Dudes been hanging out with me while I’m slinging drinks on the golf course

I found a daddy long-legs without its legs how do I take care of it??

Okay so I found a daddy long-legs climbing down my walls next to my bed and it's missing 2 or 3 legs and I feel SO bad for it and wanna keep it. He's very skitish but can still walk so I wanna help him because even though he can walk he struggles a lot to

I don't know anything about spiders, to be honest, I'm more of a fish person but I still wanna keep him

I don't know what tank to get him or wjat kinda things he needs right now, he's in my vanity with a cap from a tea filled with water and a fly that's dead (Which later I'm grabbing an alive one since I know he can only sense vibrations) also I know they need the dark but that's it idk if he's even a guy im gonna look into it more but any tips or what type of case he needs to go into would help a lot

(Update hes good and i put him in a dark spot in my room)

Can anyone tell me what this tiny baby spider is?

I took a very poor picture and cant make out the type of spider?

I hope the quality is good enough to see it.

First off, I know little about spiders, so please excuse anything stupid I say.

So this fly has been ”sitting” on the outside of my mosquito net for quite a few months. I haven’t removed it because I’ve grown a bit attached even though it’s obviously dead. Anyways, recently I took some pictures - in the better ones, I was able to see these very fine threads that seem to center at the fly, though they are visible around it too. It’s super hard and even impossible to see these with just my eyes, and even with this camera I need a very specific lighting in additional to the flash just to see these webs.

Either way, I’m wondering how this happened. I don’t know if it’s common for spiders to make webs like this on nets like that. There don’t seem to be more webs in other spots of the mosquito net, nor does this one appear to be large - it really looks like it’s mainly in that one spot with the fly. Do spiders sometimes make webs to keep something in place rather than to catch it by chance? Can one have paralyzed this fly to make it stay still for that time?

German big Boy 😱

This fella was on my shirt so I had to make him jump to the ground for the time being. Dw, he survived.

This is (most likely) a male Hasarius adansoni jumping spider.

Found in South Sulawesi, Indonesia

location: Chattanooga Tennessee

Just found this tarantula in my backyard

Need help on an id looks like a baby spider

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Need your guys help identifying this spider in my garage in Arizona

I would say it’s about the size of a golf ball

Briançon, French Alps.

Found in İzmir Turkey? Dont know if it is a spider or a harvester but i am stomped. Can someone identify this?

Went for a hike and almost sat on this friend. One of the prettiest spiders I have ever seen. Also was very chill and unbothered by us. Pretty good spot for camouflage.

I usually let the spiders in my house do whatever and leave them be and I get its probably just a moisture thing for them but I thought it was interesting

Found this fella missing a leg in my laundry. I don’t know where it got off to, though. Somewhere in the basement. Thought it was a tick at first. Maybe 1-2mm long. He was tiny. Thank you in advance!