There are some folks who abhor killing things... even the creepy crawlies so this guy obviously wanted to capture it and toss it back outside where it belongs.
Knowing how to effectively kill things does the same.
Very good... as long as the animal/insect/bird/fish/reptile doesn't feel threatened it'll pretty much leave you well enough alone. What get people bit, sprayed, stung, etc. is the panic they have upon seeing it and run/scream/pound/throw things/charge it/whatever! The animal not knowing what this larger creature is about to do to it or it's intentions (and does it really CARE?) is going to do whatever nature designed it to do to defend itself. Granted the dynamics change when it's a predator. You ACT/LOOK/SMELL like prey... you gonna BE prey. OR if you're invading THEIR space (out in the woods, in their waters, etc.) then they gonna react pretty much the same way you would.The bowl technique doesn't work for jumping spiders. A better approach is to lightly toss a towel up against the surface where the spider is, while holding the corner. The spider will jump and cling to the fabric, and as the towel falls toward the ground you flip it so the spider is underneath. You then gather the twoel up, take it outside, and shake it out. Easy peasy.
Getting wild animals out of one's house is a lot easier than most people realize. It doesn't have to end in drama. For instance, when I was doing research in the desert at night, I would leave the door to my hovel open to cool the interior. There was a skunk that would come inside and shack out on a regular basis. It was no big deal to shoo it outside by walking around it, outside the zone where it would feel threatened enough to spray.
Admittedly I wanted this in the comedy but realizing that some folks are terrified of spiders, I mean really scared. This would've classified as a horror film to some. :idunno: Mods can move it if they want.
