In gardens, you will find various Orange spiders, but the one you often come across is the marbled orb weaver, scientifically known as Araneus marmoreus. People also call it a pumpkin spider because it…
The diving bell spider or Water spider is an underwater architect with eight legs. Instead of webs, it crafts an air bubble under the pond’s surface, creating a shimmering dome. This bubble serves as…
Have you ever met with a special spider that comes out at night? This shy nocturnal spider is called the Barn spider (Araneus cavaticus), mostly found in North America. It is a tiny artist,…
Antilles pinktoe tarantula (Caribena Versicolor), Martinique red tree spider, or Martinique pinktoe is the jewel of the Caribbean rainforest with its sparkling colors of a tropical sunset, emerald greens shimmer across its body, fiery…
The Pumpkin Patch Tarantula or Hapalopus formosus or Hapalopus sp. Colombia is a unique and colorful spider from Colombia. With its bright orange and black colors, it looks like a tiny pumpkin patch on…
The Arizona Blond Tarantula (Aphonopelma chalcodes), also referred to as the western desert tarantula or Mexican blonde tarantula, is a captivating spider indigenous to the arid regions of the American Southwest and northern Mexico.…
Harvestmen spiders, commonly called “daddy longlegs,” part of the Opiliones order, are arachnids known for their unique long legs and compact bodies. With over 6,000 species, they share some traits with spiders but are…
Have you ever heard of or do you know what a Brazilian wandering spider is? It is a big venomous spider from places like Central and South America, and people sometimes call it the banana spider.…
Spiders, often imagined as silent weavers of webs, may not be as quiet as we think. The question arises: do spiders make noise? Surprisingly, some spiders do produce sounds, and not all of them remain silent.…