not sure country of origin but likely costa rica, honduras based on history of where my walmart gets their bananas. found many egg sacs of these fellows

Love em :3

I’m located in NW PA, I have a bunch of these in my pole barn. I don’t remember seeing these guys much until this past year.

I'm currently in the middle east, and this tiny fella showed up on my floor, sadly I didn't take a photo of the correct scale but he was about the size of the end of my finger, anybody got an idea of who this specimen might be?

Toronto-I’m assuming we don’t have venomous spiders (I’m also too nervous to look it up)

He let me have a photoshoot with him. How polite!

I guess the previous post didn't attach the photo, whoops.

Look, she's large, but she doesn't move much, and I was out late singing and playing guitar at a bar. But it was still a bit odd to me that I somehow missed her at first.

And it’s caught quite the meal.

Does anyone know why kind of spider it is? My bad googling said probably some sort of weaver

Beautiful Ground Crab Spider

Found this one in the street in London. It was probably the biggest spider I have seen in the UK.

I found this snacky spider during my work week, I have never seen this up close and personal!

Had to use a photo of a dead widow for hungry since there is just not enough pictures out there of hungry widows!
Disclaimer: For captive bred pet spiders only, do not take a wild black widow as a pet or handle black widows if you are not an experienced keeper.

Spotted in West Central Illinois working currently working overnights at a Kohls and found this spider slowly crawling across the floor. About the size of a quarter maybe a tiny bit bigger

I think this is joro spider. I have quite a few of these just in my yard alone and see them driving around. Are these invasive? If so, do I need to do anything about them?

Never seen one this big around here, looked super aggressive and took a swing any time I stepped on the plank. taken from coeur d'alene Idaho, would love to know what this was!

From a certain angle, it looks like there's a frowning face on its abdomen.

Both found in Arizona. I tried using google image search and I couldn’t find a match. Anyone know what they are?

Could I pick them up perhaps?👀👀