Move over snakes and Samuel L. Jackson, now there are tarantulas on a plane as a horrifying viral TikTok clip shows.
A clip shared to the U.S.-based company's TikTok page shows the man climbing onto seats to catch the spider, as it crawls behind the luggage compartment.
The next shot shows the man, now with the doors open, reaching in to try and capture the spider using a plastic bag. Thankfully he's successful, and after trapping it he carries the spider away, although it's unclear what happened to it as the plane was mid-flight.:"Shout out to the employee who saved our lives.
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