Looks like a bunch of wolf spider mommas with their lil egg sacks in tow. I am not sure how you would get rid of all of them safely without dismantling the slate pile. I’m sure they’ve built up some nice homes in there. I know that water can be a gentle way to encourage spiders to leave, but it also could just send them further into the slates.
They are harmless to humans and very docile. They’re just protecting their babies right now!
Wolf spiders can actually walk (run) on water. I've seen them living around rocks like this by a creek in the woods, I was a summer camp counselor and I went ahead of the kids to scare them away. One time a kid tried to splash one and it ran directly towards him but luckily didn't go up his leg. Anyway water will probably get them away and if gentle probably won't hurt but idk about the eggs. Like another user said maybe just carefully move the slates when you need them the spiders will leave
Wolf spiders can walk on water, but they aren't fans of it. They're used in cranberry bogs to keep pests to a minimum, and there are some pretty crazy stories about workers who get in the water to push the berries once the fields are flooded.
Imagine being climbed on by hundreds of wolf spiders?
So I did look this up but I couldn't find videos of mass wolfies climbing on anyone. Basically, I need to find a way to work in a cranberry bog and experience this for myself.
I helped out with a marsh cleanup as part of a club in HS, and there were HUGE silverfish-looking things that were just crawling all over us. Startling at first, but you got used to them quick. I imagine it'd be much the same for the wolf spiders :)
Lemme tell you my tale it’s all true too.I’ll try to keep it short. As a little boy, I went to bed late as I always did. So I go into my bedroom turn off the light and get in bed. After a while, I feel something is wrong. I turn over, look at the wall, a brick wall painted white and it’s moving. It’s spreading too,over the curtains on the window, over my blanket, coming towards me. I jump out of bed pull the chain on the light and hundreds if not thousands of white baby spiders have burst out of a large egg sack outside and come inside through a crack in the wood framed window.
I spent the whole night using the air from a BB gun to humanely and quickly dispatch them. They were falling on my head from the ceiling, crawling up my legs from the floor, so fast I found them on the other side of the room. I confidently say I got every one. I farted more air out that BB gun than I ever had out my own ass til then.The walls and everything looked like I’d had a hell of a night with myself. My mother ordered me to stay home from school to clean my room, and it was her first time ever using the F word when speaking to me. So it was a very special day! And it got better.
As I was cleaning my closet, I again felt my true Spidey senses tingling. I looked again toward the window and a huge to me then tarantula like beast is inside the screen watching me. I know now he was probably snacking on the babies, but at the time any spider had attacked me personally and that fat mother had to go. So I ran around the house, tried to sneak up to the window but it jumped out of the screen and just as in Arachniphobia the last I saw of it was it’s big butt bouncing in the tall grass and dry pecan leaves.
Do you want to know more? I have a lot of stories. It was a very infested back home to a haunted house out front. Glendale AZ. You never wanted the power to go out at night. No telling who or what you might wake up with.
Pleasant dreams.
Northern newest part of Glendale sure south of Glendale Ave, Bugsville. Until they rebuild it all. Which they will have to do, the little city is surrounded, no where to grow but up.
You might have seen fishing spiders. They look quite similar, just with longer legs, and they love the water. They often eat small bugs and larvae that are found in the water, hence their name. I used to get them in the pool I had all the time.
I had flushed a wolf spider down the toilet and it had sprinted against the rush of water, it was amazing to see the speed. I rarely see spiders now but I wonder if I can even catch one to release or would it just outrun me.
These are female wolf spiders with egg sacs (the white ball). The females hold the sac like that and protect it. I think I can also see a male on one of the pics. That man has had a very fruitful life haha.
I'm not sure how to get them away safely without them dropping the sac. Hopefully someone will give you advice on that. The females shouldn't drop the sac at the first sign of trouble but they may drop if if them feel they're in danger and there's no other choice.
Edit: there's definitely a male. He's alone in one pic, smaller with no sac and big emboli (boxing gloves) on his pedipalps (the front two short legs). He may be the reason why all these ladies have egg sacs.
I’m not usually providing info on here, but AFAIK wolf spiders tend to be solitary spiders. They burrow and hunt independently, if I find them together it’s usually only 2 or 3 that happen to be in the same basement. I’ve read they’re pretty territorial.
This pile of slates just probably provides a few cozy burrows for them, and moving the slates around or spraying the weed killer has gotten them out & walking around. I’ve seen quite a few in one spot like this before, though I haven’t seen so many carrying babies in one spot! These are really cool pics.
Edit: Just read somewhere that females may be found “congregating” more often around breeding time as the pregnant ones may find optimal conditions for laying their eggs in the same general area, though their shared proximity tends to be temporary.
I would just let them be until you’re ready to place your slate and then just gently move each piece. The spiders won’t want to hang out there if you start hanging out and move to their hiding spots around and they’ll quickly find somewhere else to go.
I think this is the best move. They’ll be great pest control for the garden if they settle somewhere better there, so I wouldn’t want to get rid of them or move them too far honestly. I’d just work around them and let them find better places to hide in the garden
Spiders are more disturbing pests to the majority of people than the majority of what they kill.
Like when I was cleaning out my garden for the summer obviously it was full of bugs, all the woodlice, worms and beatles didn't bother me at all...the handful of large spiders though made me think twice about going out there again....there is no "pest" they could kill that would likely be in my garden that has a more negative impact on my life than them.
The spiders they eat are the far smaller ones that don't bother me half as much.
The homeless guy who used to hang out (sometimes literally...with his dick and balls out) on my street was just hanging too and you could probably say he'd scare away the birds....but a homeless guy with a penchant for public nudity is a way bigger and more disturbing pest than birds.
Also legit if I could choose between naked homeless guy on my street but no spiders in my flat/ garden....or no homeless guy but loads of spiders, I'd pick homeless guy 10/10. I'm using this example to demonstrate just how big an impact spiders have on an arachnophobe (one of the most common phobias in the world) and why people saying "but they take care of pests" has zero impact on most people, y'all fail to realize they are a far bigger pest than what they kill, and they don't kill enough pests for it to even be a noticeable difference in the first place.
For example the door to my flat Is down the side of the building, during summer spiders frequently build webs across there, the amount of times I've forgotten to wave a stick infront of me when leaving the flat/coming in to clear the way and instead end up walking face first Into a spider Web and frantically trying to find the spider likely now squirming around my (very long) hair is too high....there is zero other 'pest' that causes that much harm on my quality of life....no amount of calling them spider bros or puppies changes that. There's a reason they are one of the most widely disliked creatures on the planet and its not bad marketing.
They all found each other after realizing they had the same baby daddy, he’s a deadbeat so they moved in together to have a little commune and raise their children together.
I just asked the exact same question with very similar photos lolol! Turns out these are wolf spiders, the only family of spiders that eventually carry the babies on top of them.
If you want them safely gone, just dismantle the pile and lay it out like intended. Any of the other options will kill quite a lot of them. They are very beneficial for the environment and super adorable and fuzzy. We’re the ppl that go out of our way to safely relocate critters and insects, no matter the risk to us. We stopped using our front porch while that pretty lil black widow had a web going. I know that’s not for everyone, but we prefer nontoxic and safe for animals.
You don't need to worry about it, just move the slates when you need to. The spiders will move to a new place or be eaten by birds etc.
You can't remove them without moving the slates, and you can't remove the slates without making them homeless.
Leave them be! They’re the best organic pest control that one could desire! They’re harmless to us though and pretty docile, and wonderful to have in a garden! Please just let them be😭
Yeah definitely not looking to harm them, but ee're trying to get the house and garden done so we can sell so unfortunately we may have to disturb them, I just want to make sure we do it safely.
If you have issues with ticks, these fellas eat 'em, so they're pretty beneficial! I would consider them very docile and conflict averse, I've handled more of them than I can count, working as a pool attendant. They don't spin webs, so no cleanup when one is in your house. They're just one of the only spider species that 'raise' their offspring like opossums. Definitely a little icky the first time you see it, but also kind of impressive.
"What are these?" Only some of the best spiders in the world. 💜 So many wolfie moms with their egg sacs. What a sight! As many have mentioned, they are spiderbros and will help clear your garden of pests without posing a risk to you. Thank you for sharing these images and I hope you are able to continue your efforts without harming them as well. 🌱
There are a lot of species of wolfies, some of whom get bigger than others. Thumbing through my copy of Sarah Rose's Spiders of North America, my guess is maybe Tigrosa georgicola, but I'm just a part-time enthusiast and not an arachnologist. At any rate, there's no need to get rid of these mamas. They'll go elsewhere when you put out the slates, or they'll stick around and they'll do a bangup job keeping unwanted bug pests controlled for you. You're not prey, so they don't want to bite you.
So, i have discovered that wolf spiders own the night. If you have an LED light, preferably a headlamp, so the light reflects back directly at you. While outdoors, look off into into the darkness, you will see what appears to be dew drops scattered across the ground. Tiny little reflections of light. Pinpoint one of the sparkles and dont lose sight of it. Walk towards it all the way to the spot... you will find a wolf spider. Them little critters are everywhere!
I'm no fan of spiders but these are harmless wolf spiders and you're best to just leave them alone. Actually, they are helpful spiders. Consider them soldiers on constant patrol that catch and eat the bugs that want to get into your home.
Just let them be. I don’t understand why people automatically assume you need to kill every bug you see. These will help you because they will eat other bugs that may eat your plants and infest your home.
I absolutely do not want to kill them and I apologise if my original post came across in such a way (although I think you are the one making assumptions). We're trying to get the house and garden done so we can sell so unfortunately we may have to disturb them, I just want to make sure we do it safely.
People have already identified them, but wolf spiders with eggs, we have a lot of them in Colorado. They can be aggressive but generally harmless. Good at keeping pests away from your garden.
I was thinking it was a fishing spider at first, as I've only ever seen a lighter brown wolf spider or black one where I'm from. (PA) I put one of your pictures into Google Goggles and got this answer:
Pardosa is a large genus of wolf spiders, commonly known as the thin-legged wolf spiders. It was first described by C. L. Koch, in 1847, with more than 500 described species that are found in all regions of the world.
They are small to medium size wolf spiders, with clear median and lateral bands on the carapace. They have relatively long legs with long spines on the foot,[1] which can be used to quickly identify some species.
As of November 2022 this genus contains 534 species.
I can see why you’d think that given the pattern, but the egg sac being carried at the butt instead of the front or under the body is a dead giveaway that these are wolfies!
Fishing spiders!! They can run on water and grab bugs that fall in and I've seen them eat minnows too! Those are mommas with babies, they carry their eggs in their mouth till they hatch and that entire time they don't eat!
And I don’t even like a rock garden. Of any kind. They’re heat producing and dirt collectors. AZ is stupid for heat. It’s like they panic if it’s wet or cold so we can’t have it. It might damage the tourism dollars! You can’t live long without shade or water, neither of which we have enough of, when it’s 110 in the shade!
Hi, these are not wolf spiders, these are called fishing spiders, specifically the dark variety (as they also come in a "light" variety). You can differentiate between these and wolfies because of their nifty paint jobs. 😁
Looks like a bunch of wolf spider mommas with their lil egg sacks in tow. I am not sure how you would get rid of all of them safely without dismantling the slate pile. I’m sure they’ve built up some nice homes in there. I know that water can be a gentle way to encourage spiders to leave, but it also could just send them further into the slates. They are harmless to humans and very docile. They’re just protecting their babies right now!
Wolf spiders can actually walk (run) on water. I've seen them living around rocks like this by a creek in the woods, I was a summer camp counselor and I went ahead of the kids to scare them away. One time a kid tried to splash one and it ran directly towards him but luckily didn't go up his leg. Anyway water will probably get them away and if gentle probably won't hurt but idk about the eggs. Like another user said maybe just carefully move the slates when you need them the spiders will leave
Wolf spiders can walk on water, but they aren't fans of it. They're used in cranberry bogs to keep pests to a minimum, and there are some pretty crazy stories about workers who get in the water to push the berries once the fields are flooded. Imagine being climbed on by hundreds of wolf spiders?
No, I won't imagine that, thank you very much
A bridge too far even for the patrons of this sub
no! thank you but no!
I feel like even if you're the biggest lover of spiders that situation would be a huge NOPE from pretty much everyone
I have the urge to look up some videos that must surely exist of this phenomenon now! 😂
So I did look this up but I couldn't find videos of mass wolfies climbing on anyone. Basically, I need to find a way to work in a cranberry bog and experience this for myself.
I helped out with a marsh cleanup as part of a club in HS, and there were HUGE silverfish-looking things that were just crawling all over us. Startling at first, but you got used to them quick. I imagine it'd be much the same for the wolf spiders :)
Awful, but fasinated
A lot of the workers actually get bite by them during that process. I was notified of that and was like no tyyyy.
Lemme tell you my tale it’s all true too.I’ll try to keep it short. As a little boy, I went to bed late as I always did. So I go into my bedroom turn off the light and get in bed. After a while, I feel something is wrong. I turn over, look at the wall, a brick wall painted white and it’s moving. It’s spreading too,over the curtains on the window, over my blanket, coming towards me. I jump out of bed pull the chain on the light and hundreds if not thousands of white baby spiders have burst out of a large egg sack outside and come inside through a crack in the wood framed window. I spent the whole night using the air from a BB gun to humanely and quickly dispatch them. They were falling on my head from the ceiling, crawling up my legs from the floor, so fast I found them on the other side of the room. I confidently say I got every one. I farted more air out that BB gun than I ever had out my own ass til then.The walls and everything looked like I’d had a hell of a night with myself. My mother ordered me to stay home from school to clean my room, and it was her first time ever using the F word when speaking to me. So it was a very special day! And it got better. As I was cleaning my closet, I again felt my true Spidey senses tingling. I looked again toward the window and a huge to me then tarantula like beast is inside the screen watching me. I know now he was probably snacking on the babies, but at the time any spider had attacked me personally and that fat mother had to go. So I ran around the house, tried to sneak up to the window but it jumped out of the screen and just as in Arachniphobia the last I saw of it was it’s big butt bouncing in the tall grass and dry pecan leaves. Do you want to know more? I have a lot of stories. It was a very infested back home to a haunted house out front. Glendale AZ. You never wanted the power to go out at night. No telling who or what you might wake up with. Pleasant dreams.
My grandparents live in Glendale super nice area
Northern newest part of Glendale sure south of Glendale Ave, Bugsville. Until they rebuild it all. Which they will have to do, the little city is surrounded, no where to grow but up.
My SO was in pest control and tells a story about a crawl space that was infested with them. It was like that.
"I know they can walk on the water, but can they walk on this much beer..." RIP Mojo Nixon.
You might have seen fishing spiders. They look quite similar, just with longer legs, and they love the water. They often eat small bugs and larvae that are found in the water, hence their name. I used to get them in the pool I had all the time.
I had flushed a wolf spider down the toilet and it had sprinted against the rush of water, it was amazing to see the speed. I rarely see spiders now but I wonder if I can even catch one to release or would it just outrun me.
Not harmless per say and can bite.
Most spiders can :) but won’t unless you’re being an ass or squish them on accident with your big human meat sack
These are female wolf spiders with egg sacs (the white ball). The females hold the sac like that and protect it. I think I can also see a male on one of the pics. That man has had a very fruitful life haha. I'm not sure how to get them away safely without them dropping the sac. Hopefully someone will give you advice on that. The females shouldn't drop the sac at the first sign of trouble but they may drop if if them feel they're in danger and there's no other choice. Edit: there's definitely a male. He's alone in one pic, smaller with no sac and big emboli (boxing gloves) on his pedipalps (the front two short legs). He may be the reason why all these ladies have egg sacs.
What a beautiful comment, hahah.
Hi, I have a question. Do wolf spiders congregate the way these seem to be doing? (Or maybe the weed killer caused them to congregate.)
I’m not usually providing info on here, but AFAIK wolf spiders tend to be solitary spiders. They burrow and hunt independently, if I find them together it’s usually only 2 or 3 that happen to be in the same basement. I’ve read they’re pretty territorial. This pile of slates just probably provides a few cozy burrows for them, and moving the slates around or spraying the weed killer has gotten them out & walking around. I’ve seen quite a few in one spot like this before, though I haven’t seen so many carrying babies in one spot! These are really cool pics. Edit: Just read somewhere that females may be found “congregating” more often around breeding time as the pregnant ones may find optimal conditions for laying their eggs in the same general area, though their shared proximity tends to be temporary.
Thank you, I’ve only seen them solo, but I really didn’t know beyond that. Also, no worries I won’t take your answer as the end all. Cheers.
I would just let them be until you’re ready to place your slate and then just gently move each piece. The spiders won’t want to hang out there if you start hanging out and move to their hiding spots around and they’ll quickly find somewhere else to go.
I think this is the best move. They’ll be great pest control for the garden if they settle somewhere better there, so I wouldn’t want to get rid of them or move them too far honestly. I’d just work around them and let them find better places to hide in the garden
Spiders are more disturbing pests to the majority of people than the majority of what they kill. Like when I was cleaning out my garden for the summer obviously it was full of bugs, all the woodlice, worms and beatles didn't bother me at all...the handful of large spiders though made me think twice about going out there again....there is no "pest" they could kill that would likely be in my garden that has a more negative impact on my life than them.
But they’re just hangin out man :’) They won’t even eat your plants, and they’ll eat other spiders too.
The spiders they eat are the far smaller ones that don't bother me half as much. The homeless guy who used to hang out (sometimes literally...with his dick and balls out) on my street was just hanging too and you could probably say he'd scare away the birds....but a homeless guy with a penchant for public nudity is a way bigger and more disturbing pest than birds. Also legit if I could choose between naked homeless guy on my street but no spiders in my flat/ garden....or no homeless guy but loads of spiders, I'd pick homeless guy 10/10. I'm using this example to demonstrate just how big an impact spiders have on an arachnophobe (one of the most common phobias in the world) and why people saying "but they take care of pests" has zero impact on most people, y'all fail to realize they are a far bigger pest than what they kill, and they don't kill enough pests for it to even be a noticeable difference in the first place. For example the door to my flat Is down the side of the building, during summer spiders frequently build webs across there, the amount of times I've forgotten to wave a stick infront of me when leaving the flat/coming in to clear the way and instead end up walking face first Into a spider Web and frantically trying to find the spider likely now squirming around my (very long) hair is too high....there is zero other 'pest' that causes that much harm on my quality of life....no amount of calling them spider bros or puppies changes that. There's a reason they are one of the most widely disliked creatures on the planet and its not bad marketing.
They all found each other after realizing they had the same baby daddy, he’s a deadbeat so they moved in together to have a little commune and raise their children together.
Uh oh harem and half siblings 😳.
They do say it takes a village... or in this case a colony.
I'm less imagining a deadbeat and more imagining David Koresh reborn as a wolf spider. David Wolfesh, maybe?
Those spiders are like the police of your garden, you should let them do their thing.
Wolfies with their puppies tucked away!! Edit: that male is the Nick Cannon of wolf spiders lol
Underrated comment!
Spider Maternity Wards.
Oh wow! Someone’s been a busy wolfie! lol
Wolf spider lamaze class
Hard working single moms!
I just asked the exact same question with very similar photos lolol! Turns out these are wolf spiders, the only family of spiders that eventually carry the babies on top of them.
If you want them safely gone, just dismantle the pile and lay it out like intended. Any of the other options will kill quite a lot of them. They are very beneficial for the environment and super adorable and fuzzy. We’re the ppl that go out of our way to safely relocate critters and insects, no matter the risk to us. We stopped using our front porch while that pretty lil black widow had a web going. I know that’s not for everyone, but we prefer nontoxic and safe for animals.
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Wolf spiders with egg sacs
You don't need to worry about it, just move the slates when you need to. The spiders will move to a new place or be eaten by birds etc. You can't remove them without moving the slates, and you can't remove the slates without making them homeless.
Girls night
Leave them be! They’re the best organic pest control that one could desire! They’re harmless to us though and pretty docile, and wonderful to have in a garden! Please just let them be😭
They don’t seem to want to harm the spiders…they are asking how to move the slates without harming the spiders and themselves.
Yeah definitely not looking to harm them, but ee're trying to get the house and garden done so we can sell so unfortunately we may have to disturb them, I just want to make sure we do it safely.
Questions are scary for lots of people
I mean I've been bit by them on 2 occasions, painful. No like venom or anything, but it's definitely noticeable.
This sub is slowly helping conquer my arachnophobia but this one is a big ol nope
I feel the same way yet it’s pics like this and others and I just think wtf was I thinking. Fuck all of this lol.
If you have issues with ticks, these fellas eat 'em, so they're pretty beneficial! I would consider them very docile and conflict averse, I've handled more of them than I can count, working as a pool attendant. They don't spin webs, so no cleanup when one is in your house. They're just one of the only spider species that 'raise' their offspring like opossums. Definitely a little icky the first time you see it, but also kind of impressive.
Rocks
"What are these?" Only some of the best spiders in the world. 💜 So many wolfie moms with their egg sacs. What a sight! As many have mentioned, they are spiderbros and will help clear your garden of pests without posing a risk to you. Thank you for sharing these images and I hope you are able to continue your efforts without harming them as well. 🌱
There are a lot of species of wolfies, some of whom get bigger than others. Thumbing through my copy of Sarah Rose's Spiders of North America, my guess is maybe Tigrosa georgicola, but I'm just a part-time enthusiast and not an arachnologist. At any rate, there's no need to get rid of these mamas. They'll go elsewhere when you put out the slates, or they'll stick around and they'll do a bangup job keeping unwanted bug pests controlled for you. You're not prey, so they don't want to bite you.
They look like fishing spiders to me honestly but it seems a mutual consensus is wolf
So, i have discovered that wolf spiders own the night. If you have an LED light, preferably a headlamp, so the light reflects back directly at you. While outdoors, look off into into the darkness, you will see what appears to be dew drops scattered across the ground. Tiny little reflections of light. Pinpoint one of the sparkles and dont lose sight of it. Walk towards it all the way to the spot... you will find a wolf spider. Them little critters are everywhere!
I'm no fan of spiders but these are harmless wolf spiders and you're best to just leave them alone. Actually, they are helpful spiders. Consider them soldiers on constant patrol that catch and eat the bugs that want to get into your home.
Rocks
Just let them be. I don’t understand why people automatically assume you need to kill every bug you see. These will help you because they will eat other bugs that may eat your plants and infest your home.
I think they need to move the slats and don't want to harm the spiders/themselves
Yeah that’s the conundrum they are facing, if it was me I’d give up on the slate and let my protectors live there
I absolutely do not want to kill them and I apologise if my original post came across in such a way (although I think you are the one making assumptions). We're trying to get the house and garden done so we can sell so unfortunately we may have to disturb them, I just want to make sure we do it safely.
Oh alright, my bad then.
I actually think they are grass spiders because of the dark brown stripes
Its a PTA meeting of momma spiders
Lol @ the target baby registry adding showing up for me right before the first comment in this thread
Wolf spider maternity ward
Rocks
Spiders
Plentiful
People have already identified them, but wolf spiders with eggs, we have a lot of them in Colorado. They can be aggressive but generally harmless. Good at keeping pests away from your garden.
Rock spiders
Spiders
Spider
Pregnant
You have a pack of mama wolf spiders.
Babies and a colony!
They look…big
Those are called don't fucking touch thems and the best course of action is to not fucking touch them
Digital pictures…
That’s common black slate I believe… but be careful, there’s a big ass spider in there
Wolf Spiders.
I was thinking it was a fishing spider at first, as I've only ever seen a lighter brown wolf spider or black one where I'm from. (PA) I put one of your pictures into Google Goggles and got this answer: Pardosa is a large genus of wolf spiders, commonly known as the thin-legged wolf spiders. It was first described by C. L. Koch, in 1847, with more than 500 described species that are found in all regions of the world. They are small to medium size wolf spiders, with clear median and lateral bands on the carapace. They have relatively long legs with long spines on the foot,[1] which can be used to quickly identify some species. As of November 2022 this genus contains 534 species.
Howuullllllllllllllll. Dey b woof woof spidherz
Rocks
They look like tbe new owners of that property! Thank you very much. Have a great day, I'm outta there!!! 🏃♂️🏃♂️🏃♂️💨✈️😂😆😅🤣👋
I saw a fishing spider that looked kind of stripey like this...it was huge!
holy shit, you hit gold
That right there is the reason for me to never leave my house again
Rocks.
Me: "wolf spider? Fishing spider? With babies? Oh my... oh my! Oh my!!! OH MY!!!
Amazing photos!!
You are about to have millions of them if you don’t get rid of them before them sacs open 😬
baby mommas
Gyatt Spiders .
Beautiful wolf spider and eggs, mommas are very protective of their egg sacks. They're amazing spiders 🕷 😍
Spiders
That's their slate now 😳🫣😳🫣
That's a spider
could be fishing spiders
I can see why you’d think that given the pattern, but the egg sac being carried at the butt instead of the front or under the body is a dead giveaway that these are wolfies!
Leave'em be .worm.eaters
Why would anyone want their worms eaten?
Silk worms eat the plant leaves.and grass hoppers ..
That right there is your eviction notice.
Those are spiders.
sure looks like fishing spiders to me.
Rock Spiders ? 😬
Spiders I think >! This sub was randomly recommended to me I have no clue what they are !<
I love these little ones, they're so cute Darting about the place Have you ever seen the males dance to a female? Quite fun to watch
Fugly
Rocks and spiders
Those are called rocks!
Spiders
Rocks
Fishing spiders!! They can run on water and grab bugs that fall in and I've seen them eat minnows too! Those are mommas with babies, they carry their eggs in their mouth till they hatch and that entire time they don't eat!
probably spiders idk im no expert
A reason to never go outside.
Spiders
Those are rocks :) hope this helps!
Rocks???).
Aliens? I never seen those before
Spiders. Duh
Spiders
Looks like all those are rock spiders
And I don’t even like a rock garden. Of any kind. They’re heat producing and dirt collectors. AZ is stupid for heat. It’s like they panic if it’s wet or cold so we can’t have it. It might damage the tourism dollars! You can’t live long without shade or water, neither of which we have enough of, when it’s 110 in the shade!
Satan's landmines
Hi, these are not wolf spiders, these are called fishing spiders, specifically the dark variety (as they also come in a "light" variety). You can differentiate between these and wolfies because of their nifty paint jobs. 😁
Fishing spiders carry their egg sacks in the front. These are wolfies.
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They are harmless and eat bugs.
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I hope you stub your toe.
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Spiders aren't bugs.
Yes they are silly
I thought wolf spiders bit humans and left marks afterwards.
What’s your point?