A British man’s wedding anniversary spun out of control when a Peruvian wolf spider bit him and laid eggs in his toe — with a baby hatching inside and “eating its way out.” Colin Blake and ...

#4: Wolf Spiders Generally Hatch in the Spring In the U.S., baby wolf spiders are usually born in the spring or early summer. For most common species, mating generally takes place in the fall, and ...

"If you want to be rid of spiders in your home space, I would encourage you to not squash. You can either do two things: You ...

There aren't many people who will view a spider as a welcome visitor in their home, but did you know you should never squash ...

Last week residents in the Bay Area reported web-like clumps hanging from trees, a process scientists say are likely caused by baby spiders dispersing.

4. Black widow spiderlings don’t look like the adults. When black widow spider eggs hatch, the spiderlings (baby spiders) that emerge look very different from mom or dad.

“After they hatch, baby spiders release strands of silk that get caught by the wind and carry them to new homes. That way they can find food and homes without competing with their siblings ...

Jessica Street, a farm owner, was in her kitchen when she saw a large wolf spider on the wall and while attempting to remove the arachnid, she accidentally caused a huge sac of eggs to hatch.

Do Joro spiders really fly? Yes and no. Like many other baby spiders, when Joros hatch from their egg sacs they use a tactic called balloning.

In the spring, up to 1500 baby Joro spiders hatch. Those baby spiders release several threads of silk, travel with the wind, and can be carried hundreds of miles away depending on the wind.

“After they hatch, baby spiders release strands of silk that get caught by the wind and carry them to new homes. That way they can find food and homes without competing with their siblings ...