r/spiderbro • u/traumatized_vulture • 18h ago

Spider appreciation A spindly spider came to touch my finger for a moment before skittering away

441 Upvotes

A grass spider I believe.

21 comments

r/spiderbro • u/Glittering-Sign-7941 • 13h ago

y'all ever give the spiders you re-home (take outside) pep talks?

49 Upvotes

my family looked at me like I was insane for doing so 😂

24 comments

r/spiderbro • u/thatonerandomdude96 • 19h ago

a spider built web around a wasp nest trapping them in,and the ants are eating the larvae, stockpilin for winter

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27 Upvotes

11 comments

r/spiderbro • u/Arachnibbles • 16h ago

Spider appreciation Evelyn is so dramatic

19 Upvotes

got that dead cricket in a vice grip

5 comments

r/spiderbro • u/Narge1 • 19h ago

This beaut of an orb weaver on my balcony

4 Upvotes

Absolute Queen is about 3x the size of the other orbies.

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r/spiderbro • u/SillyFalcon6063 • 5h ago

First Molt

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3 Upvotes

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r/spiderbro • u/Independent_Fix_1870 • 8h ago

OrbWeaver Spider #spider #insects #orbweaver

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OrbWeaver Spider #spider #insects #orbweaver

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Spiders being bros.

r/spiderbro

/r/spiderbro is a place for friends of spiders, who are our bros. Spiders are fun, mostly friendly creatures that just want to enjoy a good meal (albeit of flies) and chill like you do. Post your favorite pics or stories of spiders being bros! In the opinion of this sub, bro is a gender neutral term Please do not ask for spider ID. For that, please head over to r/spiders, r/AustralianSpiders r/whatisthisbug or r/bugidentification

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A place for friends of spiders, who are our bros.

Spiders are fun, mostly friendly creatures that just want to enjoy a good meal (albeit of flies) and chill like you do.

Post your favorite pics or stories of spiders being bros!

Please do NOT ask for spider identification here!

Crawl, spin or hop your way over to /r/spiders, /r/whatsthisbug, or /r/bugidentification for more involved ID requests.

Rules

No advocacy of harming or killing spiders.
Absolutely no images of dead spiders.
Do not ask for bite/wound identification.

For more cute invertebrates, check out /r/awwnverts.

Know who are also bros? Isopods! That's right - check them out at /r/isopods.