheds light on the prickly issue of urticating setae evolution,Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution, Volume 140, 2019,Link: authors.elsevier.com/a/1ZbMX3m3nMuKkbthumbnail E. cyanognathus picture copyright spidersworld.eu found through google search engineWatch a nice summary by The Tarantula Collective over here:youtu.be/ujXFkRIeJQsVisit Our Websitehttps://www.birdspiders.chEnjoy Our Podcast with TarantulaKathttps://anchor.fm/bothworldtarantulasSupport This Project!patreon.com/birdspidersFind Us On Facebookfacebook.com/birdspidersCHTaxonomy & Systematics Group - Arácnidofacebook.com/groups/1149292842136929Wild Spiders & Tarantula Groupfacebook.com/groups/933372297053034#tarantulas#wild_tarantulas#lovetarantulas
Brachypelma Tarantula Night in Mexico! birdspidersCH 2019-09-09 | Reto is giving us a little impression of Mexico by night looking for tarantulas and other crawlers, like Whip spiders and scorpions! Watch closely to notice the two different tarantula species he encounters, one is of the genus Davus, from the tribe of Hapalopini within the subfamily Theraphosinae while the other one closely resembles Brachypelma verdez but appears to be yet undescribed species of Brachypelma! Like and comment if you want that Reto is uploading more frequently - he surely enjoys taking pictures of tarantulas and other spiders :)Visit Our Websitehttps://www.birdspiders.chEnjoy Our Podcast with TarantulaKathttps://anchor.fm/bothworldtarantulasSupport This Project!patreon.com/birdspidersFind Us On Facebookfacebook.com/birdspidersCHTaxonomy & Systematics Group - Arácnidofacebook.com/groups/1149292842136929Wild Spiders & Tarantula Groupfacebook.com/groups/933372297053034#tarantulas#wild_tarantulas#lovetarantulas
Another New Tarantula Genus?! Sandinista gen. nov. from Central America! birdspidersCH 2019-08-12 | It never gets boring! A new dwarf tarantula genus described from Central America by the authors Longhorn & Gabriel to house the formerly known Brachypelma fossorium and Aphonopelma lanceolatum. Truly an amazing tarantula species we managed to find in their native habitat in 2012 in Nicaragua on our field trip! This is the start of a much broader Aphonopelma revision of Central American tarantulas by these authors, so stay tuned! Have a blast watching this episode, keep on with your amazing to read comments which always encourages us to improve and continue!Visit Our Websitehttps://www.birdspiders.chEnjoy Our Podcast with TarantulaKathttps://anchor.fm/bothworldtarantulasSupport This Project!patreon.com/birdspidersFind Us On Facebookfacebook.com/birdspidersCHTaxonomy & Systematics Group - Arácnidofacebook.com/groups/1149292842136929Wild Spiders & Tarantula Groupfacebook.com/groups/933372297053034#tarantulas#wild_tarantulas#lovetarantulasLonghorn, S. J. & Gabriel, R. (2019). Revised taxonomic status of some Mexican and Central American tarantulas (Araneae: Theraphosidae), with transfers from Aphonopelma Pocock, 1901, and a new genus from the Pacific lowlands of Nicaragua and Costa Rica. Arachnology 18(2): 101-120. doi:10.13156/arac.2018.18.2.101
Aphonopelma seemanni - Nature Impressions And Care Advise birdspidersCH 2019-07-10 | On our most recent tarantula hunt focused on Aphonopelma seemanni, the Costa Rican Zebra Tarantula. A. seemanni is a species of tarantula from Central America, occurring in countries like Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Honduras, and Guatemala.Even though there is potentially a new species in this huge distribution range, we will cover the Zebra Tarantula, Aphonopelma seemanni in this episode in a little more detail.Aphonopelma seemanni makes a great pet tarantula, just make sure you give them the substrate to dig their deep burrows, that way they will also stay calm and don't react very defensive.Get inspired by the nature of Costa Rica and maybe build your next enclosure for Aphonopelma seemanni a little different.Disclaimer: No spiders were hurt or illegally harvested for this documentary. Aphonopelma aberrans is nomen dubia since 2013 which I totally forgot, let's blame the sun and heat for my mistake... or just myself :)Visit Our Websitehttps://www.birdspiders.chEnjoy Our Podcast with TarantulaKathttps://anchor.fm/bothworldtarantulasSupport This Project!patreon.com/birdspidersFind Us On Facebookfacebook.com/birdspidersCHTaxonomy & Systematics Group - Arácnidofacebook.com/groups/1149292842136929Wild Spiders & Tarantula Groupfacebook.com/groups/933372297053034#aseemanni#zebra_tarantula#lovetarantulas
Live Tarantula Fieldtrip Stories! Ecuador and Pamphobeteus ultramarinus birdspidersCH 2019-06-25 | Another LiveStream sharing past tarantula fieldtrip stories! This time about the tarantula trip to Ecuador, looking for Pamphobeteus ultramarinus, Avicularia hirschi and many more amazing tarantulas! Feel free to watch this livestreaming, having a chat with the attendees and sharing this past fieldtrip with showcasing tarantula pictures from the wild!Facebook: facebook.com/birdspidersCHWebsite: https://www.birdspiders.ch🕷More videos on „Tarantula in the Wild!“🕷https://tarantula.yt/wild🛠Tarantula Education Videos🛠https://tarantula.yt/edu🕸Snow Tarantulas & More!🕸https://tarantula.yt/snowPatreon:patreon.com/birdspidersTarantula Podcast on Spotify! http://tarantulapodcast.com#tarantulas#wild_tarantulas#lovetarantulas
Roadside Tarantula - Will It Bite? GoPro Close Up birdspidersCH 2019-06-21 | Tarantulas in the Wild! Searching for tarantulas alongside roads and highways is not the smartest idea to do. Luckily we managed to find juvenile specimens of Sericopelma sp. and also an adult female of Sericopelma, one of the largest species of tarantulas in Costa Rica. Very spontaneous and completely non-professional. A short stop along the road we decided to take a break from our long drive and do a quick "tarantula search". Facebook: facebook.com/birdspidersCHWebsite: https://www.birdspiders.ch🕷More videos on „Tarantula in the Wild!“🕷https://tarantula.yt/wild🛠Tarantula Education Videos🛠https://tarantula.yt/edu🕸Snow Tarantulas & More!🕸https://tarantula.yt/snowPatreon:patreon.com/birdspidersTarantula Podcast on Spotify! http://tarantulapodcast.com#tarantulas#wild_tarantulas#lovetarantulas
Tarantula Nature Adventure - Finding Tarantulas the Easy Way birdspidersCH 2019-06-10 | Tarantulas are kept as pets in various different countries from across the globe. The team of birdspidersCH is taking you on an adventure to experience the joy and beauty of finding wild tarantulas, tarantulas in the wild, or more precisely - giving you an outstanding tarantula documentary looking for one of the many elusive tarantulas Costa Rica has to offer. Providing you with some additional information about the husbandry of these tarantulas, so that they suit you well as pet tarantulas, is another part birdspidersCH is taking part of. Enjoy our channel and make sure you watch all the other videos as well :) Thanks for staying and subscribing!Visit Our Websitehttps://www.birdspiders.chEnjoy Our Podcast with TarantulaKathttps://anchor.fm/bothworldtarantulasSupport This Project!patreon.com/birdspidersFind Us On Facebookfacebook.com/birdspidersCHTaxonomy & Systematics Group - Arácnidofacebook.com/groups/1149292842136929Wild Spiders & Tarantula Groupfacebook.com/groups/933372297053034#tarantulas#wild_tarantulas#lovetarantulasChapters00:00 - Intro01:11 - Overview & Discovery03:52 - Costa Rica Redleg Tarantula06:12 - Cinematic Tarantula Encounter
Finding a Wild Spider - The Mexican Red Leg Tarantula birdspidersCH 2019-06-04 | Finding tarantulas in Mexico is Reto's passion.. but this time, he went alone in the field searching for the elusive Brachypelma emilia, the Mexican Red Leg Tarantula and creating an awesome nature video. If you love tarantulas, then this video is just the right thing for you! Brachypelma emilia is a giant spider that lives in Mexico. In this spider documentary or more precisely, tarantula documentary, we are going against our arachnophobia and showcasing you this outstanding-looking arachnid. Wild Tarantulas rock!More to follow soon on new tarantula in the wild footage on this channel, birdspidersCH !Visit Our Websitehttps://www.birdspiders.chEnjoy Our Podcast with TarantulaKathttps://anchor.fm/bothworldtarantulasSupport This Project!patreon.com/birdspidersFind Us On Facebookfacebook.com/birdspidersCHTaxonomy & Systematics Group - Arácnidofacebook.com/groups/1149292842136929Wild Spiders & Tarantula Groupfacebook.com/groups/933372297053034
new tarantula species from Colombia birdspidersCH 2019-05-28 | Just a short video about a new tarantula species from Colombia - Proshapalopus marimbai represents the first record of this genus in ColombiaEnjoy this short update video and let us know if you like such short clips to keep you up to date!
Trinidad Chevron & Trinidad Copper Top - Tarantulas of the Caribbean birdspidersCH 2019-05-21 | The first and maybe the last episode (hehe) of this first try of a live stream showing you pictures and informations from past fieldtrips searching for tarantulas. Trinidad Copper Top, Pseudhapalopus trinitatis, or Trinidad Chevron Tarantula, Psalmopoeus cambridgei, - both are to be found on Trinidad, and we are able to show you some habitat pictures of these beautiful tarantula species.In this episode we will focus on our trip to Suriname & Trinidad - showing you impressions, arachnids and tarantulas from these awesome countriesTarantula Podcast on Spotify! http://tarantulapodcast.comChapters:00:00 - Intro01:00 - Suriname Avicularia16:00 - Trinidad Chevron / P. cambridgei#tarantulas#wild_tarantulas#lovetarantulas
Brachypelma albopilosum - UNFORTUNATE Tarantula Hunt birdspidersCH 2019-05-17 | On the next stop we already are in the lowland forests of northern Costa Rica looking for the Curly Hair Tarantula, Brachypelma albopilosum. These shots can help you creating an enclosure for these tarantulas who are often kept as pet tarantulas - ideal to scape your enclosure the way you want!Searching for tarantulas is not always successful - something we have to learn over and over again. On some days you find four different tarantula species, then on others - not a single spider.This short video guides you through different vegetation zones, looking for Aphonopelma seemanni, Aphonopelma crinirufum and Davus ruficeps in a tropical dry zone kind of area. Visit Our Websitehttps://www.birdspiders.chEnjoy Our Podcast with TarantulaKathttps://anchor.fm/bothworldtarantulasSupport This Project!patreon.com/birdspidersFind Us On Facebookfacebook.com/birdspidersCHTaxonomy & Systematics Group - Arácnidofacebook.com/groups/1149292842136929Wild Spiders & Tarantula Groupfacebook.com/groups/933372297053034#tarantulas#wild_tarantulas#costaricaChapters00:00 - Intro01:10 - Tarantula Search in Dry Habitat06:20 - Brachypelma albopilosum - Tropical Habitat
Tarantula Documentary - Giant Arachnid on Adventure - Megaphobema mesomelas birdspidersCH 2019-04-20 | Searching for tarantulas in the wild can sometimes be very easy - or very challenging. This time I'd say it was more in the easier side finding an adult megaphobema mesomelas, a Costa Rican Red Leg Velvet Tarantula in a huge burrow right next to a street, nothing for folks with arachnophobia. This species of tarantula, M. mesomelas, inhabits the cloud forests in the central highland of Costa Rica between 1000 and 1500 meters above sea level. Amazing arachnid! Temperature and moisture wise, this tarantula species is on the cold & wet side and needs to be kept in appropriate conditions in case you are keeping this tarantula species as a pet tarantula - but more on that in the video, enjoy our adventure!Visit Our Websitehttps://www.birdspiders.chEnjoy Our Podcast with TarantulaKathttps://anchor.fm/bothworldtarantulasSupport This Project!patreon.com/birdspidersFind Us On Facebookfacebook.com/birdspidersCHTaxonomy & Systematics Group - Arácnidofacebook.com/groups/1149292842136929Wild Spiders & Tarantula Groupfacebook.com/groups/933372297053034#tarantulas#wild_tarantulas#costarica
Hunting Tarantulas in the wild / Red Leg Tarantula birdspidersCH 2019-04-12 | We are Hunting Tarantulas in the Wild!Looking for the Red Leg Tarantula, Megaphobema mesomelas, was very high on our to-do list while searching for tarantulas in Costa Rica.This species of tarantula is endemic to Costa Rica and with its unique coloration in combination with its sheer size it truly is a magnificent tarantula species we want to see so badly!Follow the team on the first day in the habitat of Megaphobema mesomelas and get to see what they are going through while looking for the elusive Red Leg Tarantula in Monteverde, Costa Rica - a great start and a lot more to come for sure!Stay tuned for more episodes on this channel documenting nature, primarily spiders & tarantulas, in tropical countries! Visit Our Websitehttps://www.birdspiders.chEnjoy Our Podcast with TarantulaKathttps://anchor.fm/bothworldtarantulasSupport This Project!patreon.com/birdspidersFind Us On Facebookfacebook.com/birdspidersCHTaxonomy & Systematics Group - Arácnidofacebook.com/groups/1149292842136929Wild Spiders & Tarantula Groupfacebook.com/groups/933372297053034#hunting_tarantulas#Red_Leg_Tarantula#BirdSpidersCH
All New Rainforest Tarantula Adventure birdspidersCH 2019-03-26 | Follow the team of BirdSpidersCH on another field-trip into a tropical country in search of tarantulas, arachnids in general and other interesting animals - while walking on a breaking trail! Searching for costa rica tarantula is always fascinating and overwhelming to do :)Tarantulas are very well documented in this country, so let's find out together if there will be new tarantula species to be discovered or already known tarantula species documented in the first place. You can also use this video to scape your dart frog setup or your poison dart frog terrarium in generall.Find out in this very spontaneous tarantula in the wild documentary and see how many tarantula species the team of birdspidersCH is going to find!Also there will be some surprises, regarding the team and of course regarding tarantulas... so stay tuned and let us know how you like the new edit style which is less scripted but more "raw" and therefore maybe a little cringe or silly.✔ SUBSCRIBE: http://bit.ly/TarantulaSub✚ COMMUNITY: http://bit.ly/birdspidersFB►WEBPAGE: http://bit.ly/birdspidersWEB✚ SUPPORT us on PATREON: patreon.com/birdspiders
The Mega Horned Baboon Tarantula birdspidersCH 2019-02-09 | Let's call it "The Mega Horned Baboon Tarantula" - what do you think?Ceratogyrus attonitifer is a new species described by the arachnologist Ian Engelbrecht.This baboon tarantula is native to the country of Angola and has an astonishing horn - something we've never seen before, covering almost the entire opisthosoma of the baboon tarantula spider.It's remarkable - watch the video, enjoy its beauty and let's hope for more pictures and videos of this new baboon tarantula species soon!Midgley JM, Engelbrecht I (2019)New collection records for Theraphosidae (Araneae, Mygalomorphae) in Angola, with the description of a remarkable new species of Ceratogyrus.African Invertebrates 60(1): 1-13. doi.org/10.3897/afrinvertebr.60.32141✔ SUBSCRIBE: http://bit.ly/TarantulaSub✚ COMMUNITY: http://bit.ly/birdspidersFB►WEBPAGE: http://bit.ly/birdspidersWEB✚ SUPPORT us on PATREON: patreon.com/birdspiders
