Can spiders see in the dark?

The majority of spider species do not rely on vision to find prey or mates and can avoid visual predators (such as birds) by being active at night. Most spider use their sensitivity to vibrations, either in their web or the ground, or in the air, to detect prey. Many spiders also use chemical senses to locate mates. read more

Spiders cannot see in the dark. The vision of most spiders is poor, and some are even blind. They depend on vibrations on their web, vibrations on the ground if they are the kind of spiders that hunt without using webs. read more

In most of North America, you’ll probably find mostly wolf spiders, whose venom isn’t dangerous to humans, but you should still be careful. You may also see some red reflections out there in the dark; they’re probably June bugs or moths. read more

No. There are spiders that live in caves. The ones that live near the entrance do have eyes and can See in what is called the Twilight Zone. read more