You're more likely to spot egg sacs than the spider eggs themselves. Spider egg sacs (not "egg sacks") are small, round or teardrop-shaped bundles made of silk. They're often white, cream or pale ...

Beetles battling for mating rights, a bear stalking through the rainforest and a damselfly perched in front of a waterfall ...

The grass spider is one of of the most common critters you'll find in your backyard. Part of the Agelenopsis genus, these arachnids are masters at building funnel-shaped webs in dense vegetation and ...

The regal jumping spider (Phidippus regius) is a fuzzy spider that's named for its incredible jumping ability and vivid colors. They have four forward-facing eyes, giving them better vision than other ...

Yellow sac spiders don’t jump. They move by climbing and scurrying quickly across ceilings, walls, and vegetation. If startled, they may drop a silk line to flee. Once the eggs hatch ...

The egg sacs are distinctive, with silky spikes projecting from the surface, much like a thistle. Young spiders called spiderlings hatch from the eggs in 14 to 21 days but stay hidden in the egg ...

Watch turret spiders, wormlions, assassin bugs and dragonfly babies use stealth, speed and lethal weapons to dispatch their prey.

Image by ArachnoTube via YouTube The process typically lasts around six to eight weeks when the eggs finally hatch to release the baby spiders. The tiny creatures continue residing in the female ...

This process typically lasts around six to eight weeks, after which the eggs finally hatch, revealing lots of baby spiders that will eventually grow to be one of the biggest spiders in the world.

The engineering and defensive skills of red wood ants help the endangered species transcend its small stature in the natural world.