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 ...

The brown widow spider (Latrodectus geometricus) is a lesser-known relative of the infamous black widow. The first brown widow spider was discovered in Los Angeles in early 2000. A member of the ...

They're designed to protect the baby spiders from predators, keeping them warm and safe from harsh conditions until they're ready to emerge. When spiderlings hatch, they may stay close to their ...

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 ...

Young spiders called spiderlings hatch from the eggs in 14 to 21 days but stay hidden in the egg sac for a few days to a month. Once they emerge, some stay in the area and may eat a few of their ...

The female spins a fluffy silken egg sac, where she deposits her eggs until the spiderlings hatch. Many of the young spiders make easy prey for other creatures, such as predatory insects ...

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

Reach the room pictured above, with the giant spider logo on the back wall. This room contains a save point, and is exited via an open hatch in the floor. Drop through the hatch which leads to a ...

The Best of the Best is like the world championship of classic cars. The idea came out of what used to be called the Louis ...

Sunrise comes early this time of year. Its gentle fingers reach out while most of us are still wrapped in the warm blanket of deep sleep. A small bird is one of the first to respond to these early ...

This will sound pitiful and no doubt inspire you to search your sewing drawer for a tiny violin, but I have become accustomed ...

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