6 Adorable Spiders To Conquer Your Arachnaphobia

Arachnophobia is probably one of the most common fears in the entire world. Being terrified of a spider, despite their small size and impact, is nothing to be ashamed of. In fact, most people find them revolting and disgusting. Most spiders tend not to be dangerous to human beings at all, and are great are ridding gardens and homes of pests. However, some spiders are poisonous and can kill a person. The following eight, though, are more cute than anything else. Perhaps these adorable spiders can convince you not to be so afraid of the eight-legged creatures.


6. Elegant Golden Jumping Spider

Elegant Golden Jumping Spider, while having a weirdly proportioned body, has an incredibly adorable face. The unique color and long pair of first legs make him appear quite awkward. Females tend to be slightly larger than the males, which is normal in a spider.


5. Bird Dung Crab Spider

The Bird Dung Crab Spider may not have the best name ever, but its unique form of camouflage help make it slightly cute. While it may appear similar to bird-droppings, the spider brings its legs in close to its body and forms a small ball to stay away from predators.


4. Spiny Orb Weaver

The Spiny Orb Weaver received its name thanks to the red spikes on its abdomen. They tend to reach around 1-inch in diameter, and are completely harmless to human beings. They are quite small, so fear not their wrath.


3. Australian Garden Orb Weaver

While most things coming from Australia tend to be quite terrifying, the Australian Garden Orb Weaver is not one of those. Found in the coastal regions of the country, these spiders change color every time they molt.


2. Eight-Spotted Crab Spider

The bright yellow coloring should make them easily spotted by most people, and the eight spots on their back help to identify this spider, which was discovered in Singapore in 1924. They may be on of the largest types of crab spiders, but they are also one of the cutest.


1. Regal Jumping Spider

These tiny jumping spiders are found throughout eastern North America. The males always have a black pattern with white spots and stripes. While females tend to be shades of gray with some bright orange.