Outdoor spiders are hard at work, devouring home and garden pests such as ants, flies, mosquitoes, aphids, and thrips. It’s estimated they kill 400 to 800 million metric tons of prey worldwide ...

Most of us have the same instant reaction when we spot a creepy crawler making its way across our living room floor. We reach ...

It's officially spider season. With the weather starting to cool, the annual spider sightings around your home will most likely be increasing from now on, as they try to stay warm during the autumn ...

Autumn sees an increase in indoor spider activity primarily due to mating season, their search for warmer shelter from colder weather, and following prey indoors. Fluctuating outdoor conditions and ...

When temperatures drop, critters outside may come into your home looking for warmth. If you see more spiders than usual ...

If you think you are seeing more spiders inside your Tri-Cities home because of the cooling weather, you’re wrong, says Washington spider expert Rod Crawford. “Everything that ‘everybody knows’ about ...

Autumn brings increased spider sightings as males actively seek mates and young spiders disperse. While present year-round, their mating behaviors make them more visible indoors. Understanding these ...