There are nearly 250 species of wolf spider in the U.S. and Canada. These spiders don’t spin webs to catch their prey.

If you’ve landed on our page, you’re either a spider enthusiast or have seen some spiders around your house, and you’re not a ...

The idea that wolf spiders might be active in winter in Iceland’s hot springs, started off as a hopeful hunch, based on an old scientific paper I had found. We knew that they were present in ...

Wolf spiders are commonly found in backyards and other types of grassy areas. And while their hairy bodies covered in various markings — not to mention their four little eyes and four bigger ...

A few times our old friend the Costa Rica zebra tarantula got into the house somehow and that’s a show-stopper. Most of the time it’s some species of spider that resembles what we call a wolf spider ...