Helping A Tarantula Cross The Road

Helping A Tarantula Cross The Road

Forrest Galante is a world-renowned wildlife biologist and TV Host. His mission is to inspire and educate people about animals and adventure through the media, including hosting programs on Discovery Channel, on-camera expert interviews, and production of his own wildlife and natural history shows.

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[MegaSkyline]

The conservationist with a heart of gold and b*lls of steel.

[kimberlyvespa]

We have a rescued female Texas Brown Tarantula that my heeler attacked and injured in our house in Texas. She healed up and moved with us to Alabama.
Very chill! 🕷️

[mobzayy]

This guy is truly godsent what a legend always doing good

[rgkeldrat]

How cool would it be to just be driving down the road and see Forrest saving a spider? It would make my whole year!

[AmberFarrald]

Thank you for saving a creature that could have hurt you or worse. You know how to handle them.

[soulistYt]

Forrest galante Seriously looks identical to mark vins

[kflash]

I got Discovery+ just so I could watch you! I listen to all your podcasts, you are my hero ❤

[greatvaluecorndog]

i'm glad you love nature enough for the both of us because nuh-uh

[CHEESE_s]

This helped me a lot with my arachnophobia 😃👍

[rexredmonwalkingintheword]

What I have found to be interesting is living in Roswell, New Mexico for the last 20 years outside of town. You will often especially earlier in the morning. See a tarantula across in the road and if you go back at the exact same time every morning, usually within 10 minutes. One way or the other you will see the same tarantula crossing in the exact same place

[WKidd]

Seeing spiders like this reminds me that one of the VERY few benefits of living in Canada is we don't get this kind of shit.

[juanramirez]

I did that with a male tarantula and by chance there was a female tarantula on the other side of the road. So Mr T was saved and he got lucky too. Both T’s here were Texas Browns (Aphonopelma hentzi).
BTW, Ms T was in her burrow, poking her legs out a little.

[Fuegomexicano]

The tarantulas like “my house is on the other side of the road!”

[bleachstain]

🕷️: aight some soft ground

*fast travel has been engaged *

🕷️: AYO WTF

[jeffwood]

I do this in southern Yucatan all the time. Sept/Oct the roads are covered with these little angels. I never see high numbers in other months. I wonder why?

[davebeandon]

You honestly make me less scared of spiders

[whitleewilhems]

You are a better, braver person than I 😅

[tpalmer]

Reason number 78 why I live in New Hampshire.

603!!!

[jenniferrobertson]

i feel like this is the only type of man that could also handle ME😂❤

[Dfgrkdkdmfgt]

If I could drop everything and come work for this man, I'd do it in a heartbeat.