As late August rolls around in Arkansas, an intriguing natural event is set to unfold —the beginning of tarantula mating season. These large, iconic spiders, known for their imposing appearance, will soon become more visible in our region as males embark on their annual search for a mate. While tarantulas are often a rare sight, this time of year brings them out of their burrows and into the open, offering a unique opportunity to observe these elegant creatures in action.
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