Wolf spiders are a family of mostly large, hairy and athletic arachnids. There are nearly 2,400 species of wolf spider that are found all over the world. These spiders get their name from the way ...

Spider-Man battles Man-Wolf and Morbius the Living Vampire. Cover by John Romita Sr. Art by Gil Kane. Backup feature and pin-ups by Steve Ditko, both reprinted from Amazing Spider-Man Annual #1.

Wolf spiders thin the insect herd. Like most arachnids, wolf spiders are nature’s pest control. They eat just about any ground-dwelling insect their size or smaller, including ants, crickets and ...

In the Washington, D.C., region, wolf spiders grow from 1 to 3 inches in length, including their legs, but the Carolina wolf spider can span more than 4 inches with its legs.

I now fear every toss or turn will send a wisp of sheet or blanket onto the floor, thereby creating a giant wolf spider runway straight to my face. Rules No. 1-3 of Stephanie’s Spider Truth/Truce: ...

A wolf spider has eight eyes arranged in three rows on its large head. The bottom row has four small eyes, the middle row has two large eyes, and the top row has two medium-size eyes.

Wolf spiders aren't venomous, meaning that they don't make or secrete venom (poison). But bites from any kind of spider have the potential to cause an allergic reaction in some people, so you ...

There are about 50 species of wolf spiders indigenous to Michigan, so I can’t tell you which particular one it is. It is one of the larger ones judging by the size of the hole.

Nursery Web Spider The nursery web spider (Pisaurina mira) is another poisonous arachnid you might be mistaking for a wolf spider, although their venom is nothing to write home about (thankfully!).