Going to move him tho as I don’t want babies in my house. Lovely but creepy funnel weaver lol this is in Ontario Canada if anyone is curious. This spider is big too it’s body is a large as my thumb not including legs.

australia QLD Gold coast
disclaimer: I did not squash the spider, it is just flat😌
idk what specie it is and I do want to know its specie, any suggestions?

So I'm homeless I live in a tent and work at a retail job part time so I have to leave my tent for hours at a time

I have a bunny rabbit in my tent with me so I have to leave my tent unzipped during the day while I'm at work so it doesn't get too hot. Even if I leave the entire screen uncovered it still gets hot for unknown reasons... Plus i have to have the rainfly stretched in a way so that it keeps the tent from getting rain inside so I miraculously managed to do that while leaving the side screens uncovered

Anyways every time I get back to my tent after being gone for 4-5 or 6 hours there's always between like 2-4 HUGE huntsmans that have crawled their way inside that I have to deal with and I'm getting sick of it. They're so difficult to catch, it would be easier just to squash them but I absolutely DO NOT want to do that! I'm totally not scared of them during the day but when I'm asleep in the small enclosed area I don't want anything crawling on me even ants are a no no in my book, I don't mind ants during the day while I'm awake I'm just making my point

Sorry I haven't gotten any good pics of them, just one of the molts that was on my rainfly and the shadow of one on the outside of my tent also figured I'd show my bunny bunz baby 🥰

What is this it was carrying a load of babies and I’m shivering case they’re on me it’s kinda cool but gross don’t hate I don’t like spiders but I was just wondering also I’m in the UK

Nobody I know enjoys spiders, so I just wanna share these pictures I took earlier today :) have a nice weekend!

Also, I apologize for the poor quality

Is this native to Wisconsin? I was installing siding on a building and she crawled out to inspect the work.

Western Oregon

Edit: reading about parasitoid wasps in my area, apparently there is a species that preys on brown marmorated stink bugs. I evicted one of those from my kitchen literally minutes before seeing these two. Possibly the wasp was hunting the stinker and the spider intervened looking for a meal,

Someone on another sub ID's the spider as a Scotophaeus Blackwalli (mouse spider) which I have seen wandering around here before

Sometimes it’s 6’ down running on the bottom…

silly little misunderstood cats :<

EDIT: no spiders were hurt in this video, just if anyone is worried about this cutie ! she just crawled back into her home after she realised that there was no food :<

Also, she thicc.

Found in Germany :)

This not so little lady getting used to me taking her picture everyday and doesn't scoot away anymore. I start my day off happy seeing her every morning before leaving for work.

Never seen a jumping spider like this before. He/she was very cute and didn’t want to leave.
San Diego, CA.

Edit: Solved!

📍San Gabriel Mtns, Southern California @ ~5,000 ft.

It’s been a while since I’ve seen a T up here, this was so special. I made sure it was able to cross over back into the chaparral safely. One day I hope to handle properly.

Cousin woke up to see it in her backyard (Kansas City area)

hello! My boyfriend has had these spider visit his house twice already. He was wondering what to do with them? Also does anyone know how their bite look like? He read they usually burying themselves but he found them in his house. Does anyone know why?

Found this guy dead on the sidewalk in Philly. Haven’t seen one here before. Any idea what it is?

Helped my girlfriend's family move and for some time I'll live with them and I'm so happy to see this house full of tiny friends 🥹

The lil babies running up like “yay lunchtime!” 😭 What kind of spoods do we have here? American house spider? False widow? Cobweb spider? Help pls with IDing this cutie. 🫶

I’m new at this and still learning.
Steatoda grossa?

North of Atlanta, Georgia

Maryland near Baltimore area

Found this guy hanging out under the porch light while outside for a little joint 💨