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Koltun said her organization met Bitsy, named after the "Itsy Bitsy Spider" nursery rhyme, after staff got an email last month about a stray cat with extra legs growing out of her side.

A previously unknown species of native jumping spider boasting incredible eyesight and rather modest genitalia has been discovered near Rotorua. Rotorua Canopy Tours said in a statement today the ...

“The itsy bitsy spider climbed up the pond muck pile…” That’s not exactly how the classic childhood fingerplay sing-song words go, but it’s what took place at Angelkeep. Did you know the 1910 ...

This was the introduction of Itsy Bitsy, a character who considers herself the daughter of Spider-Man and Daredevil. Itsy Bitsy hasn’t been around for a long time, so seeing her return to work ...

One of these “Manstrosities” wasn’t a man, but Spider-Man and Deadpool’s “daughter”: the blue-skinned, six-armed Itsy Bitsy, who introduced herself to her “daddies” with a twist on ...

And here's the thing. Spider-Man has been fighting a Rhino who was not his own, and then after visiting his very familiar apartment, Spider-Man has been equally affected, hallucinating villains ...

After scoring high on a standard arachnophobia questionnaire, spider-phobes of all shapes and sizes start the study process by visiting the team's lab on the third floor of NAU's Student Academic ...

A Spider-Villain we haven't seen in over seven years? Maybe, like with Zeb Wells' run, a villain linked to a previous Joe Kelly comic? Say… isn't that Itsy Bitsy on the cover? Spider-Man ...

Jason Day famously used a black Spider Itsy Bitsy, the precursor to the Spider Tour, to win the 2015 PGA Championship and become the No. 1 Player in the World later that year. However, with the ...

‘Tis the season for spooky stories, and just in time for Halloween, the spider that news headlines have described as “giant,” “flying” and “venomous” has made its way to New England. While it may be a ...