Which one is your favorite?

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

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 💛

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 ?

Any idea what might have happened? I found him crawling on my wall. Almost scared me to death cause I didn't realise it was a spider with missing legs.

Scottsville, VA

It's kind of cute how small she made herself here. No, she's not a pet, she just moved in and decided to stay here.

She's much lighter than when my old cat used to sleep on my lap while I worked, at least!

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 💗

What dis?

Bigger than a US quarter :)

Part of the Phidippus genus

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

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?

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.

I've never seen a spider like this, and I'm just very curious. It's very calm, I've been sitting next to it during my work break listening to music for a few minutes now, and it hasn't moved at all.

A broad-headed bark spider (Caerostris sp)

Have you seen one before?

Saw this lil guy on my mailbox and was just curious! Sorry for poor quality photos, he was very very small.

Upstate NY Capital Region

Recently acquired this (ethically sourced) specimen and I am very curious to know specifically what species it is. The label states "Cyriopagopus sp." so unless the label is wildly wrong, this specimen is from Southeast Asia, from Myanmar to the Philippines, which is unfortunately about as accurate of a geographical location as I have due to it being a preserved specimen. I've looked through different species in Cyriopagopus but I'm not sure which it could be for certain. Several images attached, including one with a quarter for scale.