Every September-October tarantulas emerge in southern Colorado to look for a mate, and tourists congregate at an annual festival in La Junta to watch the spider spectacle. If spiders make you ...
AZ Central: Tarantula mating season is starting in Arizona. Here's what to know
Arizona is home to over a dozen tarantula species. These primarily nocturnal creatures are most active during the late summer and early fall mating season. Although venomous, Arizona tarantulas are ...
USA Today: Watch out for 'hordes' of tarantulas coming soon to these states
Each year, male brown tarantula trek across Colorado to look for ladies. From mid-September to mid-October, they leave the safety of their burrows to go on journeys that will take interesting turns as ...
National Geographic news: It’s tarantula mating season. This is the best place to watch.
Just before sunset, as baseball-sized tarantulas cross the road at Colorado’s Southern Plains Land Trust, two biologists quietly exit their car to scoop up a few of these eight-legged pedestrians.
Palm Beach Post: Are there tarantulas in Florida? What to know about these large, hairy spiders
Tarantula mating season occurs primarily in the autumn months. The Mexican red rump tarantula, found in South Florida, is not considered dangerous to humans. Happy tarantula mating season to those who ...
Are there tarantulas in Florida? What to know about these large, hairy spiders
recordnet: ‘Hordes’ of tarantulas to emerge for mating season in California Mother Lode, East Bay
Tarantula mating season occurs in the fall, primarily in southwestern states. Male tarantulas wander in search of females, while females remain near their burrows. Tarantulas are generally docile but ...