Bitten By The Brazilian Wandering Spider!

Spiders can be scary, especially if they have venom that can kill a human. Well this spider can kill a human, and that is not even the scariest thing about it. If you are bitten by a Brazilian wandering spider, you may die, but you probably will live. But if you are a man, something really surprising and terrible WILL happen to you (and I took a shower with one)!

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[trendyfish]

Man Clint owns a 4 foot lizard and a snapping turtle he can speak FULL SPANISH and he’s got a family this man is a legend

[The.Spicy.Raccoon]

I’m so glad this man is healing and he’s helping save lives being part of the study. Bless this man. May his family and him live long happy lives.

[RealJRoyall]

A spider bite that changes the function of your junction? No sir. Not me lol. Awesome video! I'll be terrified of these spiders for forever hahaha

[drinenoir]

Clint: "Watch out for Brazilian Wandering Spiders"
Me, a Brazilian arachnophobe who already found one of those in my house in two different occasions: "I always do. Always."

*cries in Portuguese*

[Level__Frog]

I love these interviews you do with people that have been attacked or harmed by animals (like that really cool woman that got death rolled by a crocodile), because it really helps to demystify the fears that people have about dangerous creatures. Some people might have a fear of these animals that goes beyond just being wary or cautious and turns to hate for them- and these help to show that while yes it's good to leave these dangerous creatures alone, it's not a death sentence if you do end up being attacked by them.

[holdernewtshesrearin]

Why is my girlfriend searching for "Brazillian wandering spider venom for sale"?

[tonygilbert]

Wow, , I admire your professional ability to translate an entire conversation on the fly with near-perfect translation from start to finish without any mistakes or misunderstandings! A flawless and truly fantastic skill set! Subscribed because of how impressive your performance is in this video! Great work man!

[bambithesnake]

Me encanta este video!! Me encantaría si Clint pudiera hacer más videos como esto con hispanohablantes y traducciones en vivo.
Seriously, not only was this a fantastic way to combine two of my personal favorite subjects (languages and animals) but it was also so nice to be able to hear first-hand experiences. Please make more!!!

[chuddlefunk]

Incredible story. Also, love for the guy in the back carrying the axe, just doing what he does.

[justoneoftheguys]

I appreciate you leaving in his telling of the story in its entirety, and not just cutting to or dubbing over with the translation!

[Monkeyabroad]

What a story! Clint, I'm so impressed with not only your knowledge of reptiles, but also your fluency in Spanish. You're seriously an amazing presenter. In the future, if you include a Spanish conversation, just write subtitles so we don't need to watch both you and him speaking back-to-back.

Seriously love your channel; thanks for your quality content!!!

[spiderpickle]

All spiders deserve respect
Some spiders demand it.

[Black-Swan-]

I'm learning Spanish right now and watching this, listening to how you both spoke and picking out the words I understood and using context clues to figure out the jist of what was being said was a fun exercise! I'm glad he's doing much better now.

[lunahemera]

The genus name 'Phoneutria' comes from the Greek word 'φονεύτρια' meaning 'Murderess', according to wiki. Fitting name for this spider when hearing his story

[Duncan_Idaho_Potato]

Fun fact: these spiders sometimes show up in banana shipments all over the world. Most of the time, they're quite dead by the time they arrive at a grocery store produce department. But on very rare occasions, they manage to survive the insecticides, water baths, and chilling of processing and shipping and arrive alive and kicking at their destinations. One got loose in a supermarket in Oklahoma back in 2009. Another made it into some unfortunate person's kitchen somewhere in the UK just a few years ago. Said person spotted the spider crawling out of a bunch of bananas they had just bought, just before it skittered away and disappeared. Anyway, that's your fun fact for the day. Goodnight, sleep tight, and don't let the bed bugs bite! 😈

[crazedexplorer]

Your Spanish is amazing, your knowledge is expansive, and your passion is tangible. Man, myth, AND legend. Keep it up Clint🍻

[daniimariin]

As a Chilean, as I was hearing him describe his symptoms, I was so nervous as to how you were going to translate that 😆 There's a saying for when people have... THAT going on, like a euphemism to not mention it directly that goes "picao de araña" (picado de araña -> spider pricked), which goes to show that people are kinda aware that some spiders can produce this
Thank you Clint! 🤍💙❤

[bryankopkin]

Very educational and personal story. Im glad you had the opportunity to share it with us!

[leescience]

Crazy story! Great translation btw! What a strange reaction! the biochem of that is very specific. So glad the anti venom worked! (Just a random transition note techo is both roof and ceiling)

[StephaninasAmputeeAdventures]

I was bitten by a brown recluse once and still have a scar from the experience. Spiders deserve some serious respect! I mean, we are ginormous giants compared to spiders, but some of them can take us down.