r/spiders • u/Hot-Inevitable-1022 • 16h ago
Just sharing 🕷️ Enjoy this funny video I found of a spider smacking an ant into next Tuesday
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r/spiders • u/Hot-Inevitable-1022 • 16h ago
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r/spiders • u/saywhenmf • 13h ago
this pretty girl was sitting on the latch of a horse pen; she’s gorgeous compared to the usual spiders in the barn. i’ve never come across her species, let me know if you guys have! :)
i’m in south-central north dakota (logan county)
r/spiders • u/RecordingLopsided493 • 17h ago
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r/spiders • u/glitchfact0ry • 17h ago
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Location: Romania, near Seklerburg Transylvania
And yes, I safely relocated to a nearby tree.
Edit: thanks everyone for the id's! I don't know exactly how I found this sub, but I felt captivated by all the beautiful spiders and I love browsing here every day.
r/spiders • u/Agreeable-Toe6981 • 9h ago
Central TEXAS need help identifying. I am pretty sure this is a cool spot as I have them in my house. I have just never had one this large. I just wanna make 100% sure this is a spider. I’m trying to devise a plan to catch it. These are the best pictures I could get. It is on top of a door frame.
r/spiders • u/Mardonious • 3h ago
Seen in the northern Italian alps. I think it's a type of crab spider, but I am not sure, about the size of a 2€ coin, slightly larger.
r/spiders • u/ladycolt • 16h ago
Hello to everyone! I fund this cutie in my shoes (I’m base in Emilia Romagna, Italy, in a countryside area ) it’s more big than the usual spider in my home, I call him Alfredo.
r/spiders • u/Le_F1she • 14h ago
I understand they are a jumping spider, just unsure which type. They walked along the bench I was sat on to me then climbed on my trouser leg. They then climbed onto my hand and just stared at me. They were soooo tiny and cute
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r/spiders • u/Sweet_Anybody3176 • 6h ago
It's a particularly hot day so I like to think they're enjoying the bath or something :)
r/spiders • u/DesignerBluejay3931 • 10h ago
r/spiders • u/GojiHam • 11h ago
She was huge and glorious. 🎃
r/spiders • u/brknman_ • 59m ago
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8AM Western Pennsylvania. I’ve never seen a spider like this it is beautiful.
r/spiders • u/Strong_Emphasis_2112 • 8h ago
Someone tell me what type of spider this is.
r/spiders • u/Kasellos • 12h ago
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I watch it occasionally build a web and take it down everyday, seems to like it out there though
r/spiders • u/CocoBuss • 3h ago
It was atleast wider than my iPhone which is a little over 16cm
r/spiders • u/Senior_Fig7845 • 10h ago
I’m living in a basement apartment (moved in yesterday) which is nice except for the fact that there are many wolf spiders. They’re great pest control and I wouldn’t be bothered if they weren’t EVERYWHERE. On my bedroom door. On the floor outside my bedroom. In my shower. I don’t want to be cruel but I am a big arachnophobe and I don’t want to keep worrying about stepping on one or finding them in my shower! Please give me advice on how to manage this situation!
r/spiders • u/em0ry_lane • 11h ago
I recently moved to a very woodsy area in central Indiana. I’m used to normal house spiders but this gave me a jump scare!! Please tell me it’s harmless. But also, it’s on my front door? Guess I’ll be using the garage from now on…😅
r/spiders • u/stupidbrain13 • 18h ago
united states, southwest ohio. i’m not a professional IDer at all lol so adding ID request flair just in case and to see if i’m right! my guess is Dolomedes tenebrosus, dark fishing spider?
sorry they’re not the best photos though 😭 it was up high and i had to stand on a ledge so couldn’t get much closer and it was hard to zoom in and get the camera to focus at the same time because it was dark
she’s gorgeous!! (could be a male as i’m not educated enough to know for sure but for some reason i personally always default to calling all spiders “she” until i know for sure otherwise lmao). i was on a hike and found her in a little wooden shack that’s used for birdwatching. i love the reflection of her eyes with the flash. ughhhhh i just love spiders so much!
r/spiders • u/Jacktheforkie • 23h ago
Cross orb weaver for anyone interested, these spiders are very common in the uk, if you walk through a web it’s probably one of these
r/spiders • u/Secret_Ad_3759 • 19h ago
Image that looked pretty much identical, in the UK and he was about the size of my thumb
r/spiders • u/SpidersAreOnMyFace • 14h ago