I Put My Head in a Box of SPIDERS!

Coyote Peterson explores arachnophobia by wearing a 'spider helmet' filled with golden orb weaver spiders. The video discusses exposure therapy as a method to overcome fear and provides educational insights into the golden orb weaver. Peterson shares his experience inside the helmet, emphasizing that spiders are not aggressive towards humans. The video concludes with a reflection on the educational value of the experiment.

What is arachnophobia?

• A fear of snakes

• A fear of darkness

• A fear of heights

• A fear of spiders

What is the purpose of the spider helmet experiment?

• To demonstrate exposure therapy

• To prove spiders are aggressive

• To test spider venom

• To show how to capture spiders

What is unique about the golden silk orb weaver's web?

• It is invisible

• It is golden in color

• It is sticky

• It is edible

Where are golden silk orb weavers commonly found?

• Arctic regions

• Tropical regions

• Deserts

• Urban areas

How does the narrator describe the sensation of spiders crawling on him?

• Ticklish

• Painful

• Creepy

• Comfortable

What advice does the narrator give if you encounter a spider?

• Capture it

• Stay calm and walk away

• Scream loudly

• Run away quickly

What is the narrator's ultimate message about spiders?

• They are the most dangerous creatures

• They are misunderstood and not aggressive

• They are dangerous and should be avoided

• They are pests that need to be controlled