Depending on where you live it is possible that you are used to mosquitoes and spiders of relatively large size, but where I live is not usual. So when we see a large mosquito or a long-legged spider we all get on our nerves (including myself), to see who is the brave one who throws the "animal" away from home.
In Australia the size of spiders is what here I would call giant, that is why I watch the video that I bring you today and, horrified, I observe how the girl approaches her because she has no fear (something that seems logical to me on the other hand).
Why he is not afraid of the spider
If you wonder why you are not afraid, the reason is obvious, because He is not yet able to reason why he should fear him. We know that it could bite us, or jump to the face, or the arm, or all those things we see in the movies that scare us so much. A baby doesn't know anything about it. He only sees one thing that moves his legs and catches his attention to the point of wanting to touch it to discover what it is.
Is not it dangerous?
Not especially. They are habitual spiders in Australia that feed on insects and lizards. They have poison, but it is not considered dangerous enough to harm us. They are not usually aggressive with humans, but if they feel threatened they can attack to defend themselves, or to defend their eggs.
Me, just in case, I would not touch her, nor let my daughter approach her. If only to imagine it in my house I get bad!
