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A senior writer at Biology Insights, Anastasia Kovalenko covers arachnid biology from Santa Fe, New Mexico. She writes about spider anatomy, silk production, and predatory behavior across different species. Prior to this role, she spent several years covering general assignment news and local events for daily newspapers and digital publications. Kovalenko lives in the high desert, where she studies native funnel-weaving spiders in the surrounding foothills.

How Big Can a Tarantula Get? The Largest Species
How Many Eyes Do Tarantulas Have and How Do They Work?
Do Black Widows Eat Their Babies?
How Many Eyes Do Black Widows Have?
How Far Can Tarantulas Jump? The Truth About Their Movement
What Do Tarantulas Look Like? A Detailed Description
Do Spiders Blink? The Fascinating Truth About Their Eyes
What Is the Scientific Name for a Spider?
What Temperature Is Too Hot for Ladybugs?
Can Black Widows Swim? How They Survive in Water
Are Black Widows Nocturnal? A Look at Their Nightly Routine
Do Spiders Have Queens Like Ants or Bees?
How Many Babies Do Jumping Spiders Have?
How to Identify a Black Widow Spider
Do Spiders Have Claws? The Anatomy of Their Feet
Are Box Spiders Poisonous? What You Need to Know
Do Wolf Spiders Swim? Their Aquatic Abilities Explained
Are White Crab Spiders Poisonous to Humans?
How Long Does It Take for Black Widow Eggs to Hatch?
Do Jumping Spiders Build Webs? How They Use Silk Instead
Do Baby Spiders Bite and Are They Dangerous?
What Do Baby Tarantulas Look Like From Spiderling to Adult?
How Fast Can a Tarantula Run and What Affects Its Speed?
The Complex World of Spider Behavior
What Is Molting in Spiders and How Does the Process Work?
How Fast Are Tarantulas and What Influences Their Speed?
Can Jumping Spiders Live Together?
How Long Do Spiders Live? From House Spiders to Tarantulas
What Do Young Black Widows Look Like?
Is an Arachnid a Bug? The Key Differences Explained