All of us have great fear from spiders especially poisonous spiders. Earth contain huge number of spiders and they can be described as scary spiders, big spiders, venomous spiders, dangerous spiders, and terrifying spiders. Here is our video of the world’s biggest spiders (largest spiders), starting from the smallest of the largest. 10. Cerbalus Aravensis. The smallest, but still large, spider on our list is the black and white Cerbalus Aravensis spider, which was discovered in Israel in 2009. It has a leg span of 5.5 inches and lives underground where it peaks out ready to jump on unsuspecting prey. 9. Brazilian Wandering Spider. The Brazilian Wandering spider has a leg span of 5.9-inch, but it does have one of the deadliest venoms. This spider’s venom rarely kills humans, but its bite will make you writhe in pain. You don’t have to go to Brazil to find this venomous spider either; one was found in the Whole Food’s produce apartment in Oklahoma. 8. Camel Spider. Myth surrounds the Camel spider. People claim these spiders eat camels and humans, but really they do neither. They do probably scare both though. The Camel spider is also called the Scorpion spider because it’s related to both spiders and scorpions, and it looks a little like both. If that isn’t scary enough, they’re also 6 inches long. Number 7. Hercules Baboon Spider. The Hercules Baboon spider is the rarest spider in the world. This huge spider has an 8 inch leg span, but don’t let that scare you, because none of these spiders have been seen since the year 1900. So don’t be fooled by those pet stores that try to pass off other spiders as the rare Hercules Baboon. 6. Colombian Giant Black Tarantula. The Colombian Giant Black tarantula can have a leg span of up to 9.1 inches. It's mostly black in color, but has brownish hairs and some reddish markings. This species is an extremely aggressive eater, but is harmless to humans, besides the scare factor. 5. Brazilian Giant Tawny Red Tarantula. Native to Brazil, Uruguay, Paraguay and Argentina, the Brazilian Giant Tawny Red is a spider that is among one of the biggest in the world. It can have a leg span of up to 10.2 inches. Don’t think your safe from this beast if you live elsewhere, because it is also found as a pet worldwide. 4. Poecilotheria Rajaei. The Poecilotheria Rajaei spider has been recently discovered in Sri Lanka 2009. This spider has an 8 inch leg span and has a pinkish gray band on its abdomen. These spiders like to live in fallen trees, rocks and inside people’s homes. Think about that before visiting Sri Lanka. 3. Brazilian Salmon Pink Bird eater. Despite the name, the Brazilian Salmon Pink Bird eater spider doesn’t eat birds. It instead feasts on insects, lizards, frogs and mice. This spider lives in the rainforest and has a 10 inch leg span. It has a brown body with salmon pink hairs that it shoots at its prey to disable them. 2. The Huntsman Spider. The Huntsman spider is really big. Its body can reach 1 foot long and its leg span can get up to 6 inches long. This spider is native to Asia, but can also be found in subtropical areas of Florida, Texas and California. The spiders traveled into the United States by hitching a ride on bananas, which is why their also called Banana spiders. 1. The Goliath Bird-Eating Tarantula. The largest spider in the world is the Goliath Bird Eating tarantula. Yes, as the name suggests, this spider is large enough to eat birds, and it does. The Goliath can reach up to 1 foot in body length and has 1 inch long fangs. It’s considered bigger than the Huntsman Spider because it has a heavier body mass.
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Duration: 4m 32s
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