If you’ve spotted more spiders in your home over the past few weeks, you’re not alone.
As summer comes to an end and temperatures begin to fall, sightings of house spiders start to increase across the UK.
Horrified Brits have shared videos online showing eight-legged ‘monsters’ hiding in corners, lurking in the bathtub, racing across the carpet and dangling from the ceiling.
Despite the common belief that spiders suddenly move indoors to escape the cold, experts revealed that autumn is peak mating season for many of the UK’s most common house spiders.
During this time, males leave their usual hiding places in search of
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