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

If you've noticed webs forming in your trees and shrubs during the summer months, don't stress. While they look like the work ...

Spider webs and cobwebs are often used interchangeably, but they are not the same. Spider webs are active structures ...

Spiders can easily squeeze through gaps into your home for protection from the weather. By sealing gaps around walls, ...

Basements are dark and quiet—which is what most bugs love about them. Learn to identify the creepy crawlies in your basement ...

Key Points Spiders show up if other insects, open trash, or porch lights are around to attract them.They slip inside through cracks, open windows, or hitchhike on boxes and bags.Keep them out by ...

As the weather gets colder, spiders are drawn to our warm homes, but there are several methods you can use right now to keep ...

Social spiders reveal surprising brain adaptations, showing that teamwork - not bigger brains - drives cooperation, memory, ...

Spiders you may find indoors include cobweb spiders, funnel weavers and yellow sac spiders, while in the garden, you’re most likely to see crab spiders, jumping spiders, orb weavers and wolf spiders.

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And finally the fall season for my favorite TV shows are starting back up. Not that there’s a ton that we watch but I have missed them over the summer: “Survivor,” “Amazing Race,” “Jeopardy,” “Doc,” ...