88Tarantula mating season is almost here.
Thousands of the male spiders will emerge from their burrows in search for a mate, or die trying.
September through November is when you’ll most likely see them, particularly if you live in the Western or Southwestern United States.
“They generally wait for the first fall seasonal rain — they really respond to the late summer warmth and the increase in moisture,” Dan McCamish, a senior environmental scientist with California State Parks, told USA Today.
McCamish said you’re most likely to see them throughout the evening or early dawn.
“If you’re lucky enough you can sometimes see them in hordes crossing…
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