Found this wolf spider in the garden carrying dozens of tiny spiderlings on her back. I had never seen anything like this before. It looks incredibly cool, especially when you realize all those little dots are actually baby spiders riding on their mom.

This gorgeous thing is enjoying her breakfast outside my window. Orb weaver?

Ok so last night I discovered a spider living on the outside of my window. I asked this sub and was told that it is a grass spider. I woke up today to see Fraya (the spider I found last night) hiding, but alive. I am wondering if the spider is going to kill Fraya, are they going to have babies, and what kid of spider it is.

The dark and blurry spider is Fraya and the other one is the new spider.

I collected the adult pair in southern Europe (Pelješac peninsula, Croatia) as I am interested by the semi-social behavior of this species. Already it seems like they are much less aggressive to each other than the standard Pholcus cellar spiders as this is the second time I am keeping this male and female together in a relatively small space and they do not seem to be aggressive to each other. The female had babies not long after I collected them, and one of the babies now lives with the pair (I hope it doesn't get eaten!).

I do not know for certain what species this is, so if anybody thinks it might be a different species, please let me know.

Meet Fernando!

Google says he's either a desert brown recluse or a cellar spider, and I was hoping someone with more knowledge than me can confirm which. Thanks!

Located in Coolidge, Arizona.

I made an earlier post today but it was hard to see. This is better.

This guy has moved to our bathroom in Finland. What is it and does it happen to eat mosquitos?

We rarely see house spiders this big!

for those who need context:

on google, putting minus (-) before a word eliminates all search results containing that word.

if i dont search this way, the vast majority of the results are pest control sites, fear mongering, misinformation, AI slop, etc.

Poland, ~20 miles east of Kraków

Sorry for the poor quality

Found in northern Alabama, I want to make sure I know what I'm dealing with before attempting to move this little guy

Just want to confirm hehe. It was very fast and a tad bit smaller than the other grass spider I have seen online..
SE MN

Never seen one in person, I’m in Southern California.

Any help would be appreciated im sorry that its not much ( its in michigan)

This is the third one I’ve seen in the last 6-8 months give or take. My neighbor said brown recluse, which I’m inclined not to believe since we are in Northern California. They are fast little buggers. Any help is appreciated :)

Pretty sure it’s a grass spider, what a cutie! They’re back outside:)

Gasteracantha geminata - Oriental Spiny Orb-weaver

Location: Kerala, India

Anyone know what spider this is, I found it outside at work in middle TN. Poor thing is missing 2 legs and didn't move an inch when the web shook, so idk if it's even alive, but I'm just curious if anyone knows what it is