Jumping spiders make great pets for both new and experienced owners alike. They aren’t dangerous and are naturally curious and active. This makes them interesting to watch and easy to handle.

Jumping Spider insect, family Salticidae, on the human skin of hand, macro closeup. Jumping spider (Phidippus regius) front view, the spider is resting, moving its front limbs (pedipalps). Jumping ...

The spider is so large, its fangs could pierce and deliver their lethal venom through a human fingernail, zoo keepers said. A member of the public caught and donated the giant arachnid to the ...

With over 45,000 species of spiders worldwide, there is an ocean of information and facts to uncover about them. Two spider species, the Wolf Spider (Lycosidae) and the Brown Recluse spider ...

Sydney funnel-web spiders (Atrax robustus) are some of the most venomous spiders in the world. If untreated, a single bite can kill a small child within 15 minutes and an adult within three days. A ...

If you suspect a brown recluse spider bite, start by thoroughly washing the area with soap and water. Apply an antibiotic cream, such as bacitracin, to help prevent infection, and contact a healthcare ...

The brown widow spider may sound like someone confusing other venomous spiders like the black widow or brown recluse. Despite the confusion, the brown recluse spider is real and, for people who ...

Naturally, people are fascinated by the idea of a giant spider roaming ancient Australia. Moreover, news outlets and scientists alike have shared the discovery, further increasing public curiosity.

Beaty Biodiversity Museum Director Wayne Maddison has uncovered 30 to 50 never-before-identified species of jumping spiders as part of a Conservation International expedition to Papua New Guinea. The ...

An action-adventure natural-horror film by Jack Sholder follows a scientific expedition group where they are sent to look into an unknown viral epidemic on an island, where the island is filled with a ...

THOUSANDS of giant fish-eating spiders the size of your hand have come back from the "brink of extinction". A map has revealed where colonies of the fen raft spider are lurking after the critters ...