These clone-like, Colombian spiders are named for Star Wars’ Storm Troopers By Eleanor Cummins / Mar 14, 2019
Megapixels: This fossilized spider’s eyes are still glowing 110 million years later By Eleanor Cummins / Feb 13, 2019
Scientists taught a spider how to jump so they can one day do the same for robots By Neel Patel / May 9, 2018
Rising temperatures are opening new territories for venomous creatures—including your backyard By Kate Baggaley / Apr 20, 2018
These male jumping spiders evolved dance moves because the ladies ignore them By Sara Chodosh / Oct 5, 2017
Male Spiders Tie Up Their Mates During Sex To Keep From Getting Eaten By Charles Q. Choi / Feb 24, 2016
Brilliant 10: Jonathan Pruitt Studies How (Spider) Societies Function By Veronique Greenwood and Cassandra Willyard / Sep 23, 2015
Sea Snail’s Teeth Just Dethroned Spider Silk As The Strongest Biological Material By Lydia Ramsey / Feb 19, 2015
Artificial Spider Silk Might Be Better, and Easier, Than Milking Spiders By Rebecca Boyle / Feb 11, 2015
Japanese Researcher Crafts Violin Strings From the Silk of Three Hundred Spiders By Rebecca Boyle / Mar 5, 2012