spiders

An enormous, huntsman spider hitched a ride with a Tennessee family on their way home from Florida.

When it comes to spine-chilling encounters, Illinois doesn’t disappoint with its lineup of creepy crawlers. Here’s a closer look at the two most dangerous spiders you might accidentally meet while minding your own business.

Joro spiders have been spotted in Kentucky and several other states, and experts say these venomous flying creatures are nothing we should be concerned about.

They may look scary, but they are anything but. That doesn't mean they won't cause you to do the spider dance.

When you move into a new home, you understand there might be some...issues. However, no one I've ever known has found what one Missouri family did when they moved into their ritzy new house near a golf course. The walls were quite literally filled with thousands of deadly brown recluse spiders.

Imagine you're fishing and suddenly you see something that your eyes cannot believe. It's a spider that is so large that it appears as large as your head. That allegedly happened to a Missouri man while fishing and he's not the only one in the Show Me State to claim there are mammoth arachnids hiding in the woods.

The Joro spider--an Asian species--is in the southeastern United States. Their movements resemble "parachuting."