DANGEROUS Jungle Spider!

The video explores the Costa Rican rainforest, focusing on the concept of 'biological landmines'—dangerous creatures like the Fer-de-Lance snake and the wandering spider. The host and crew encounter these creatures, highlighting their camouflage and danger. The video concludes with safety tips for avoiding these creatures in the wild.

What is the primary focus of the crew's exploration in the Costa Rican rainforest?

• To discover new plant species

• To map the area

• To find the largest tree

• To search for dangerous arachnids

Which snake is known for being highly toxic and responsible for many deaths in Central and South America?

• Rattlesnake

• Boa Constrictor

• Fer-de-Lance

• King Cobra

What feature helps the Fer-de-Lance snake blend into its environment?

• Loud hissing sound

• Speckled leaf-like patterning

• Bright colors

• Fast movement

What type of scorpion did the crew encounter during their search?

• Emperor Scorpion

• Bark Scorpion

• Water Scorpion

• Desert Scorpion

How can the wandering spider be identified?

• By its large size

• By its red linings on the undersides of its legs

• By its blue stripes

• By its loud noise

What behavior does the wandering spider exhibit when it feels threatened?

• It digs a hole

• It plays dead

• It rears up on its back legs

• It emits a loud noise

Why is the wandering spider considered extremely dangerous?

• It is very large

• It can fly

• It has a highly toxic bite

• It is very fast

What precaution should be taken to avoid a wandering spider bite?

• Stay in groups

• Make loud noises

• Check boots before wearing them

• Wear bright colors

What is the maximum size a wandering spider can reach?

• 3 inches in diameter

• 8 inches in diameter

• 10 inches in diameter

• 6 inches in diameter

What is the main message the crew wants to convey about the wandering spider?

• It is a rare species

• It should be respected and avoided

• It is harmless

• It is easy to handle