News; World news; Spiders; This is why it's NEVER a good idea to film a huntsman spider close-up The venomous arachnid, native to Australia, was filmed by somebody in Queensland - and they got ...

The close-up shows the normally skittish spider grasping a cricket in its jaws and slowly devouring it. The spider can be seen moving around in dance-like circles as it wraps the cricket ...

A huntsman spider hiding in a fence in close up - the discovery left homeowner Kathryn Rivers feeling "sick." Kathryn Rivers/freshbreeze94931743 Rivers was quickly proven right with fans flocking ...

The video was recorded less than a week after the same female huntsman spider gave birth to a batch ... has built up more than 46,000 followers by posting detailed close-up images and videos ...

Huntsman spiders are not venomous and are not dangerous to human beings ... The camera captured the spider in close-up shortly before 6am on August 3 as it ran only inches from the men's faces. ...

But others were horrified by the close-up photos the woman uploaded, which made the 4.5cm spider look significantly larger that it is. 'It looks like it's the size of a basketball. I would not touch.

Take for example this orange spider wasp dragging a large, incapacitated huntsman spider in Sydney, Australia. SEE ALSO: Oh nothing, ... it flew up when I got too close." ...

A huntsman spider crawled up the influencer's leg while she was showering. Anna Paull/Tiktok. The video has been viewed over 5 million times since it was shared on TikTok.

Rain spiders are a type of Huntsman, and are the second largest spider species in South Africa which grow to roughly 10 cm. Steve said: "They actively hunt prey so we often see them in and around ...

Giant huntsman spiders are the largest member of the huntsman spider family Sparassidae with a leg span stretching up to 12 inches across — roughly the size of a dinner plate.

The venomous arachnid, native to Australia, was filmed by somebody in Queensland - and they got quite a fright ...