Spider Facts

Tegenaria domestica, also known as the common house spider or barn funnel weaver, is one of the most frequently spotted spiders inside homes across North … Read More

Opiliones, commonly known as harvestmen or daddy longlegs, are fascinating arachnids often mistaken for spiders. This guide explores 20 distinct types of Opiliones, covering their … Read More

Araniella cucurbitina, commonly known as the cucumber green spider, is a small but striking orb-weaver known for its vivid green body and subtle red spot. … Read More

Seeing a black spider with a white spot on its back can instantly raise concern—especially if you’re unsure whether it’s dangerous. These spiders often appear … Read More

The black lace weaver spider is one of the most fascinating — and often misunderstood — arachnids found across the UK. With its glossy dark … Read More

The order Araneae comprises what we commonly know as spiders. Araneae is one of the most diverse and widespread orders in the class Arachnida, containing … Read More

Fishing spiders are large, fast-moving spiders often found near ponds, lakes, and streams. Unlike most spiders, they can walk on water and even dive to … Read More

Black house spiders are one of those quiet, shadowy guests that slip into homes and go unnoticed until someone spots a web in a corner … Read More

In the world of common household spiders, two names often create confusion: hobo spiders and house spiders. They’re both brownish, build webs indoors, and show … Read More

Washington State is home to a wide variety of spiders, ranging from harmless house dwellers to elusive outdoor hunters. Understanding these species helps with proper … Read More