Spider-friendly plants, such as sunflowers and corn, provide support for spiders to spin their webs. Cucumbers and foxglove ...

While spiders are beneficial to have in your garden as they feed on pests such as aphids, beetles, wasps, caterpillars, and ...

Tiny spiders weaving their intricate, beautiful webs adorn your shrubs and trees and, if you don’t have a garden, a short walk to a local park or nature reserve will present you with plenty of ...

The new temporary attraction with live tarantulas and lots of facts hopes to make you more curious than apprehensive.

Their web is made of silk with a woolly texture due to extremely fine and sticky fibres, which gives them the name lace-weavers. The window spider is found under tree bark, fallen logs, under stones, ...

‘Most spiders have poor eyesight and rely almost exclusively on the vibration of the silk in their web for sensory information,’ said Beth Mortimer of the Oxford Silk Group who led the ...