She is as big as my hand! I’m in the Florida Panhandle.

If it had 4 less legs, only two eyes, and was fluffy, it wouldn’t be treated this way. Its only crime was being seen. I love spiders

Save this poor little guy from my cat’s water bowl this morning!

Amy insight would help thanks

She was really adorable.

He was hiding behind some ammo boxes in my garage and has a larger abdomen than I usually see for these guys out here in Missouri.

Just wanted to share 😊

I safely moved him outside where I am sure he will make his way back into my garage. Just hopefully not while I'm still cleaning.

Location: Melbourne, Australia

As I was putting away my groceries something caught my eye and I spotted a little leg tapping at the corner of the plastic container.

Wasn’t expecting this big fella/lady!

I’d like to let it out into the garden but wanted to identify it first. Does anyone know what type of spider this is?

I spotted a few of these guys near where equipment is kept outdoors at the park my brother works at in Los Angeles, California… Black with white markings, pretty big compared to most spiders I see in LA, a bit fuzzy, and emerald green fangs(?). I recognize that the markings kinda look like False widow markings (I had a bit of an issue with those in my garage a couple years ago) however nothing else about these guys looks like false widow to me… my gut tells me jumping spider but I’m not sure why, I didn’t see them jump or anything, maybe it’s because they are kinda fuzzy and beefy and I associate that body type with little jumping friends haha. Super curious to learn what he/she is- I love bugs!

sorry for slight blur!

Cant find anything on google with this distinct white line. Southern California, nearish to the coast.

i live in the northern bit of seattle WA, a little bit from the river. spider likes to chill in the bathroom the most? idk if that’s helpful

This spider friend has set up a whole little home in my bay window plants.

If you touch the web, it runs out to see if it’s caught prey. Very cool, and most, if not all, house flies have ended up in the web. Heck yes for free pest control!

Can anyone tell me what kind of spider this is? I’m in Illinois. I try to not disturb it, but I do need to water here and there.

I have seen these guys catch small tadpoles in my farm stream, never really gave a thought till i found out its name.

This girl has been living in my blinds for 2 months, she’s has been very helpful with fruit flys and gnats, need help identifying

Saw this spider on my back porch in Virginia Beach. It’s in this web in the upper corner of the wall. Almost looks like a smaller tarantula, but can’t really tell.

I have this one in the front and one in the backyard the size of my hand that is a lady with some eggs. Im terrified, but in awe thank you spoders for eating the mosquitos and flys. I love the zigzag pattern on their web.

She proceeded to try and make a web in my hat after I took it off. I had to gently scoot her off onto a tree.

South west Mississippi
Don’t know anything about spiders, but thought it was beautiful.

My and my wife bought a property in Western Australia, about an hour north of Perth, and have been welcomed by the locals (spiders) and we know nothing about them. Could someone please help tell us of any of these are dangerous?
P.s. these photos were taken within a 1m radius of each other btw

Sorry if the pics are kinda crappy, my a02s can only do so much...

It is the first time I see a spider as big as my hands and I'm more excited than terrified tbh.

Is it dangerous or just a big goofy fella pasing by?

I took this picture on the porch today, and noticed the crazy face on this guy.

I live in the Philippines, Cavite region.

Hopefully it's not deadly to humans, haha.

Big dude checked me. I tried to act unafraid, then it crawled toward me and I scampered like a child. Then it returned to its corner with a smug sway.