Amazing video my friend! I really enjoyed the documentary interview style! Very professional looking. Epic b roll, cool music, all around nicely done! I'm so jealous watching these videos of you out on location! Keep it up!
I need more vids like these. Create more plsss. South east asian Tarantulas also have many undescribed species. I saw a 9 inch Earth tiger 10ft at the tree top.
Good job as always!! I'm just not sure about that "interview camera". Looks a bit awkward when you are not looking at the cam. Anyway, thanks for another stunning footage about our beloved T's :) Stay safe man, peace!
thanks for your feedback :) always experimenting and try out new things, felt inspired by some documentaries I watched lately, they had the same camera angle there. Stay safe!
Killer footage! I love that you had footage of a sling as well. I watch your channel to learn about these not so common tarantulas and their environment. Thank you so much for everything you do!
@@birdspiders you're very welcome. I also am now 100% certain that a black hair is exactly what I want. I had a pink toe and she was jumpy, very fast. I wanted something a bit more slow and relaxed.
One of the best chanels about T’s and I enjoy every video you guys make, very informative too! Judging by views it’s sad that people rather prefer watching rehousing videos🙄 Great work like always! Keep it going💪
Brilliant video not long gotten a Tliltocatl sp tortuguero female that I was having problems finding out about her species now I know why because they are still being described 😆 thank you for sharing and keep doing what your doing your content is amazing 😊
It´s all about the microcosmos thats faszinates us. I love to watch my german spiders in the wild. I wish we had our own tarantula species. Wonderfull footiage. You got some freshly molted tarantulas on camera. They look so gorgeus
Smithie are the first in the hobbie over 50 years ago and have done so much for the hobbie ,because I bought one ,an all the pet shops were full of them ,$20 in 1983 an were well established in pet stores , An I had to wait so I was old enough to get one , The computer women voice,I rather have you talking ,just a little feed back 👍🕸🕷
thank you Maine - that's quite a story. Things have changed quite a bit. Regarding the voice, I thought to change up a little - thanks for your feedback, always more than welcome!
Nice footage and true words at the end: biological research should not be restricted to professionals who are restricted by their schedules at their institutions. And by travelling and exploring one learns so much about the world we live in (beyond the prime scope of finding tarantulas for example) and thus forming a connection or relationship with the world. Real world beats virtual world. B.t.w. who was the female speaker?
@@birdspiders Yeah, I guessed that "she" was fake reality. One day the stupid mankind - I mean us all - will be completely obsolete and replaced by THEM. The future has begun...
@@birdspiders ya it was lol didn't make me sick but it felt like someone slammed my finger with a hammer the pressure was intense then came the burning and swelling and eventually the pains made their way up my arm and I started to get scared but nothing happened the pain subsided about 24 hours and the swelling about 3 days or so
Video and images were great but i really disliked the music. Too loud, a real annoyance covering sometimes the voice of the woman. When a video is shot in nature and particularly in the jungle, i want to hear the noises of nature, the wind, the water, the birds, the life around, all that. I don’t care of music because it drives me out of the subject, specially when the music is out of context. But the tarantulas were beautiful. Now that i have heard the explanations i will watch it again with the sound almost mute. Sorry if i appear harsh, I like your work and your videos.... but the music... meh !!
feedback is always welcome, especially when explained such indepth like in this case :) thank you! taste is different and I'm still experimenting a lot
