:05:02
The Lycosa narbonensis looks different
today. It's bigger.
:05:06
It's their diet.
I made a discovery.
:05:11
These have been in the pond
for the past three days.
:05:14
Crickets?.
:05:17
They're like...spider steroids.
:05:21
I see dead people.
I see dead people.
:05:25
He loves that movie. I don't....
:05:28
There they go! Look, look!
:05:32
-He was hungry!
-As they grow, their appetites do too.
:05:36
I've never seen spiders this big.
It's because of those crickets?.
:05:40
I'm gonna make a fortune.
:05:43
Jumping spiders!
:05:45
Yeah, Habronattus orbus.
:05:51
Look, look how they kill.
:05:54
I call this an arach-attack.
:05:56
-Get it?.
-Yeah. It's good.
:06:02
Have the orb weavers come in?.
:06:04
T ook me forever to get
that mating pair.
:06:07
I had to bribe every customs agent
from Santiago to Tucson. But here.
:06:17
That is too cool.
:06:19
See, the male orb weavers compete
for the female's attention.
:06:23
They all try to give her
the best present. Like bugs...
:06:27
...or, you know, rats
or the occasional parrot.
:06:32
Let me show you something.
:06:37
You see, the prey is cocooned alive
so she can eat them in her nest.
:06:42
You know how women
like breakfast in bed.
:06:44
Look at it.
:06:46
Look at this, look at her.
:06:49
The female is three times as big
as the male.
:06:54
Say hello to Consuela.
:06:58
She fills her prey
with digestive acid...