Lucas the Spider, the most musical spider in the world is now also an artist? Seems like there's nothing he can't do!
Lucas shares his art and feelings about his art with his friend the fly. Turns out, looking at art makes you happy inside.
And looking at Lucas videos makes US very happy.
The Snake Buddies team have achieved the impossible... making spider really heckin' cute.
We never thought we'd say this but... we want a box of spiders for Christmas.
And trust us, after seeing this video -- you'll feel the same way.
"Change is in the air... it's Fall! Lucas the Spider and his friend love all the beautiful leaves!"
Our favorite spider and our season in one absolutely perfect video! The sky is falling and we are loving the warmth of those falling colors!
Who knew tarantulas had such tiny and dare we even say "cute" paws? It almost makes them slightly less terrifying.
Almost.
Lucas the Spider is the adorable creation of animator Joshua Slice. In a time where there is no shortage of conflict and turmoil depicted in the news, Lucas the Spider is a brief break, a moment to come together over the unexpected love for a spider. Here are five of his recent videos. Enjoy!
Meanwhile, in Australia... Honestly, we don't even blame the guy, we would've done the same. exact. thing.
In the latest episode of animator Joshua Slice's animated short series, "Lucas the Spider," Lucas (who's voiced by Joshua's nephew) gets into the spirit of Halloween by reading a spooky story.
Thieves have stolen an estimated $40,000 worth of insects and lizards from an insectarium in Philadelphia, in what police believe to be an inside job. The stolen creatures include a six-eyed sand spider, which is among one of the world's most venomous creatures.
Even though spiders might be ranked at the top of your phobias list, there's one spider who could change everything. Lucas the spider is the most adorable spider with big eyes and furry little body you'll just want to hold, squeeze, snuggle and put in your pocket. He is the creation of animator Joshua Slice, who also happened to work on some blockbuster hits like "Epic" and "Zootopia."
