Which one is your favorite?

Can anybody identify this one please? He said it was roughly 10cm across.

Google lens says flat rock spider, but I don't think they are native here ?

Some people are scared of spiders, but this little one just wants to say hello, one tiny leap at a time. They're growing so fast, and honestly? I'm just the landing pad 💛

Been here for years 💪🫶🤩 not asking if anyone knows it personally..!

if you're cold, they're cold. bring em inside!

*she resides in my potted plants most days, has free reign of the house and everyone knows to leave her be, wherever she is 💗

I met this little entity on my lunch today. They were floating in the breeze, landed on my leg, struck a couple poses and then went on their way.

I have no idea how to even begin identifying what species they are so I figured I’d seek more experienced opinions

Thank you for helping out in advance!

Scottsville, VA

Zoom in closely, it seems to have a human face

What dis?

I was enjoying some last rays of sunshine on my balcony in South Germany. There are like 17 ladybugs on the wall here and I noticed one of them limping. When I tried to get off the thing that made it limp, I noticed that a spider was trying to hunt it. If anyone can tell me what spider that is I’d appreciate it but mostly I just wanted to share this neat video.

Can anyone id this spider I found when putting on my sweater? It is quite large. Front range Colorado.

Hey there from michigan! Found this guy in my garage as he slowly crawled out from under a bookcase. Wondering what he is!

Healthy boi (or perhaps lady?) in the basement of my new place.

found this crab spider (i think?) on a family members porch and was obsessed with how it looked like it was gonna get me at any given second 💀 i was so scared and intrigued lol

I was able to get a super close photo using the iPhone 18 Pro’s macro mode. I was like an inch away from the spider.

Found in the garage. I am looking for confirmation that this is a Wolf Spider, but I’m more interested in the sac. It is about .75 inches. Any estimate as to how many babies could be in the sac?

best pic i have..

Bigger than a US quarter :)

Part of the Phidippus genus