[Netherrealmer]

This is Lucas the Spider, This animated series is available in Youtube, HBO Max and Netflix. It is about a cute and friendly spider. It is created so people who are afraid of spider will lose their fear.





His cute design is based from a Jumping spider, a species of spider known to be cute.


The creator think many people are afraid of spiders because media portray them as scary. Lucas got so popular he now have Plushie stuffed toys to give you spider hugs.

[Jem Smith]

I like jumping spiders. I've had them land on me when I was outdoors and I just gently put them on a nearby branch. It's silly to kill something totally harmless like that.

Lucas the Spider is an adorable show.

[Netherrealmer]

I dont know why so many people got raised to be scared of spiders, sure poisonous fatal ones exist but majority of them have no venom. Also people had been killed by cats and dogs and people keep them as pets

[Jem Smith]

I dont know why so many people got raised to be scared of spiders, sure poisonous fatal ones exist but majority of them have no venom. Also people had been killed by cats and dogs and people keep them as pets

How did people get killed by cats? Like, trip over them and fall down stairs or something? Yeah, quite a few people have been killed by dogs.

I agree, most spiders aren't dangerous to humans. We get some pretty big huntsman spiders here, and they can bite you, but they would rather not, so it's usually fine if you leave them alone.

[Netherrealmer]

Cats are able to kill humans by rabies, a parasite that is found on their poop, and we know most cat owners use this litter box. Cat pee have a parasite that is fatal to humans
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Also some people are allergic to cats.there was an incident where a stray cat enters a house and ate a new born baby.

[Jem Smith]

Cats are able to kill humans by rabies, a parasite that is found on their poop, and we know most cat owners use this litter box. Cat pee have a parasite that is fatal to humans

Ah, we don't have rabies in Australia. It's not super common for pet cats to get rabies in the US though (I don't know about other places). Domestic cats are usually vaccinated against it. Different with strays of course. Same with dogs.
Edit: I read that you can only get rabies from the saliva of an infected animal, so you don't get it from their poo, it would be if they bite you, which could happen.
https://www.webmd.com/pets/cats/rabies-cats

I have heard that pregnant women should avoid cat poo (eg. changing litter boxes) because of diseases which could be harmful to unborn babies. Most diseases you can get from cats are pretty much only dangerous to babies and people with compromised immune systems. But yeah, if you're really unlucky it could kill you then.

It also tells people are allergic to cats.there was an incident where a stray cat enters a house and ate a new born baby.

What tells people are allergic to cats? Are you reading from a book or a web site?
Yeah, people can be allergic to cats. That's gross about one eating a baby, but plausible if it was starving I suppose.

[Netherrealmer]

The cat allergy is one is some typo with mic when I am using my digital assistant. What I mean is some people are allergic to cats.

[Jem Smith]

The cat allergy is one is some typo with mic when I am using my digital assistant. What I mean is some people are allergic to cats.

That makes sense. Yeah, they are. It's not deadly though, just really unpleasant.

[germainebull]

Given that Lucas the Spider features large eyes and is hairy, I would newspaper it if I came across it. I have a natural apprehension for spiders that is worsened by the abovementioned exaggerated characteristics of Lucas the Spider.

Sure, I would disappoint the creators of this film. Nonetheless, whom am I to resist the primal urge to be away from spiders?

[Jem Smith]

Sure, I would disappoint the creators of this film. Nonetheless, whom am I to resist the primal urge to be away from spiders?

You could just stay away from them instead of killing them.

Jumping spiders (what Lucas is based on) are super tiny (like, smaller than a fingernail) and totally harmless.