This was found in a restaurant setting, and the cleaner sent me these pictures after they had dispatched it out of fear. Any medical significance? Thanks for your expertise!

Did you know you’re sharing your bed with thousands of tiny arachnids? 🧹 

Quinten Geldhof, also known as Microhobbyist, shows how a single spider can produce up to seven different types of silk, each with its own job. Sturdy dragline silk builds the web’s frame, while sticky blobs of silk set the trap for prey. Pound for pound, it’s up to five times stronger than steel, and a strand long enough to circle the Earth would weigh just 4.4 pounds! What would you use spider silk for?

Not sure what sort of spider this is or if it's poisonous!

I took it from in case she jumped on me, I was scared as he'll

I'm from Uruguay, Maldonado.

Thought this was glistening a cluster of seeds in my garden during the spring of the pandemic. Until I touched it, and they scattered! I still have a healthy population of them now.

🔥And if I had the sun and moon
And they were shinin'
I would give you both night and day
Love satisfyin'
I feel like makin'
Feel like makin' love🔥

TIL Male Daddy Long Legs (these are harvestman) have a penis that extends from their underside and transfers sperm directly into the female. Males also produce a liquid secretion (the goo you’re seeing between them) called a nuptial gift. The female may consume this secretion during courtship or mating.

NW Ohio, USA. Found in my basement.
I was curious what those little things are at the end of the butt.

He made a nice web from my tomatoe to calamnsi tree. Anyone know if it’s bad for either plant?

Random lake, Wi

Tarantula? With what i assume is a whole lot of babies on her back?

Found indoors. I’m located in mid Missouri. Is this a wolf spider?

Wolf Spider, Crickets and a Beetle Floating in the Pool Skimmer

… mostly joro spider webs… all seen on my walk this morning

Location: Southern California, chapparel region about 30min from coast.

This friendly garden spider, lovingly named “Jimmy”, is so very cool. At first, I thought it might be a spiny backed spider, but it resembles the long like a yellow garden spider. Spiny backs didn’t seem to have as long of legs and this guy, but the yellow garden spiders don’t seem to have the spiny backs. I gotta believe it’s a crossover of some kind and appreciate the communities help!

I was able to use a magnifying lens on my phone to get really close and you can see the hair on its abdomen in the last pic.

I got stung on my finger today by this scorpion hiding in some debris.

Si alguien pudiera hacer o mandar una imagen de cuerpo de esta especie lo agradecería bastante, tengo mucha curiosidad de como sería esta especie a cuerpo completo, las imágenes que adjunto son lo único que logré encontrar de la especie y como ven no son de cuerpo completo. También si saben de alguna página web que pueda contener una imagen lo agradecería bastante.

Apologies for the terrible picture shes just big and skinny spiders freak me out located in Arkansas Im assuming its an orb weaver of some sort but I dont want to try and relocate it if its something that could be dangerous I just want the porch back.

I see wild tarantulas on walks. Here are four different individual tarantulas I recorded in the Southwest, USA. The second one shown is mostly brown - i think it might be getting ready to molt as the body type and structure seem almost identical to the others. Can anyone help me confirm this? Is it a different species?

Centrobunus braueri es una especie de opilión endémica de la isla de Mahe en las islas Seychelles, estoy buscando una ilustración de la especie para saber cómo era, si alguien la tiene lo agradecería bastante