I Unleashed a Swarm of Huntsman Spiders Into My Giant Rainforest Vivarium

The Age of Arachnida has come and a new war rises!!! 🕷🕸🐜

This is the "playing god" starter set lol

Releasing spiders into a paradise is some kind of war crime, minimum.

I leave for maybe a year and I come back to this man playing god with an entire rainforest in his apartment, mad props, and also very interesting story telling, it’s so weird being invested in ants and crickets, but he’s good at it

"I noticed the life forms there had become complainy and unappreciative of their conditions - so I added FEAR in to help them understand their situation better."

Man, the dark horde really is like that one cheesy villain that never dies.

I got hooked on this video way more than I expected and to be honest I think its because the way you talk sounds like it has so much joy in it. It sounds like you just love this Vivarium and it feels contagious because now I feel like I love the Vivarium hahaha this was such a great video

i find it fascinating that so many different insects made their way into the terrarium via plants. makes me think of all the wonders of life happening right below our noses.

That stump seems to be like the local biker bar. Fights nearly every night.

I would like to propose the name "Carnival Mafia" or just "The Mob" for the Acrobat ants. I feel like it's fitting.

Parents: "Awww, look at little Tommy playing in the garden!" The Lore:

There's something so magical about this channel, and the way that you refer to things as "ours." Allowing us all to be part of this adventure with you, the groundskeeper of this paradise we share. I've only recently come back to this channel after a long time away, but I feel right back at home. I'll have to go back and watch Pantdora from the start now!

Wow… I think I just found a new series to watch with my daughter. She is such an animal and insect lover. Takes after her moms love of nature

not watched this channel in years.. hes on a different level now

I have no idea why this video was in my feed. I'm terrified of bugs and especially spiders (and honestly can't fathom why someone would make a vivarium such as this) but I was also curious over the video title, so I gave it a minute...and another minute. And suddenly the video was over. Amazing storytelling, it's like watching a documentary. I love your take on the situations, the names and the facts. I shed a tear over the comment of the green reaper, and I smiled when you released the grey. I think I'll watch another one of your videos now even if it means my algorithm will probably be less than nice from now on.

This vivarium is one hell of a project and this video likewise with the editing and production. A great job all round. Some of the close-up shots just of the landscape especially is something rarely seen even in documentaries, they focus so much on their subject that often the ebb and flow of the environment in which they live is often overlooked or glossed-over due to the more broad aspects of a "wider audience" show. also, that ending made me chuckle, a nicely done bait n switch with some fun cinematography.

The first ever bugs to believe in a higher power

i never in a million years thought i would be hooked on an ant channel but here i am. so invested in pantdora that i catch myself gasping, smiling and just emotionally invested. this is weird. idk how i feel about it

This series is more interesting than almost anything on TV these days. I never thought I’d ever be emotionally invested in a bunch of random insects thousands of miles away!

Your description of the spider eating crickets kinda sent chills down my spin. Creepy