Some of the most amazing species in the world may be found in Norway’s untamed wilderness. Traveling to Norway gives you the chance to witness animals that are uncommon elsewhere. If you are afraid of creepy crawlers, you will not find much of them in Norway, but it is still worthwhile to know what types of spiders you might encounter. Be wary as although spiders are rare there are still some a few types that are dangerous to humans.
Spiders in Norway Identification Chart
| Common House Spider (Parasteatoda tepidariorum) | — | — |
| Giant House Spider (Eratigena atrica) | — | — |
Giant House (Eratigena atrica) - Discover fascinating details about the Giant house spiders! Part of the Eratigena genus, these spiders may have a large appearance, but they're actually quite harmless.… Continue Reading >
Cross Orb Weaver (Araneus diadematus) - Did you know the Cross Orb Weaver spider comes from Europe and North America? Their legs are super cool because they can spin special round webs.… Continue Reading >
Rabbit Hutch Spider (Steatoda bipunctata) - Discover the intriguing world of the rabbit hutch spider, a comb-footed spider family member. Known for its unique habit of dwelling in places where rabbits live, this spider is more than just its name.… Continue Reading >
Zebra (Salticus scenicus) - Discover the fascinating world of the Zebra Spider, a creature from the northern hemisphere with stripes like a zebra. These lively spiders don't spin webs to catch their dinner.… Continue Reading >
Goldenrod Crab (Misumena vatia) - Goldenrod Crab Spiders are super cool! They can change colors and hang out on flowers, waiting for their food. Instead of making big webs, they use silk for catching food or keeping their eggs safe.… Continue Reading >
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