Documentaries?

[nicodimus22]

I was flipping through Netflix videos and saw one that said "Most Deadly..." on the cover was a B. smithi. Ok, dude.

That 1 to 1.5 inch cricket demographic was on the edge of its seat, though.

 

[MetalMan2004]

Yes that's exactly the type of thing I'm trying to avoid on YouTube. That and large tarantula toys chasing dogs etc lol

Also dogs dressed as tarantulas...

 

[nicodimus22]

Also dogs dressed as tarantulas...

WAY cooler, because some people would freak out in the first two seconds of it running up to them.

 

[Belegnole]

One could check out this guys vids

https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCH6vuQ-7bXM0ZeAklsF31mQ

Or maybe some of Michael Jacobi's stuff

https://m.youtube.com/channel/UC5SiNZSB_nb5hYJUnfA3Ifw

I haven't watched either lately so they may not be what your looking for. But I figured they were worth throwing out there.

 

[Pokeroo]

The worst show ever made is "Monster Bug Wars" they literally do exactly that. Only they add sound effects of pigs and other animals squealing. As if a spider or insect could growl in that way... imagine what the uneducated viewers must think.

Watching an ok one now that I came across. Nate geo wild: incredible spiders. I did hear a pig squeal, but I'm overlooking it lol

 

[petkokc]

My dream is to, one day, make a documentary about Tarantulas or Spiders in general.

 

[Pokeroo]

I've been on the hunt for them too, and have combed through just about every platform that has documentaries...hubby and I are big documentary people in general.
Unfortunately there's not much. I've seen quite a few that use the wrong names.

I wish there was a solid, accurate 2+ hour documentary...

Agreed. This one looks promising