I'm a U.S. Soldier and This is a WARNING. 

Exactly, they are such chill fellas, derpy AF. Except jumping spoodles, those have ADHD.

I have arachnaphobia...this episode gave me the heebie jeebies 🕸🕷🦂

What kind of tarantula do you have? I've had two pink toes, and they were just so chill. My first one jumped on my back one day, and if my brother hadn't gotten her off me I don't know how long I'd have had to carry her around. I was afraid to reach for her because I was afraid I'd hurt her.

They’re so delicate. And so helpful to the ecosystem. I always put them outside gently. Aussies legit pee themselves when you do that there😂❤

Nope

I've seen that same exact thing before. I was getting a good picture of it and apparently I got too close.

Spider: "Hey! Look at what I made! :D Also don't ruin it!"

I had a good sized spider make a huge web from the flag hanging from my porch to a bush about 6ft into the yard. I just happened to go out front that night with a flashlight and saw the damn thing! If I hadn't then I'm sure my husband would have walked right through it when leaving for the gym the next morning! The webbing stuck to my broom and I had to burn it off with my lighter. Yuck!

@@Fran10969 “I made dis! I made dis! What you think! Plz no smash! :D”

Is that why they bounce their webs? Ive seen them bounce them so fast that the spider becomes a blur

If you ever get bit, take a sterile needle, and go in horizontally, to open up the top, and rip it open, squeeze out all the liquid possible, and then make a baking soda paste, and coat it good, and bandage it well. It soaks out the toxin. I got bit years ago, and my toe swelled up twice it's normal size, and it was itching like MAD. We put a tourniquet on my ankle and did this procedure. It worked. ! Praise God.

oh wow !! John, this could make a really cool scary story...I really , really dont like spiders... love your experience :)

Brown recluses get a bad wrap. In fact, so many of the “brown recluse bites” that are reported actually are not from the recluse at; there’s a lot of misattribution that happens after someone develops a mysterious skin lesion, a sort of catch all for unidentified small epidermal wounds/infections. Secondly, they are very difficult to identify because they’re brown and small, much like MANY other native spiders. The only true way to tell is to count their eyes: they are one of very few arachnid species to have six (arranged in three pairs of two) whereas most other small spiders have eight eyes. In a study conducted in 2005 at the University of California, scientists asked for people nationwide to send in spiders that they believed to be brown recluses. When all was said and done, less than 20% actually were, and it became evident that poison control centres, physicians and even trained entomologists weren’t that great at identifying a recluse from other spiders. People are really good at “seeing” the violin marker on any number of species. In Georgia specifically, over 1000 spiders came in, and only 19 were brown recluses. When one does encounter the brown recluse, they’ll find that they’re very shy and very reluctant to bite. Once their venom is depleted, it takes time to make more, leaving them defenceless during that time. Take for example a family in Kansas that lived in a home infested with over 2,055 brown recluse spiders for six years. Number of bites? Zero. Bites only tend to happen when they’re getting crushed, like if they’re hiding in a shoe for example. But even then their fangs aren’t long or tough enough to penetrate most socks. Even if one IS bitten by a recluse, there’s less than a 10% chance that that bite will become medically significant. Most look like small mosquito bites. So all of this is to say, it’s easy to vilify things we don’t understand and go crazy with overzealous panic at the sight of any small spider. But they are often gentle and private creatures; leave them alone and they are more than happy to do the same. Better yet, drop a fly into their web for them, and watch how interesting they can be! 🕷️ ❤️

I am not scared of spiders but I think that is a case best handled by a flammenwerfer and mustard gas. Just go all WW1 on them

I'm an arachnophobe myself I have a full blown panic attack seeing spiders.

Lol me too! It’s 9.30 pm. I’m alone in bed with my iPad, listening to this story, in the dark, I got about a third, or a quarter of the way through, and had to stop. I sent it to myself on messenger, so I can listen in the daylight….

I used to be one. The women of my family are raised by women afraid of spiders so I was one. Then I took a zoology course and had to study them and dissect a tarantula. I didn’t want an f so I forced myself to do it. Now I can deal with them unless it’s sudden. I live in a farm, I just couldn’t get rid of them even if I wanted to, there are too many.

I did step into one before. But that was before I knew they were there. Luckily it was a larger space and they were all on the ceiling

Vampire hotel and the mall are my favourites followed by grandma's cabin

Phagala?

Very good ending

Good luck on that honey and you remember to be the best Dr possible

​@@lindaarrington9397 that's the kinda of Dr I want the procrastinating kind. Lol

@@lindaarrington9397 um thank you but I’m not trying to be a doctor, med term is medical terminology and it’s just a class I need. Im a microbiology major so I’ll be the person in the lab testing samples and culturing microbes.

@@russellcampbell3500 all the work is done and for an extremely condensed summer class, I’m doing awesome! 😎

@@jynx3823 good job bro. I promise I was just joking before. Good luck and stay safe

I know!! The perfect trifecta if Creepypasta channels uploading new content! And on a "Meh"😐 Wednesday night.... thank goodness the best 3 creepypasta channels saved the night 🌃

Me too had to turn it off really quickly 😐😁

if you have a fear of spiders, the every part of this story is horrible lol

add southern cannibal along with booze and boos

​@@StephanyChills never checked them out....might have to

@hindepthmind the one Ronnie just uploaded is quite disturbing...

Nature's temper and viidith22 very good narrators too

​@@Auntiehoney217I was gonna mention them too. Dr. Creepin is another solid narrator

They make the most beautiful webs, don't they? Ours was nice and polite, she pulled her web in during the day and put it out again at night. Those and the Lucas spiders are the only ones I like, everything else gets an escort outside. Far, far away.

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Are you acquainted with Lucas the Spider? He's an adorable jumping spider series.

@@Kryssaira Oh yes of course I am! I am a legal adult for a while now , but listened to all of his short stories when they appeared on YT , voiced by the artists adorable nephew ! Him sleeping in the shed, a toy car - thingy , his friend the fly, him making a dream catcher etc. Long before the plushies came out and the channel exploded.^^ That was at the hight of my taranrula / spider research and Lukas came up somehow. 🤷

Just to be clear, I'm not bashing the author or anything like that

Same here kinda, just nobody really freaks out. I'm usually the one that takes care of a spider though as I like spiders and prefer to move them instead of killing them. Anyone else wouldn't have it in them to carry the spider in their hand and instead just kills it.

Hope a good Creepypasta helps with the insomnia.

Ha ha ha 🤣