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>https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x30jnvw
Hey bros, I think this is one of the best places on the internet for finding lost media. So much of what I have requested over the years has been found by anons on this board and I am super grateful for that!
In the interest of giving back, and on the off-chance that somebody remembers my OP, I would like to share with you a piece of lost media that anons weren't able to find for me but that I found recently after some more digging.
I had been looking for an informational video on YouTube about the Huntsman spider, one of the largest spiders on the planet. The host of the video was an American guy with a California surfer-dude accent dressed a bit like Steve Irwin. I had seen this video around 2013-2014, it used to be one of the first things that came up when you searched for that particular spider on YouTube, but the video has now been deleted. By sheer luck I stumbled upon a copy of the video that had been uploaded to Dailymotion 9 years ago, linked above. The original YouTube video was uploaded by a channel on the platform known as Epic Wildlife, which is still active to this day.
>https://www.youtube.com/@EpicWildlife
Never give up hope for lost media, I had been searching for years! If you have any lost media that you want found, perhaps this thread can serve as a general.
Hey bros, I think this is one of the best places on the internet for finding lost media. So much of what I have requested over the years has been found by anons on this board and I am super grateful for that!
In the interest of giving back, and on the off-chance that somebody remembers my OP, I would like to share with you a piece of lost media that anons weren't able to find for me but that I found recently after some more digging.
I had been looking for an informational video on YouTube about the Huntsman spider, one of the largest spiders on the planet. The host of the video was an American guy with a California surfer-dude accent dressed a bit like Steve Irwin. I had seen this video around 2013-2014, it used to be one of the first things that came up when you searched for that particular spider on YouTube, but the video has now been deleted. By sheer luck I stumbled upon a copy of the video that had been uploaded to Dailymotion 9 years ago, linked above. The original YouTube video was uploaded by a channel on the platform known as Epic Wildlife, which is still active to this day.
>https://www.youtube.com/@EpicWildlife
Never give up hope for lost media, I had been searching for years! If you have any lost media that you want found, perhaps this thread can serve as a general.
