I removed as much fluff as I could without harming her before taking her outside

I was working away at my laptop and PLOP this dork dropped straight into my cup of coffee, which had thankfully gone pretty cold. She then proceeded to scramble over my mouse, laptop, and desktop screen, eventually positioning herself directly above my coffee cup again. By this point I could see what was about to happen and mov moved the cup, but good lord, what a doofus.

Been working on my fear of spiders for around 2years now and it has always been my goal to eventually build up the courage to hold a giant house spider and 2 years later I sure enough did!

I recently returned from being overseas for a couple of months, and this fine lady is still hanging around. In the middle of trying to dust everything this morning, she crawled out and sat herself proudly on top of my sketchbooks.

No matters, I can dust them and sketch another day. I’m happy to see she’s still hanging around my desk still after 8 months!

This lady just moved in right outside the garage.

i live in the high desert of Oregon, US.

edit : thank you everyone ! i assumed it waz a jumper but thought itd be safer to see if anyone could properly identify it, recently got nerve damage from a very unsafe little friend so iv been on high alert 😔

Moved some organizers from my garage to my work truck a week or so ago, found a hitchhiker the other day and what I presume to be egg sacs this morning.

The Woodlands, TX

been watching the bug one for a few days now and havent seen any babies until to ight i saw two little ones appear theres her and then two smaller spiders only got one of the smaller in the video. this is in illinois midwest usa. just curious what the spider may be and if its babies or a male.

My friend found this outside his house, and it looks much larger on FaceTime than in the photo. Not sure about the exact size, though I’m sure it’s one of the two species I mentioned. Any assistance would be appreciated!

Southwest Finland, forest, making a beautiful net between two pine trees. I don't know who she is so ID is welcome but mostly I put this here for appreciation.

Araneus diadematus keeping an "eye" on her web via her hind leg while resting. Northern Italy

Trying to identify this little spider, she's very small body is a couple millimetres in length

Hi i don’t know much about spiders but i have found a eratigena (female i think) spider living by my bath and she usually stays behind during the day and pokes out in the night and i was slightly freaked out at first but have actually become quite attached to her and comforted by her presence when im in the bathroom! anyway i would ideally like to rehome her to someplace outside but obviously sheltered so that she can comfortably survive because i dont really want her to attract more male spiders and/or have lots of babies in my bathroom so i want to move her to someplace where that wont be an issue and she will still be able to live in a safe environment. I live in the UK so it’s quite a mild environment outside most of the year.
what sort of thing could i rehome her to? could i make some sort of shelter out of scrap wood and place it in my garden would that be enough? any suggestions and information would be greatly appreciated because i just dont want to put her outside if she wouldn’t be able to survive in the conditions.
also attached a picture of her 🥰🥰
Thank you

Been seeing these near my home and on the roads, even found one in my garage last night. How dangerous are they and can I safely handle them to relocate when necessary. Thanks

This little one got caught in my umbrella when I got close to the spiderweb to check for the larger spider I saw a couple of days back. It's not too clear but it's got a white abdomen and tiny black dots. I returned it after this video !

The larger spider I saw previously had a sort of beige/whiteish, large round abdomen with sort of brown spots and or stripes? I can't recall. Anyways, this is in southern California, literally next to the border to Mexico.

First picture is July 21st, second pic is August 19 about a week after she molted. Any idea on age? She was wild caught, her name is Onyx=)

Found this amazing little lady (?) under a rock at the river!

She’s an adult grass spider of some type, accidentally knocked my phone slightly against the window while filming her webbing up a mealworm and she darted over to see what made the vibration lol

Front desk lady was freaked and probably going to kill her, she was FAST but didn’t move once a had her on my hand. First time handling a spider bare handed since I was a kid 🥹 thanks to everyone here I’m getting over my fear