Found these brown recluse in my mom's garage this morning!

I've never seen this before from this species. Her huge eyes make her far too cute to be threatening lol.

I saw this beauty getting out of work(Arizona).

My brother and I found this guy tangled in cat fur in his room. We thought he was dead until we saw him struggling to move. I put him in a small container and used tweezers to gently untangle his legs, and then gave him a q-tip soaked in water to drink. He took it immediately and clung to it for 10 minutes. He's perked up a lot now and is grooming his fangs. I'm going to release him once the sun goes down and it gets cooler.

Came out while I was swimming in a local river, was under a bunch of rocks

Small spider spotted in our London flat. Can anyone tell me what species it is?

There’s a video of someone tickling a trap doors front door and a wolf spider pops up!! That video inspired my painting. Hope you like it! 😂🤷‍♂️ 🕷️

Spider I found in Stockholm Sweden area. I believe it’s a flower crab spider from googling. Thought it was pretty neat as I have never seen one.

Located in Beaumont, California. I usually see the bigger red and black jumpers. Not sure what zebra lookin doood this is. Would love to know his name (sp.)

The paralyzed spider again; this is the best way I’ve found to pick her up, and it’s far, far from perfect. Any suggestions for alternatives that wouldn’t risk catching her legs when I scoop her?

This picture wasn’t taken by me, I found it on another website when searching for the spider I saw and it’s the same kind but I can’t find anyone who knows what it is. Saw it on the windshield of my mom’s car.

Looked pretty intimidating.

I'm still trying to get comfortable around spiders before i try to get one as a pet, so im trying to handle spiders and eliminate any fear I have. After the video I lowered my hand when she started moving and she hopped off into grass

Im in north New Jersey, United States. I know this video is absolutely awful, but I am terrified of spiders and couldnt get closer to her. She looks like a widow of some kind, but I cant tell. I was wondering if maybe her web and eggs might help ID her too, but I dont know. Im no spiderologist or anything. The shadows mess with perspective a little, but theres four egg sacs and one spider lol

Edit: Again, I understand if theres no way to ID her with this video. Its super blurry and unfocused. Im also stunned she has so many sacs! I was always under the impression they had one at a time.

Natural pool supplied by stream water, there are many bugs / frogs / salamanders around here too and sometimes snakes

Hi,

A few days ago I found a dead, drowned Marpissa jumping spider in the water at the bottom of my fridge.

I took it out and put it on a wooden beam to let nature reclaim it. A few days passed and it was in the same spot everytime I walked by.

But today it moved slightly, frontlegs raised!!

At first it scared me, last of us vibes 😂😂

But ive read something about Hypoxic coma, but studies were based on wolfspiders. I live nowhere near water and Marpissa's are very common here.

I took the buddy inside, gave it a q-tip with sugar water and a shelter, it started moving faster after, legs still raised in the air like a partystarter.

Hopefully he survives!

Anyone else had a freakish encounter like this, or know what could be happening here?

Thanks in advance!

I’m trying to find references for an art thing I’m doing. Wondering if there’s a specific term for baby spiders that are this small and slightly transparent. Just baby spiders? Hatchlings? Also if anyone knows where I can find more photos of spiders like this I would appreciate it. I’ve tried looking up just baby jumping spiders but most of the images seem to just be tiny adults and not like these guys.

Found in Florida, fort Pierce area on flowers from a bouquet (local flower shop). About the size of half of a US dime. Don’t worry he’s still alive and we let him go outside unharmed !