If interested, the female will leave her home to meet her suitor. But here’s where it can get dicey for her winning choice. [Related: Newly discovered tarantulas may already be in danger.] ...

This is likely why, as the Associated Press explained on October 3, male spiders typically only live another year or so after reaching sexual maturity. Female tarantulas, on the other hand, can thrive ...

"Colorado Brown" tarantulas are the most common in the La Junta area, and they form their burrows in the largely undisturbed prairies of the Comanche National Grassland. In September and October, the ...

At first glance, GameSir’s Tarantula Pro reminds me of an off-brand PlayStation 2 controller, the ones that would have extra autofire buttons to compensate for not being Sony-approved.

They’re not aggressive at all,” Frey said. In fact, Frey called them “polite” spiders, mentioning that they knock on the web “door” of a female spider’s burrow to request permission to mate. In ...

It’s tarantula mating season ... In September and October, the mature males wander in search of a female’s burrow, which she typically marks with silk webbing. Peak viewing time is an hour ...

So this is currently the the mating season for tarantulas. So we are seeing the males walking around looking for, for females so that they, they can, they can mate. The female will, will respond ...

The National Park Service said males can travel as many as twenty miles in search of a mature female, and that is what is occurring during the tarantula migration. Females are larger than the ...