A team of scientists led by The University of Western Australia has discovered two new species of trapdoor spiders in the ...

While the employee immediately recognised the creature was a trapdoor spider — experts later revealed that this specific species has never been seen before. “It’s really exciting that the ...

Now they've been described in a research paper by scientists who say they're both types of trapdoor spiders – unusual for the location. "We didn't discover these spiders in the typical dry ...

Taxonomically, they are in the infraorder mygalomorphae which includes the trapdoor spiders and tarantulas. "We only have one native mygalomorphae in the UK and they are much, much smaller and ...

“Taxonomically, they are in the infraorder mygalomorphae which includes the trapdoor spiders and tarantulas. “We only have one native mygalomorphae in the UK and they are much, much smaller ...

Taxonomically, they are in the infraorder mygalomorphae which includes the trapdoor spiders and tarantulas. We only have one native mygalomorphae in the UK and they are much, much smaller and ...

Taxonomically, they are in the infraorder mygalomorphae which includes the trapdoor spiders and tarantulas. "We only have one native mygalomorphae in the UK and they are much, much smaller and ...

Joe Bennett is an author and columnist who writes the weekly A Dog's Life column in Saturday's Northern Advocate. What did spiders ever do to us? At what point in the 400 million years that they ...