Looking for Big Tarantulas in Panama

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Looking for tarantulas in western Panama. The larger ones are Sericopelma and the smaller ones should be Lasiodora.
12:33 and 14:20 - ID corrections below
Species represented in this video:
Sericopelma - 0:00 , 4:32 , 6:47 , 10:13 , 12:04 , 13:17 , and 14:52
Savage's Thin-Toed Frog (Leptodactylus savagei) - 1:09 , 14:44 , and 15:15
Lasiodora - 2:04 , 3:39 , and 8:37
Patent Leather / Bess Beetles (Passalidae) - 3:02
Centruroides bicolor - 4:05
Leaf Katydid (Orophus conspersus) - 6:08
Hairy-Headed Leafcutter Ants (Atta cephalotes) - 6:32
Carolina Copris (Dichotomius carolinus) - 7:29 and 15:59
Otostigmus sp. - 9:04
Powdered Glass Frog (Teratohyla pulverata) - 10:53
cf. Idiarthron - 12:33
Owl Butterlfy (Caligo sp.) - 14:20
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@xVumenx Год назад

Your comfortability with invertebrates and nature as a whole is really refreshing, you are by far my favorite wildlife channel and it's always a pleasure to see you upload.

@GeneralApathy Год назад

Thank you so much.

@mirka4285 Год назад

This man's just out there living every kids dream, turning over rocks and picking up the cool bugs he finds.

@LiarJudas666 11 месяцев назад

i love that apparently frustrating spiders until they walk onto your hand is standard practice

@pixelfire86 Год назад

I was not ready for the frog to be that big when you picked it up. I initially thought it was a small bucket.

@xeno9744 Год назад

When i started watching you when you were catching ghost centipedes, i had no idea what any of the genus names for animals were. but learning new ones like sericopelma is so interesting!

@Magbiy 19 дней назад

I really do admire your ability to just yoink fist-sized tarantulas out of the ground

@PriestOfAuril Год назад

Awesome video

@dudebro0481 Год назад

Isn't it?

@one_uninterested_introvert Год назад

I never knew there was so much wildlife in Panama like this! Great stuff and great video! Thanks!

@GeneralApathy Год назад

Thank you.

@christiantoledo6328 Год назад

I love this channel

@nicodemolalli5643 11 месяцев назад

the dung beatles are so cute. they're like little old grandpa/grandma bugs just out for a stroll enjoying the weather! they look so content & happy with whats happening i love it.

@LiarJudas666 11 месяцев назад

beetles are just so cute

@cautare Год назад

I live in Costa Rica and just today also saw a tarantula like the first one you showed close to my house. They're beautiful creatures.

@ThePunisher-si8ex Месяц назад

Yo mama beautifuler IMHO

@ranke Год назад

You never disappoint me with your videos! Great as always!

@michaelbelle407 Год назад

This man has balls of absolute steel

@realfnneato3111 Год назад

love every single video you put out, but these night walks and daily herping trips are absolute gold, and hope to emulate in the future

@joebranderhorst8164 Год назад

Man I just love these videos

@Trevor274 Год назад

So happy you uploaded, you always have the most interesting videos!

@GeneralApathy Год назад

Thank you, Trevor.

@spencerthompson1049 Год назад

What a journey you took us on incredible thank you!

@TopazDreams Год назад

Awesome informative videos as always!

@J.Millhouse Год назад

I don’t remember subscribing to you but man am I glad I did! This was as fascinating as it was relaxing. No music, no gimmicks, just good content - you’re clearly passionate about these creatures and it really shows 💯

@GeneralApathy Год назад

@Gh0stGaminginc Год назад

This was really cool, I look forward to more 😀

@-xirx- 2 дня назад

Fascinating. Thank you!

@r.g.g.g.951 Год назад

Yay, he's back

@bugtalk84 Год назад

The creatures in video look so incredible. So many amazing animals.

@Eye_Exist 11 месяцев назад

It's so fascinating to think that every single modern living arthropod is a product of over 500 million years of continuous evolution.

@derppogopvp7430 Год назад

Wonderful! I love spiders so much, I was on holiday in Bangladesh and I found a species that I couldn't identify (it was in my room and one of the roommates was arachnophobic so we needed to get it outside quickly 😅) but after some research I believe it to be a small huntsman from the genus Olios! I was super chuffed. Living vicariously through your tarantula videos is good fun, when I'm older I'd love to do exactly that sort of thing regularly!

@valiantwarrior4517 Год назад

Thanks for the adventure! Beautiful tarantulas, but the other animals were fascinating too. Loved that dung beetle and the frogs. I’ve always heard that healthy amphibians are a good sign that the environment is clean and healthy.

@holarndius 11 месяцев назад

I have arachnophobia, i would never get within a mile of these spiders if i knew they were there. But im glad to see not everyone dislikes them like i do. you seem very comfortable around them, while even watching this video, made my skin crawl.

@Sailing_seel Год назад

amazing content! please do more of this!

@GeneralApathy Год назад

I will, thank you. :D

@schnittlauch364 Год назад

Very nice filming!

@MemoGGG16 Год назад

I live in Costa Rica. I've seen the majority of species except the tarantulas. Thanks for sharing these amazing videos!

@GeneralApathy Год назад

You are welcome. :D

@rinaturalist Год назад

Great video! Leptodactylus is awesome, and the glass frog was a nice find!

@GeneralApathy Год назад

Thank you. :D

@tl9055 Год назад

Thrilling Video! I truly enjoyed watching it as with all your videos. Thanks!! 🕷

@GeneralApathy Год назад

Thank you so much. :)

@tl9055 Год назад

@@GeneralApathy My pleasure dear!

@NickNam3 Год назад

Beautiful!

@AveryDelMiller Год назад

Crazy interesting!!

@kiarasimone123 Год назад

5:40 the way his legs are just dangling over your hand is so cute he’s just chillin there

@animatingshadow Год назад

This man is one with nature

@GamerFrisco Год назад

You're a mad man, man.

@mjcarone936 3 месяца назад

I loved when you booped the frog snoot

@atticusmcbuddy6283 Год назад

I can feel my heart skip a beat everytime it moves.

@fistofram5526 Год назад

Same, but according to what I've read, Tarantulas are very VERY chill. Mostly defensive, so they're very quiet animals.

@jameslenhart4561 Год назад

Very cool

@sunny_muffins 11 месяцев назад

That last frog was massiv! 😮

@pjorkan Год назад

what beutiful blue tarantula you found. the little one under the rock. first time I ever seen that species what ever it was.

@gcrauwels941 Год назад

I'd totally enjoy doing this.

@davidchen7702 Год назад

Your video randomly popped up on my feed and I instantly subbed. Will you ever make a video covering beetles? I swear there are some funky beetles in Panama and would love to see them. Anyways keep up the good work!

@GeneralApathy Год назад

Thank you. I will certainly be making videos dedicated to beetles, possibly even in Panama. Nothing planned for the moment though.

@davidchen7702 Год назад

@@GeneralApathy Still, looking forward to it!

@peterbishop1125 Год назад

you are so lucky finding those tarantulas just outside.....! greedings from south europe, we do not have such of beautiful animals here :)

@MikeyJBlakeJR Год назад

I appreciate the respect you handle your specimens with. My niece is interested in this kind of stuff, and you make a good example for aspiring fauna fanatics like her.

@mdything Год назад

oh the butterfly was amazing

@AGoudaUsername Год назад

Hes back

@goldfieldgary Год назад

Nicely done video! Could you explain a bit more about the symbiotic nature of the mites on the beetles? Thanks!

@GeneralApathy Год назад

Thank you. 'Symbiotic' may not have been a good descriptor of the relationship in question. There are thousands of mite species that can be found on beetles, the vast majority of which are nothing more than phoretic. That is to say, they only use beetles as a mode of transportation. This benefits the mites, but typically not at the expense of the beetle.

@goldfieldgary Год назад

@@GeneralApathy Thanks, that answers my question. So in effect, the mites get a free ride to other areas frequented by these beetles, who could then "jump ship" onto other hosts.

@cantor3202 Год назад

I've noticed your videos for the past few months have been in Panama. Do you live here for research purposes, or something else? (If you don't mind my asking) Great video, as always

@GeneralApathy Год назад

Thank you. I was there for a month. I live in the US.

@Ass_of_Amalek Год назад

whoa that frog is huge

@K0bba Год назад

Very nice vid as usual! Do you live in central/south america or do you travel for these videos?

@GeneralApathy Год назад

Thank you. I live in the US. I travelled to Panama to shoot these videos.

@bengaltiger1667 Год назад

Nice one General. Any updates on your captive animals?

@GeneralApathy Год назад

They are not currently in my possession.

@deandavis8165 Год назад

Your butterfly was a Caligo species, not sure which. They often feed on banana family plants as larvae. I've raised many.

@lunainchausti 10 месяцев назад

I live in Panama! I wish I could live in the jungle to see all this stuff, but I live nearer to mangroves

@MrJesseFisher Год назад

Were those beetles stridulating? or is it a different function they’re using to make noise?

@frankdughtank8327 Год назад

I wish this was me! I would be having a Blast

@steponmealbedo Год назад

❤️

@EleventhElement 11 месяцев назад

Are they comfortable (the tarantula) if picked up?

@SithMami 3 месяца назад

How do you remember all of the names of different genus and species?! You are incredibly smart

@luckycoulon1417 19 дней назад

Oh interesting that they’re closer to Aphonopelma

@voltneo3082 День назад

Is this your real job? Cause thats realy freaking cool lol

@silentopinion 11 месяцев назад

I wonder if smaller spiders look at tarantulas and think they are sasquatches.

@SharkPog690 Год назад

I have a pet katydid

@user-tw5qx3k3hj Год назад

*gently squeezes frog*

@Sopranoanxieux 6 месяцев назад

Do you know why the spiders seem to be doing so poorly?

@haydnr01 Год назад

Hole crap the carapace of the female at 6:57 is gigantic

@orthodoxical5911 10 месяцев назад

9:54 RAHHHH CENTIPEDE CLEANING ITSELF!! I LOVE CENTIPEDES RHAHHHHH

@ferrarig1763 Год назад

those beetles look made in a factory

@seapearl3175 Месяц назад

How come those spiders don't bite you?

@durere 10 месяцев назад

Did that butterfly just punch you?

@mystique3962 Год назад

Would’ve never guessed sericopelma and aphonopelma are a sister genus, they dont really look anything alike!

@escape2064 Год назад

Why don’t they bite?

@B-System 10 месяцев назад

He doesn't look like either prey or a mouth to them, more like a weirdly warm tree.

@pjorkan Год назад

centapides are the creatures of nigthmares

@president5301 11 месяцев назад

Why doesnt the spider bite your or tries to get away? I can see you are calm but I mean you are still a giant animal that just picks him up right?? Are animals and Insects evolved to the point that humans are friendly and dont have any natural predators?

@user-dc7tt2dc8g Месяц назад

It’s in the approach. They will become defensive and bite if approached from above and the front( like a bird would do). But from behind and the side or best with an open palm and a gentle prod they will just walk up on your hand.

@one_uninterested_introvert Год назад

These creatures are prob feeling harassed with you touching their butts like this lol jk again great vid for a great watch!

@fft2020 11 месяцев назад

Please tell me where you filmed this so I will never ever come anywhere close to it !

@anosan17 Год назад

In the chilhood i wanted to be the man as you

@TheAdequateMedia Год назад

People on tiktok are stealing your content

@GeneralApathy Год назад

I am aware. I do not have an account there, so there is nothing I can do about it. I still appreciate you notifying me though.

@TheAdequateMedia Год назад

@@GeneralApathy something told me you'd feel that way, i just wish people would credit others. Im partially projecting since i had it sort of happen to me haha. regardless love you vids

@discordkidmusic3307 Год назад

You have balls of steel

@Retrolizer 11 месяцев назад

12:30 Sexual harassment. 15:40 Sexual harassment pt 2

@malegria9641 11 месяцев назад

Je suis TERRIFIÉ par les araignées, mais vous calmez-moi.

@sharqstep Год назад

why did i click my notification

@foopa777 Год назад

Manhandling all these little arthropod peeps, poor dudes

@greftyman Год назад

Ewww

@nuhainsyirah6251 Год назад

are you so brave to hold a poisonous animal?

@God_of_Art Год назад

Not all of them poisonius

@divinegon4671 Год назад

@@God_of_Art incorrect. ALL animals are poisonous.

@GeneralApathy Год назад

These pose a low threat.

@mauddib696 Год назад

Great vidya 👍

@KOKO-uu7yd Год назад

FASCINATING! THANK YOU!!!🤩🥰🕸🕷💞 On a more specific note - I would love to learn more about those symbiotic mites 🪲?

@GeneralApathy Год назад

There is very little information on them available and they are quite diverse, so it may be a while before I can put something together.

@RyanJ14115 6 месяцев назад

G.A what you think it means with some Ts having colorful legs underneath It shows when they raise their legs in defensive stance... i always thought maybe telling other creatures im venomous... idk what are your thoughts?

@bencepihe7887 11 месяцев назад

proceed squeezing on the bugs...

@uh3287 27 дней назад

man you shake like crazy makes me cringe

@RyanJ14115 Год назад

Bro you're awesome! I love your content. Unfortunately I'm a republican so my accounts keep getting banned Just want you to know I've followed you since you had 900 subs.