r/spiders

I believe she's a wolf spider. Missouri.

Macro shot of a Phidippus regius (Regal Jumping Spider). Loving the iridescent green/pink shimmer on the chelicerae and the reflection in those big AME eyes. Taken with focus stacking to get everything sharp from the eyes to the fangs.

I found this on the lamp at my house, I live in Mexico city. Is it a widow? My cats were trying to reach it and while i generally let them be, this one looks suspicious

I was just having my coffee and noticed something out of the corner of my eye. Little dude(tte) has been busy!

Thought it'd be appreciated here !

I went on a walk today in middle TN and almost stepped on this guy. I believe it’s a trapdoor spider but I’ve honestly never seen one in person. If anyone happens to know a more specific ID that would be neat!

Anyone know what this spider is? Is it venomous? It was right by my pillow!

Props to my sister for being brave enough to film, she’s deathly afraid of bugs lol

My daughter (6 y/o) has been wanting her own pet in her room for a while. She has always loved spiders (or pashees as she called them as a toddler) and I found this fishing spider at a local creek that I thought would enjoy this old palandarium I’ve had sitting in my shed. She named it “Girl Power”

this has never happened to me before, i dont even know if this is a common thing or not but i found what i think is a spider egg sack on my tescos banana which was bought yesterday. i removed it with my mum with a screwdriver to see what it was and took a picture of the underside of it, opened the banana and it didnt look any different inside (def didnt eat it dont worry. the rest of the bananas look fine, just have a couple white bits all over them but honestly could be something else it was touching in my fridge, not sure

i was wondering if its even possible to tell what kind of spider it might be ? or if the eggs will hatch eventually and i should contain them somehow, or if its safe to eat the rest of the bunch ? thanks for any help

Giant Wolf spider. The leg was already missing when I captured it. Biggest one I've seen so far, since moving out here. Banana for scale.

Folks on r/termites say this is a spider. We're freaking out. Will call pest service tomorrow to confirm but could this be a yellow sac spider? It fell on me while I was on the couch - no idea where it came from and it seems to have been dead when it hit me (didn't try crawling away).