Huntsman spiders can get as large as a foot across in leg span, or roughly the size of a dinner plate. ... "World's largest spider: 'Goliath birdeater.' Arizona Republic, ...

Lisa Van Kula Donovan, from Queensland, Australia, managed to capture footage on Sept. 20 of a huntsman spider in the process of shedding its skin and the video is both creepy and fascinating.

Huntsman spiders are large, long-legged spiders, measuring up to 1 foot across the legs. Many have flattened bodies adapted for living in narrow spaces under loose bark or inside rock crevices.

Like many great ideas, The Spider Huntsman was born from casual conversation and a love of grilling, according to Jeremiah Stricklin, Head of Marketing for Spider Grills.

Huntsman spiders, despite their somewhat intimidating appearance, are not considered to be dangerous and while they do possess venom, their bite typically only causes mild effects. 4.

Not to alarm you, but a massive Huntsman spider has crawled out of your nightmares and into a rescue sanctuary in Australia. Year-old photos of the Huntsman have recently resurfaced thanks to a ...

The spiders do not make webs, earning the moniker "huntsman" because of their hunting ability and speed. Lauren Ansell spotted this giant spider on her home's window in Mount Coolum, Queensland ...

People unfamiliar with huntsman spiders might confuse them with tarantulas, but they can be identified by their legs, which are twisted in a way that makes them extend forward like a crab.

NORTH BENDIGO, Australia, Nov. 23 (UPI) --An Australian woman shared video of a scene that might be described as terrifying anywhere else in the world -- a giant spider hatching eggs in her mailbox.

Forms submitted without Jon Huntsman's notarized signature could mean that the former Utah governor will not be able to get on the ballot in neighboring Arizona, spelling more trouble for an ...

A mum has captured the bloodcurdling moment a wasp and huntsman spider faced off in a street battle - but it’s what happened after the fight that has Aussies squirming.

Katrina Dewees, from Arizona, US, grins as she films herself letting the spider crawl out of her mouth. She uploaded the footage on YouTube, where it has been viewed more than 600,000 times.