Tarantula poaching could threaten some species to the point of extinction (Credit: Getty Images) The global arachnid trade is threatening the world's most famous spider species. And it's primarily ...

The 60-year-old actor — who has previously been married five times — was in costume as his character Spider-Man Noir donning a forest green overcoat, fedora and gray suit while walking in a ...

Dermot Mulroney is breaking his silence on his “Scream” co-stars Melissa Barrera and Jenna Ortega exiting the franchise. “I’m not surprised they didn’t come back,” Mulroney ...

It can also affect vision. “I lay in bed screaming — like, the sharp pains, the ache, that squeezing,” Applegate, 52, said of her condition. Getty Images Applegate added that the severe pain ...

"Everybody has, like, different ways of [the disease] showing up," Applegate said. "I lay in bed screaming," she continued, attributing that to "the sharp pains, the ache, the squeezing ...

a spider bites Jake (voiced by John DiMaggio), who screams in pain silently. Three days later, on December 15th, 2011, YouTuber QuackAttackIsBackJak posted a clip of the scene. The post received more ...

The "Married... with Children" alum also revealed that the disease has "traveled into my hands" and makes it difficult to pick up objects.

Some of most effective are arthropods. And few are better than dragonflies and arachnids.” “What are arachnids? Spiders, scorpions, ticks, camel spiders, whip scorpions and more,” she said, adding ...

Massive spiders the size of a human hand have had a record breeding year in the UK after a zoo released them into the wild. Chester Zoo bred the fen raft spiders before setting thousands free ten ...

Fen Raft spiders can spin a web as large as 25cm and can grow to the size of a rate - but are completely harmless to humans (Algirdas/Creative Commons) From reproductive rights to climate change ...

Guam has 40 times more spiders than neighbouring islands – and a population of invasive snakes so voracious, they have emptied the forests of every bird. Five years ago, Haldre Rogers attended a ...