00:00Look up, look down, look all around
00:08Up in the air or on the ground
00:13Come for a walk, come for a ride
00:18There's so much to see, so come outside
00:28We've got eight legs, they're long and very thin
00:35Our bodies can be hairy, please don't think of us as scary
00:41What are we? We're spiders
00:50This won't do, I must get on
00:55Hello, me dears, I'm giving Pippin a bath today
01:02She hates having a bath
01:04Oh, a spider
01:19Come and see Pippin
01:23Pippin? Pippin? Look
01:29I expect he's climbed in there to drink some water
01:32Trouble is, once they climb into the bath they can't get out again
01:37It's too slippery
01:40Let's give him a helping hand
01:46Come along
01:55How many legs has this spider got?
02:07One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight
02:14Every spider has eight legs
02:17Unless he's lost one in an accident
02:21Then they can grow another one, isn't that clever?
02:25Come and look Pippin
02:28You remind me of Little Miss Muffet
02:34Little Miss Muffet
02:37She sat on a tuffet
02:39Eating her curds and whey
02:43Down came a spider
02:45Who sat down beside her
02:47And frightened Miss Muffet
02:49Away
02:54Down came a spider
02:58I wonder how he hung in the air like that
03:02Will you show us?
03:04Look! He quickly spins a thread with his spinnerets
03:17The silky threads coming out of his body
03:21Can you see the loop it makes?
03:24The spider's holding on with two of his legs
03:28Spiders can spin as much silky thread as they need
03:34And they use it to make a web
03:36To make a web
04:06And to make a web
04:09To make a web
04:11To make fun
04:12If you're looking for a web
04:13To make a web
04:15To make a web
04:16To make a web
04:17アメリカ
04:18The spider's holding on with two of his legs
04:20And he's still in the hand
04:21And the guy who saw this
04:22Are you saying the man who, and you are?
04:23The spider's holding on with two of his legs
04:25The spider's holding on with two of his legs
04:27And he makes a matter of two of his legs
04:29And he lets you all get away
04:31And he makes a web
04:32To make a web
04:33To make a web
04:36The thread is sticky, so when an insect lands on it,
05:04it gets stuck, the spider catches it and wraps it up in a sticky thread, and later on,
05:20delete it. Off you go, spider. It's good to have spiders in the house. They catch the flies.
05:39Mind you, I'm glad they're only small. Bath time!
05:46I know someone who's got some very big spiders. Pippin can have her bath later.
05:56Pippin! It's time to fly!
06:03Pippin!
06:06Pippin!
06:07Pippin!
06:09Pippin!
06:12Pippin!
06:15P Smith
06:18Pippin!
06:20¶¶
06:50Ah, here we are, Pippin. This is where we'll see the big spiders.
07:14This is Peter's house.
07:15Hello?
07:23Hello, Peter.
07:24Hello, Aunty.
07:25I've brought Pippin to see your spiders.
07:27Hello, Pippin.
07:28Could we see a nice big spider, please?
07:31I've got a nice big one right here.
07:33You keep very still, Pippin.
07:37How lovely.
07:41What's it called?
07:42This is a red-kneed tarantula.
07:44Red-kneed tarantula.
07:46Mm-hm.
07:47Ah.
07:48I like to call this one Lily, though.
07:49Hello, Lily.
07:50Would I find a spider as big as Lily in my bath?
07:53Oh, no.
07:54This one comes all the way from Mexico.
07:56All the way from Mexico.
07:57She's got very hairy legs.
07:58Yep.
07:59She's got hairy legs so she can feel where she's going at night.
08:02Oh.
08:03And she even uses the hairs to taste.
08:05And they taste with their feet.
08:11What does Lily eat?
08:13Lily normally eats small insects such as crickets, locusts, that sort of thing.
08:17Oh.
08:20Does Lily make a web?
08:22Sometimes she spins a web.
08:23Mm-hm.
08:24Usually it's to line the inside of their burrow to wrap their eggs in.
08:27There's a web.
08:28That's right.
08:29That's one of the tarantulas which has babies at the moment.
08:32Ah.
08:33How lovely.
08:34Could we see them?
08:35How many babies in there?
08:36You don't know.
08:37There's about ten babies in here now.
08:39What a lot of babies.
08:52One day, all these babies will be as big and as beautiful as their mother.
08:59Spiders, spiders, big and small.
09:06I like spiders best of all.
09:10Spiders' eggs are tiny, see?
09:13All the little wiggly spiderlings are hatching.
09:17At one day old they spin a web.
09:21Along comes a meal and they catch him.
09:24Spiders, spiders, big and small.
09:31I like spiders best of all.
09:35Watch this spider dig a hole.
09:38Put a door upon the top and it'll hide her.
09:42Along comes Ant, then whoops, he's gone.
09:46He's caught by the trapdoor spider.
09:49Spiders, spiders, big and small.
09:57I like spiders best of all.
10:01Spiders spinning every day.
10:04Making silky threads that just go on forever.
10:08They build their webs in different shapes.
10:12The spiders are all so clever.
10:15Spiders, spiders, big and small.
10:22I like spiders best of all.
10:26Spiders spinning every day.
10:27Spiders spinning every day.
10:36Spiders spinning every day.
10:38Right now Pippin it really is time for your bath.
11:11I don't know.
11:41Oh, gotcha!
11:53There!
12:05Is that nice?
12:11Good girl!
12:17Yes!
12:19Yes!
12:21Yes!
12:23Oh!
12:25Oh!
12:27Oh!
12:29Oh!
12:31Oh!
12:33Oh!
12:35Oh!
12:37Oh!
12:39Yes!
12:41Yes!
12:43Yes!
12:45Yes!
12:47She loves this bit.
13:07Oh, look.
13:09Another spider.
13:13You're not scared of it anymore, are you, Pippin?
13:17Not now she knows all about spiders, and so do you.
13:47You're not scared of it anymore, are you, Pippin?
13:57You're not scared of it anymore, are you, Pippin?
14:03You're not scared of it anymore, are you, Pippin?
