In this video Mark tracks down Arizona's biggest spider, the Desert Blonde Tarantula, and take a bite to show you just how dangerous this spider really is! How bad do you think it's going be?

This video provides a fascinating insight into the world of spiders, highlighting their ability to create intricate webs for catching prey and their unique characteristics as arachnids. It explains how spiders use silk to immobilize...

"Why are Spiders Living in my House?" takes you into the fascinating world of arachnids. This educational video is specially designed for classroom use, aiming to captivate young minds as they discover the intriguing world of...

Why Are People Afraid of Spiders?” explores the fascinating world of arachnids with our educational video designed for elementary school students, titled 'Why Are People Afraid of Spiders?' This engaging and informative video...

“What are the Most Dangerous Spiders in the World?” Is designed specifically for elementary school students. The Most Dangerous Spiders in the World is an informative video that introduces young learners to three of the world's most...

Baby emperor scorpions do their best to tackle and eat a cricket. It's not easy when you're smaller than your food and you have a dozen siblings who all want a piece of the meal. These little ones live at Animal Wonders, a non-profit...

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Arachnids are super interesting animals and even though some people find them not so fun to watch, Jessi wanted to feature Animal Wonders' THREE amazing arachnids! Also, meet the newest animal ambassador,...

This week on NTV’s Nature Request Live, host Brit Garner counts down the top five musical theatre themed music videos about nature, parodying hits from THE SOUND OF MUSIC, RENT, EVITA, and WICKED. Get your Nature League pin here!

This video explores five fun facts about arachnids.

This video is answering the question of how many legs do arachnids have.

Florida has finally found a new spider that is not an invasive species — but it's not for the squeamish. <br/>

On this episode, get ready to watch as Coyote and Mario go night herping in Costa Rica for the GRAND SLAM of night herping! They're looking to check off their entire list by finding an insect, an arachnid, a frog, a lizard, and a snake!...

Who’s that over there? Flash has just spotted another cool creature he can add to his Animal Alphabet! Our intrepid traveller Flash explores land, sea and air spotting different species of wildlife in their natural habitats and...

In this segment of On Location, Coyote teams up with YouTube sensation Collins Key for an epic adventure in the Sonoran Desert! While on location in Arizona Coyote and Collins met up for some epic video collaborations. For our video...

Things that belong in your boots include socks and feet… things that don’t belong in your boots include… SCORPIONS! Although Giant Desert Hairy Scorpions, which are abundant in the Sonoran Desert, often select homes buried beneath the...

On this episode of Breaking Trail, Coyote Peterson puts himself up against another “pain-sting index” challenge as he compares the sting from the Southwest’s largest scorpion, the Giant Desert Hairy, to the sting of Arizona’s smallest...

Bagheera kiplingi has a most un-spider-like adaptation: a taste for plants.

In this episode, Coyote is on a solo mission to be eaten alive by invisible monsters: CHIGGERS! These microscopic creatures are the larva stage of harvest mites, and in the larva stage they're so tiny they can't be seen with the human...

On this episode of On Location, Mark and Mario are in Arizona and they come across some dangerous Desert dwellers! And Mark gets SPRAYED by a Vinegaroon!

This live-action video program is about the word invertebrate. The program is designed to reinforce and support a student's comprehension and retention of the word invertebrate through use of video footage, photographs, diagrams and...

One entomologist says the increase could be due to the amount of rain in the province. When it rains, mosquito and fly populations grow so spiders have more food sources.

Newborn Spiders

Leaf Curling Spider, rolled-up leaf-nest, Australia

Garden Spider (Araneus) biting wasp, wasp sting repeatedly emerges & retracts, England