Spiders
- Species
- 50,356 known species
- Classification
- Arthropoda > Arachnida > Araneae
- Conservation Status
- Various
- Length
- 0.015 to 12 in
- Lifespan
- Up to 1 to 2 years (not including tarantulas
- Habitat
- A variety of habitats
- Spiders are a group of arachnids that vary greatly in body shape and abilities. Many create webs, and their webs are designed for a variety of uses, and to catch prey in different ways.
- Draw an orb-weaving spider making its web.

- Places
- Worldwide except Antarctica
- While most spiders are carnivorous, some spiders eat plants and nectar, and at least one species is a herbivore.
- Spiders have eyesight better than most insects.
- Not all spiders have eight eyes, some having six, four, two, or even none.
- Spiders have been found in amber from the Cretaceous period.