Live tarantula cam

[slode]

I found this web cam. Its a video feed from the Museum in Victoria Australia. Tune in at feeding time at feeding time, and maybe you will see some movement.

http://www.museum.vic.gov.au/spidersparlour/tarant.htm

Spider feedings weekly on Friday at 3pm Australian Eastern Standard time (GMT +10 hours; GMT +11 hours summer time)

steve

 

[JacenBeers]

I saw it move.

 

[cichlidsman]

that is cool, its almost like haveing another spider that you can't handle.

 

[Stardust]

Cool man...

 

[Gir]

that is cool, its almost like haveing another spider that you can't handle.

LOL true

 

[JohnxII]

Is it the genic or the smithi? I can't see very well... and what is that huge spying eye thing doing in the background?

 

[cichlidsman]

Is it the genic or the smithi? I can't see very well... and what is that huge spying eye thing doing in the background?

i think its the reflection of the cam. i cant see very good eather, but i think taht is a b.smithi.

 

[usumbaraboy]

sweet its moving around lol its soooooo cool. ill tun in on feeding time i think lol

 

[usumbaraboy]

its looks more like a white knee i think thats what its called. but it has white bands on its legs so it looks almost like a white knee. but i could be wrong

 

[sektone]

This reminds me of ed tv...

are there other sites like this?? but for snakes and stuff?

 

[Pheonixx]

ok so how many of us got mesmorised by that T just like we do with our own?
i was watching it and watching TV and before i knew it an hour had passed...lol

 

[Cooper]

it looks like an a. genic to me

 

[JohnxII]

it looks like an a. genic to me

Yeah I think so, now that I'm seeing some red butt...

 

[Scorpiove]

I've been checking in on this thing for a couple of days and different times of the day. It has no hide to hide in unless it has some burrow we can't see and another thing is it seams that the light is on 24/7.

 

[Cooper]

now that I'm seeing some red butt...

Yeah, thats what made me think of a. genic, before I though it was a b. smithi!(when you could only see its legs).