I think they are called derby spiders from where i live, because they are the only first species of orbweavers to ever walk like a robot and highly aggressive compared to other spiders.

Cute little huntsman - we are currently visiting Australia

He was quite the character, very animated and engaged with my face! A ton of fun to hang out with, he’s happy to be back in my garden. Any clue as to what he is?

She was so sweet and look at those big ol eyes! CT

Sorry about the movement. Holding my phone steady at head level was easier said than done. She was so cool but was missing yesterday. Her little man is still there, though.

southern alaska. not sure if it even a spider, ive never seen anything like it here. its about the size of a fingertip

I live in Tucson Arizona. Is this a type of Recluse?

From a sitting room in Ireland 😂

It's the biggest spider I've ever seen. Legs included, it's a little bigger than a quarter. I took the best photo I could in the dark.

She is litterally:
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Suggesting since this is intended to be a spider-positive sub and it feels incongruous and saddening. I get why people do it, but I think having it so it's censored and more optional to click on to see would be nice.

Firstly, if anyone could identify her that would be fab. I haven’t done any googling, but she’s about the size of my pinky nail.

But importantly, we are driving from Oregon to Idaho right now and noticed her a little too late on our car. Should I just let her be? She’s fine living in our mirror, but I worry the climate change could kill her. Also happy to make a little home for her in my home if it’s ethical.

Look at this cute fellow who decided my car window was a good place to set up shop. I had to relocate them for their safety but I'm sure the bugs are just as good a little farther away.

Central scotland

The darker spider ran underneath the door and got into a turf war with the lighter one (house or wolf spiders possibly?). Thought it was cool and thought I'd share it with you all

Macquarie University have released footage of a new species of spider with a unique hunting technique.

Nicknamed "the ballista spider" after the ancient Roman weapon, this tiny critter spins a powerful spring-operated snare to catch a single species of ant.

Hi r/spiders

First time here, since spiders freak me out haha. But I saw this spider at my work in Copenhagen, which I've never seen before in Denmark, and I've grown up here.

About the size of the last digit of my thumb. The only one I could think of are a type of spiders that hunt, rather than make webs

in central valley of california. found evidence of bro in my frogs terrium a week ago but was only able to catch him today. put him in the neighbors bush lol. thinking cobweb spider, but there is a bunch i’ve had to relocate from my room so would like the peace of mind cuz clearly an egg sac hatched. he’s the biggest ive found as the other ones were getting escaped fruit flies and he j had everything at his finger tips 🤣

Whatever’s comfy for you bro

What is this one??

I recently built a structure off my patio to hold 3 solar panels it's an awning, sort of, basically and has become a home for like 10 different little webs of these exact spiders right here. I love spiders but I'm unsure what this is. I know it's not a recluse or black widow so I'm good also I'm in Missouri if that helps

In my sink last night and can't get out. Currently hiding in the drain.

SE Wisconsin.