A spider the size of a bus was discovered by ufologists from the MexicoGeek project using Google Maps. The insect was found on one of the unknown islands and was basking in the sun at that moment.
Scott Warring, who helped spread the giant spider video, says the footage is just further proof of just how little science knows about super-large insect species living on ocean shores. He cautions that perhaps the next time they go fishing, anyone could become a spider's meal and should be extremely careful.
Also, there are suspicions that it may be a giant crab, not a spider.
But many in the world doubt the credibility of this video. Usually, when ufologists post something like this, they indicate the coordinates of Google Maps or Googl Earth of the places shown in the photo or video. All this is done so that those who have doubts can check on their own, that is, the coordinates indicate reliability. In this case, there is no data on the coordinates, and it is impossible to say for sure whether the spider is real or whether it is someone's falsification, because it is not even known where in the world ufologists found this huge insect.