Not all spiders die during the winter. While they are cold-blooded, they have adapted several ways to survive the cold seasons. Some overwinter in egg sacs, others take shelter, and others actually produce an antifreeze-like chemical inside their bodies that lowers their freezing temperature. What Temperatures do Spiders Prefer? Spiders … Read More
There are over 40,000 species of spiders worldwide and the U.S. is home to a couple thousand species. Lifespans vary, but on average, most house spiders have a life cycle of about a year or two. In optimal conditions, spiders can live several years. Spiders can also survive for some … Read More
If you suddenly see spiders and spider webs in your house, don’t panic! Most types of spiders are harmless; they’re afraid of humans and will only bite in self-defense. However, the presence of spiders in your home could indicate a more significant pest problem, and they could still pose a … Read More
While a majority of people believe all centipedes have 100 legs, that cannot be further from the truth. In fact, the number of legs on a given centipede largely depends on its species. It is difficult to define each type of centipede, as there are thought to be approximately 8,000 … Read More
If you have ever been to Australia and happened to see a spider you may have been surprised by their impressive difference in size from you are used to seeing. This is especially true for many first time travelers from the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom. But what … Read More
There are many reasons why we find a spider or two in the house or car, the top reasons can be because there’s too much clutter, there’s easy access from the outside, or the place is not clean, among others. Why Do You Find Spiders in Your House, Car, or … Read More