Tarantulas: The Delicate Cannibal

Out of curiosity, I wanted to see what would pop up when searching only the word "tarantula" to see what exactly would pop up on a basic, popular search. At first, I saw the "Top Stories" which showed very current stories of what happened the same day! There are so many illegal transported spider species, it gets really sad especially to someone who adores the little critters. There are YouTube videos that pop up like popular tarantula You Tubers like Exotics Lair, Dark-Den, Deadly Tarantula Girl and old informational videos. Exotics Lair is the main recommendation when searching because he posts often with a million views almost every video. I do watch these You Tubers and I recommend watching them especially Dark Den because he was the one who got me into tarantulas in the first place. I would also say to use DuckDuckGO instead of Google but hey you didn't hear that from me (I want Google to use me in their page(s)).  Overall, the first things that pops

I know this blog is only for tarantulas only but these interesting spiders was too much for me to sway my focus. I found the species of the spider that I found on my porch and so easily at that. It's a orb weaver, one of my favorite types of spider. Family of Tetragnathidae and genus of Leucauge. These orb weavers are only found in the United states, spotted in... "Alabama, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Louisiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Mississippi, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, Washington, D.C., West Virginia, Wisconsin." Usually found in March-September especially May-June. These don't live in homes and usually seen around gardens.