Looking for Tarantulas, Snakes, and Centipedes in California ( Part I ) 

Man literally just grabs a snake up off the ground this channel is great

5:32 Crematogaster species, likely warming up their brood. Can’t narrow it down anymore without a microscope.

Has one of the worst stings known to man "pretty painful sting"

Doing all this while holding your phone? Amazing!

sometimes the tarantulas look like a disembodied hand crawling up out of their borough

Hiking on mount Diablo in California is where I saw my first tarantulas in the wild. At the time I didn't know that they were all probably males looking for mates.

We have a lot of Aphonopelma Iodius here on the mountain side by my house here in northern Utah. I love tarantula's and I think that species specially is gorgeous. Funny thing is I hate wolf spiders or black widows. Small fast I don't like but love tarantula's. Thanks for sharing

You should go to SoCal to find some aztecorum.

Tarantulas are such neat little spiders

That Geophilomorph at ~5:16 should be a Himantariid... Nice video, man!!!

Good vídeo and México salvaje

those Bigg crickets look like Pokemon

1:56 California King Snake

Nice!!!

Tarantulas start to hang out at the entrances to their burrows this time of year? Daytime or nighttime best to find them? Aphonapelma Iodius is Nevada/California's common in desert areas, yes?

Have you thought about using a go pro so you can use 2 hands?

Have you ever flipped a rattler? Definitely a brown trousers moment

What time of year do the tarantulas come up?Does anybody know?

Piola.

10:25 Rattlesnake

I'm currently owning a stone centipede. I had two but decided to be dumb. Opened the deli cup it was in on my lap. It ran out and I freaked out and swiped it off. Don't know where it's at or if it's even alive. But the other one is doin fine. Any care or capture tips? (Lithocampus fortificus)

What part of California was this video recorded and how long did it take to find the first couple of snakes

What altitude was that on?

Wheres the Diablo Range😎🤔

Is it a good idea to take one of them tarantulas home