Sep 30, 2025
A Texas recluse (Loxosceles devia) in South Texas, USA
by jciv
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A Texas recluse (Loxosceles devia) in South Texas, USA
by jciv
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Six-eyed sand spider, Sicarius thomisoides, Sicariidae
Found in Chile
Photo 1 by edreybelmar, 2 by rodcat13, 3 by jachatata, 4 by bastian_riveros, 5 (for scale) by lauranitnelav, and 6 (egg sacs) by jcontrerasento
[VIDEO AND PHOTOS TAKEN: SEPTEMBER 24TH, 2024 | Video and Image IDs: A video and two photos of a brown, brown recluse. In the video, a white towel is flipped over to reveal the spider, who proceeds to crawl around, away from the hand of the person filming. In the photos, it's being carried away on a paper card /End IDs.]
A good reason to check towels that have been sitting out for a little bit! Especially in the south! Might be venomous friends in there :P
Uncharismatic Fact of the Day
Spiders can play possum too! Recluse spiders have a number of defense mechanisms for avoiding predators, one of which is curling up its legs and playing dead! They typically only bite as a last resort.
(Image: A brown recluse spider, or violin spider () by the Missouri Department of Conservation)
Clear Fluids - Sicariidae
Lighten Up Sounds
2015
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A recluse spider (Loxosceles similis) in Brazil
by Pedro H. Martins
A recluse spider (Loxosceles similis) in Brazil
by Pedro H. Martins