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    1. DexterousChunk on

      If you’re name’s Peter Parker you’re about to get lucky

    2. transmascpuppy on

      Fairly sure that’s a green orb weaver, also known as a cucumber spider 🙂

    3. Creasentfool on

      Would be a great time for an expert to come out and explain this.

    4. CaptJackL0cke on

      It’s a Yankee Spider. Just did 23 and me and is looking to connect to it’s roots

    5. This looks like a Marbled Orb-Weaver (Araneus marmoreus), specifically one of the yellow or greenish color variants. These spiders are part of the orb-weaver family (Araneidae), which are known for their rounded abdomens and beautiful web designs.

      🕷️ Identification Features:
      • Bright yellow or green bulbous abdomen, often with subtle marbling.
      • Orange or tan legs with spines.
      • Pale head (cephalothorax) with a cluster of small eyes.

      ⚠️ Is it dangerous?

      Nope! These spiders are not dangerous to humans. They’re non-aggressive and very unlikely to bite. Even if they did, their venom is harmless — at most, a bite might feel like a mild bee sting (if you’re even sensitive).

      🌿 Behavior and Habitat:
      • Builds large circular (orb) webs, often in gardens, woods, or on buildings.
      • Common in late summer and fall, but can be found at other times depending on location.
      • Beneficial to the environment — they help control insect populations.

      ✅ Summary:

      Harmless, helpful, and kind of cool-looking. No need to worry — you can safely admire it or gently move it outdoors if it’s in your way.

    6. hundreddollar on

      I thought that the spider was on the plastic part that divides the front windows from the back and it was.enormous!

    7. Did this just come in on an immigrant ship or what, or are they native to Ireland? If native how come never seen one here in my life.

    8. BrendanJabbers2927 on

      Aieeee…. The car would be staying there, I’m afraid. I’d be walking home.

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