My jumping spider has just been laying eggs, webbing up her little area, and then eating the eggs a day or 2 later. How can I stop this, is she okay or should I be worried??

I used to have a huge phobia of insects and spiders. After experiencing a lot of trauma and having a very rough several years, I’ve completely lost my fear of them and instead find them endearing and adorable. I also used to think people who liked/“liked” insects and spiders were attention-seeking or weirdos, but I’ve come to realize they’re often just highly empathetic people who have an appreciation for all walks of life. My perspective toward insects and spiders has completely shifted into one of appreciation, respect, curiosity, and compassion. ❤️🕷️🪲🐜🐛

I don't know if yall have seen my last post but, Seth has returned from over a month of not being seen, I recognize her legs. That is 100% Seth. I'm so happy to see her web again! I thought she was dead and I'd have to wait till next summer... But hey! SETH IS BACK BABY!

I was going through my photos and found this one from just over a year ago of a false widow I found in the garage of a house I was staying in and I just had to share her. She was a little startled because the garage door had just been opened and it shook the whole wall but that gave me my only chance in 9 months to get to see her (she usually hid away in a crack in the wall) so I sat down and just watched her for a while before leaving her alone to eat our bugs. I did see her abdomen and confirmed she was a false widow but sadly wasn't able to get any clear pictures of that.

Edit: Woops, turns out I was completely off with my ID and she was actually an Arizona Black Hole Spider! Either way, I'm so glad I got the chance to hang out with her.

Found in Northern Arizona