HOW DEADLY Is The BITE Of The FLORIDA WANDERING SPIDER!?

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WOW! This experience is easily one of my all time favorites I've had the privilege of filming! I can't believe I've caught wandering spiders in two separate countries in the same year! What a dream! Florida wandering spiders have been at the top of my list to capture in the wild and I'm ecstatic to have finally found one! Were you expecting a wandering spider to be so well behaved?

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[dustinlorenz]

Thats nuts. Ive seen and HANDLED these spiders my whole life. I always put them on the spectrum with jumpers and daddy long legs. Love them the same but now have new found respect for them. Love the content bro.

[sarahross]

I read your recent post and want to help you keep your channel alive! Liking and commenting on every video I can!!! You are awesome!!!

[martinclayton]

That spider is thinking, how many hands has this bloke got?

[dfz]

Truely love your enthusiasm, Jack! ❤ You are an excellent teacher as well. The coloring of this species is quite beautiful. Be safe brother. Looking forward to learning more.

[xunyl]

Gorgeous spider, so cute under his log. Thanks Jack!

[susand]

How you don't have over a millions subs is a mystery to me, absolutely amazing content.

[ericwelling]

I live in SW Florida and these guys get big! We find them in slider tracks and all sorts places. Creepy to run across.

[robgarnett]

As always love the content! Your great Jack!

[roadboat]

Very nice. I wander in the central Fl woods myself. They are beautiful. As usual, your videos are great!

[Miniblonde-]

The wandering spiders are the creepiest spiders. Encountered a massive wolf spider the other day and as soon as I saw, they gave me full body shivers. It was outside, so I left it alone.

[brucegreenberg]

Jack, love your impish comic approach towards the series. Sure, you can be serious and academic about your biological knowledge, but those comedic vignettes are appreciated.

[TheWildlifeBrothers]

I’m happy to see such a high quality video about this species, they get so little recognition but I find the US wandering spiders very interesting. As always there was a ton of great info and amazing shots in here, I was impressed with your macros on that guy. I hope this one gets the traffic it deserves!

[RugerRedhawk]

Wolf spiders and Wandering Spiders are some beautiful spiders. The Sydney Funnel Web and Six Eyed Sand Spider are still favorites.

[amicaaranearum]

The range of _Ctenus captiosus_ is expanding. They’ve been documented in Georgia, South Carolina, and Texas. So far, I have found three mature males in South Carolina; all had wandered into my bathroom in late spring.

They are skittish and move quickly, but I haven’t observed any hint of aggression. When disturbed, they try to get away.

[HorrorPrincess]

Yes!! I love Friday videos. I'm going to miss them next month, but hopefully you'll return after with solutions to the algorithm problems. You're the coolest!

[Skateandcreate]

Love your passion humor and dedication to quality. You are a top tier wildlife content creator hope you know how much we love your videos!

[dishman]

Hahahaha. I’m watching on my phone screen. I wish I knew more people that are openly terrified of spiders just to show them on a bigger screen. The details on these creatures are so beautiful.

[robertlindholm]

Not bedbugs, ticks or wasps and YOU know it, no place in the circle of life❤😮😊❤

[valiantwarrior]

Thanks for the fun and educational video, Mister Lord Majesty Jack, sir.

[nightmareapocalypse]

I live in central FL and ive always wanted to go into the wilderness to herp and find cool spiders. I just dont wanna go alone lol