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A large house spider in a wash basin sink in a home.

A wasp spider isolated on white.Other Objects Isolated on white:

Adult male of European garden spider (Araneus diadematus) closeup portrait. Also known as cross orbweaver spider

Macro closeup of a house spider on a white fluffy rug

A spider walks with its web coming out from behind it, its back leg resting on the web.

Spider on the ceiling in the night room, arachnophobia is the fear of spiders and other arachnids

Salticus scenicus Zebra Jumping Spider. Digitally Enhanced Photograph.

macro closeup on Hyllus semicupreus Jumping Spider. This spider is known to eat small insects like grasshoppers, flies, bees as well as other small spiders.

Salticids are a family of small araneomorph aranids commonly known as jumping spiders. They have four pairs of eyes, with the middle pair being the largest. Macrography. Copy space

Selective focus of a big spider walking on the clothes at a clothesline

Macro closeup of a hunting spider camouflaged on a tree

Pseudeuophrys lanigera Jumping Spider. Digitally Enhanced Photograph.

Macro photo of a Eratigena atrica also known as Giant house spider.

An Australian Huntsman spider on the tray of a ute

Yellow Brown Jumping Spider with a green head Salticidae Spider in garden at sunset, Thailand.

Lycosa tarantula with offspring on his abdomen

Macro photo of arachnid with long legs attached to a thread of spider web. Predatory animal prepares its traps for insects. Nature, animal behavior and arachnophobia.

Salticidae or small hairy jumping spiders

Large trembling spider in front of a white stone wall (pholcus phalangioides)

$Insects and spiders living on plants and trees play a vital role in fostering sustainable ecosystems. Insects such as pollinators enable plants to reproduce, while decomposers like beetles recycle nutrients back into the soil. Spiders act as natural pest controllers, maintaining the health of trees and crops without the need for harmful chemicals. Together, these tiny creatures support biodiversity, improve soil fertility, and protect plant health. Preserving their habitats on plants and trees is essential for promoting ecological balance and a sustainable future.\nLocation: Surajpur, Greater Noida (India)$

front part of a European garden cross spider, Araneus diadematus, in front of a light background

Close up of domestic spider - Stock photography

Tegenaria domestica, the domestic house spider resting by the corner of a room.

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