Dec 22, 2025
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Beautiful jumping spider with some gorgeous emerald green eyes :)
Judging by the look of the pedipalps it seems to be a male.
scary eight legged creature of terror and suffering
I love how well you can see this one's stupid little head antenna hairs in the shadow
They want to be a new hat :)
Spectacular Crab Spider (they are in fact very spectacular!), photographed by Steven Gill, (Source)
Have my first ever Don't Starve Together Fanart. what better way to show my excitement about the new game than drawing your favorite character? so I drew my main, which is Webber.
Also, the little spider is Mimi, I always call the first spider friend like that whenever I start a new world.
BOO!!!
I'm late, but still HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!!:DDD yesterday-
knock-knock!
Oh! Look who's opened the door!
" ... You're not going to run away too, are you, Little Spider? "
He hasn't had any luck with trick-or-treaters, but hopefully he'll finally get to give someone some candy! He even dressed up!
Ahhhhh!! It's a Bunny Harvestman Spider! These Lil guys are from Eastern Ecuador and are so freaking cute.
Poecilotheria metallica
Is also known as peacock tarantula. It is an Old World species of tarantula. It is the only blue species of Poecilotheria. The species is critically endangered. While it is young the spider is less chromatic and the coloring turns to blue as it matures.
When full size the leg span of the peacock tarantula is 15-20 cm (6-8 in). In the wild it lives in holes of tall trees where it makes asymmetrical funnel webs. The primary prey consists of various flying insects. It is a photosensitive species. There hasn’t been a recorded human death from its bite.
The Venom may produce a heart-rate increase followed by sweating, headache, stinging, cramping or swelling. Effects can last for up to a week. Extreme bites from the genus may still be felt months later.