Clock Spider: What Is The The Legend Surrounding This Giant Spider Species?

The video explores the common fear of spiders, focusing on the Huntsman spider. It covers the spider's physical characteristics, habitat, and behavior, including its venomous nature and potential danger to humans. The video also delves into the unique mating rituals of Huntsman spiders, highlighting their vibrational communication. Despite their intimidating size and appearance, not all Huntsman spiders pose a significant threat to humans.

What is a distinguishing feature of the Huntsman spider's appearance?

• Its angular legs that extend forward like a crab

• Its long antennae

• Its bright red color

• Its ability to change colors

Where are humans most likely to encounter Huntsman spiders?

• In the ocean

• In urban apartments

• In sheds and garden garages

• In snowy mountains

What is a potential effect of a bite from the Neosporasis species of Huntsman spider?

• Paralysis

• Nausea and headaches

• Instant death

• No effect at all

How do male Huntsman spiders attract their mates?

• By emitting a strong scent

• By changing colors

• By producing a vibrational sound

• By building intricate webs

What is one reason Huntsman spiders are called 'clock spiders'?

• They are often found inside clocks

• Their mating calls sound like a ticking clock

• They have clock-like patterns on their backs

• They are active only at specific times