We explain why you see more spider webs in your home in the fall, which spiders they could be, and what you can do.

Spiders and their webs seem to be everywhere in the fall. We found out the reasons we notice more spiders showing up in the fall.

It's a common myth that spiders migrate into homes in the fall to escape cold weather, but the truth is, those eight-legged arachnids you see scurrying across your house have likely always been there.

Sticky traps or glue boards are also effective for tracking and reducing spider populations, added the extension service. Place them generously along walls, under furniture, behind toilets, in closets ...

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Autumn is a beautiful time of the year in many regions, when the weather cools and the leaves change to vibrant colors. This ...

Autumn is the prime mating season for spiders. Here are seven of the most common spiders you might notice in your home this ...

Spinning their sticky webs in shadowy corners to capture mosquitoes, flies, wasps and cockroaches, the American house spider (aka common house spider) is more friend than foe. What they look like: The ...

are wandering about looking for females to mate with – especially male house spiders, which are the ones with the very long legs. These males won't live through the winter so need to try and find as ...

Fear of spiders is a real thing. A survey of 1,000 Americans by Insight Pest Solutions found that 20% considered spiders to be the most frightening pest of all, with women rating themselves at a 5.6 ...

I have all sorts of these creepy things that scurry around the house, inside and out. Raid doesn't seem to faze these things. They don't look too friendly and I think they bite, one grabbed the end of ...