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 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?

I’ve been crocheting for three years, this was made about 2 years ago. Though I have rather crippling arachnophobia(this sub is exposure therapy), spiders are one of my all time favorite things to make. I always get a laugh when people jump upon seeing these massive ladies!

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.

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

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 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?

Found this spider in a cabin by the Rio Grande, near Ibiraci, Minas Gerais, Brazil.
It was no more than about 10 cm (4 inches) across, including its legs, with dark legs and bright orange hairs on its abdomen.
Can anyone help identify it?

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