Spider With Three Super Powers | The Hunt | BBC Earth

Spider With Three Super Powers | The Hunt | BBC Earth
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Known for eating other spiders, Portia is a genus of the jumping spider that is able to leap up to 50 times her own body length. Captured by stunning close up footage, we get to witness this amazing spider use its super powers to dine on prey three times her size.

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47 Comments

  1. I once saw a jumping spider bite the back of a friend's leg, and as he said ouch watch it jump off his leg and into the grass.

  2. Now if I told you there are two sci-fi series that make these guys even smarter, bigger, and make a space faring civilization…almost 80% of you guys would be NOPE. Also when hear INTO THE SPIDERVERSE…Spider-Man got nothing on the nightmare fuel it could become in heart. Just the number of epic spiders to make into characters would be enough to make spidey run screaming. Especially if Portia was his enemy. Laughing evil. Mwa ha ha.

  3. While I was watching a video I saw a big black spider walking on the wall and going under the table. Looked under the table and there he was, in the corner. Two days later he didn't move, he was dead.

    Very strange.

  4. as much as i hate the BBC for their political brainwashing and propogands, ill give them their credit for their nature documentaries. These people are skilled at media production.

  5. I think I’m in the minority here, but I’d much prefer this without the fake twanging and robot extension / missions impossible sound effects. Sir David Attenborough’s inflections are entertaining enough.

    It should be enough just to marvel at nature as it is. Soundtracks overload the info with anthropomorphic undertones, or worse, Hollywood type faux storylines.

    I hate to be a killjoy but this footage is already so good.

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