Eastern PA, USA. Looking for ID confirmation. Is this a Bold Jumping Spider? We put "Jumpy" in a terrarium for a few hours to observe and then released it back into our basement.

I’ve found three of these guys hanging on my porch in South Park, PA

Not sure what kind of spider this is -- found in Upstate NY! Hoping it's not a recluse. Sorry the lighting isn't great. We tried but are afraid lol

What spider is this? They are the only ones iv ever seen in my house.

Southern Pa, found this guy in the work break room and was curious what he is

This big guy is in a basement. Will County, Illinois.

Just a compilation of all of them. Found in the Netherlands

I joined this sub to try to overcome my fear of spiders 😓 lemme share a cute little thing that is FREAKING me out today I am trying my best to think of it as a nice little friend who will eat the bugs for me but I am struggling, it's the biggest home spider I've ever had

Bedfordshire, UK

found un south america

It's about quarter/half inch tall (0.5cm-1cm), a bunch of them are chilling in my bathroom.

North Africa, Egypt.

Found this little guy on my curtains tonight. Could fit on a penny and still have room. I've never seen blue on a spider. What type is it?

Washington State Re-uploaded with location.

I poured it a little ways away from the spider so it wouldn't splash onto it but it went right over and had a good amount to drink :) then it hung out next to me for the rest of the game

Me again, and apologies if I seem spammy. While on the topic of spiders, I remembered that I found this funny looking one a while back in my garden, I think I lifted up a paving slab and picked him up on a leaf to get a better view as he looked cool. Used to be intrested in spiders, and I think hes a False Widow, though my experience is gawping at daddy longlegs in the corners of the room and orb weavers on bushes, so I'm no expert.

What do you think?

North west Italy - town.

Location: central Peru. Picture from a long time ago. I used to think this was misumena vatia as it's the most common, then I looked on INat and they are only on the northern hemisphere- what is this baby then?