Garden Spiders Attacking Prey Compilation #2 

Totally agree there's no need for an uncopy righted song playing on loop

Thank you! I agree; eventually there will be a time where people are more thankful to not have music on the background of videos like these. Thank you both for watching!!

@@IloveSPIDERZ the flaping wings sound like a long fart.

Bro and I hate how I killed 3 of those spiders not seeing it's power

@@IloveSPIDERZ I totally agree!

It's amazing how they have adapted to take on different prey items!

What's the difference?

Scorpion next please lol 😆

@@thesilentone4024 dålig idé

Yeah.It'd be interesting to watch in slow motion.

So many damm silks coming out

That’s “prey.”

Me Too.just like Christmas time!

I’m sure the prey doesn’t

Well the venom does that too. Spider mandibles aren’t meant for chewing, so their venom also acts as also turns their insides into a smoothie that it sucks up

Nice! Haha

@Derrick Logan, yes they are beautiful spiders. Argiope spiders are the most beautiful and strong orb weaver spiders that are fast enough to attack and defend their own web and territory.

lol Thank you!

madamoisele1 Fuck that spider

@Denis Daily, Fuck You too Bastard and you can go to hell for being disrespectful to nature, being prejudiced, being annoying and go get a life to upload better videos than what you have so you can make more subscribers and get better views asshole. How dare to talk to madamoisele1 like that you little dick.

6:40 well they don’t really keep it a secret😅

He showed us what he was doing. Suggesting you have some insight into what is going on here is just silly.

​@@MMAFightMagazine Actually, it turns out that I was right so my insight was correct...

Orb weavers have specialized spinnerets for wrapping prey consisting of plates that are studded with many single jets that produce swathing silk you see here. Seperate spinnerets produce the sticky silk threads with which the web spiral is made.

Thanks man! I try! I just recently started editing them so they would always be in focus. I haven't really done that in the past and it shows. haha

IloveSPIDERZ haha, i have had the same issue.

Yeah, they know! It's amazing!

Like they won't waste energy wrapping a tiny fly ..they just grab it and bring it down to the center with them

What specie is spider is that?

Yeah, i try to feed them with a huge caterpillar, but it run away and wait until i remove the caterpillar from her web.😅

Not where I live,the woods by my house are full of them,mostly painted ladies.

@Samantha Patrick, Yes these spiders are an species of orb weavers.

I loved how the Butterfly was three times the size of the lovely spider but was still a victim,cocooned and then Dinner. I'm sure she said MMM! Delicious.

I wish we could communicate to them so we would be using less pesticides!

+Luke Hammer Me also! Nice job picking up on that!

I didnt know that

But doesn’t that defeat the purpose of catching a big prey for the spider? Or don’t these spiders want birds trapped in their web:?

@@Nirrini birds are too big for them

The Zigzag silk is called a stabilimentum. Their actual function is not conclusively known.

Definitely!!

@Turning Null, Yes indeed

Replying to T Raw. When I watched the video I thought how will the Lovely Spider deal with something bigger than itself.A good firm bite to paralyze its prey and then size doesn't matter. The beauty of the Spider is equally beautiful as the Butterfly because the Spider can use silk cocoons to keep prey until Dinner.The web it spins is lovely and the wrapping of it's prey is satisfying. I'm sure the Spider was saying MMM! Delicious!

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I was kinda thinking first that it was kinda sad but second that it seemed almost like a waste of energy to wrap up something that big when the butterfly's actual body seems the same size or smaller than a cricket or some of the other bugs seen in this video. Because they don't get anything from the wings right? Or do they? I don't really know I'm just going off of what I've heard that they wait for their insides to liquefy and then eat that so I was thinking they only really get what's inside like the thorax(I think it's called)/ basically body, and not the head or legs or wings?

It always fascinated me when they do this haha

Yea of course, though it depends where the spiders are

I thought so too!

Nope. Argiopes

@@20PINKluvr Clearly, my point went over your head.

James Daple. He sure did.