See which states have tarantulas, when you're most likely to see them in the wild and what you should — and shouldn't — do.

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Antrodiaetus pacificus is a mygalomorph spider native to the Pacific Northwest. Its range stretches from California to Alaska. Though not as hairy as the spiders encountered by Jeff Daniels and John ...

The Brown Recluse spider is typically inactive during the day, becoming most active at night. It prefers warm, dry areas around buildings, such as closets, barns, and other sheltered spaces.

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A total of 14 species of tarantulas has been recorded in Texas. The most common of these is the Texas brown tarantula, which mates from August to October.

Arachnophobia, or the fear of spiders, is fairly common. But there are only two venomous spiders native to Texas — the brown recluse and the black widow, but rarely are their bites fatal.

Like all spiders, Texas brown tarantulas are venomous. When they munch on a cricket or beetle, they inject a cocktail of enzymes and toxins that kills and digests the unfortunate insect.

The Oklahoma brown tarantula is the most commonly found throughout the Southern United States. It is also known as the Texas brown tarantula. and the Missouri brown tarantula.