Here is where and when you will encounter the most large spiders (because millions of them invade our homes)

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It is from the data of a new application, Spider in da House, that the British were encouraged to record where and when they saw spiders.

The researchers found that most spiders were spotted in the early evening, reaching their maximum at 19:35.

The researchers collected data on 10,000 observations at 250 sites in Britain.

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Up to 80% of the spiders observed during the "spider season" are male, with male spiders looking for female partners, who tend to spin webs on door and window frames indoors .

According to the researchers, there is also a slight spike in observations between 6 and 8 am, perhaps because the spiders were trapped in the sinks and baths during the night.

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Teacher. Adam Hart from Gloucestershire University in England: "We think that if people are more likely to sit and see spiders at 7:30 pm, the observation model in rooms other than living rooms suggests the motive – we therefore, this probably reflects some ecology of spiders.

"The main message is to make it clear that British spiders are basically harmless and that spiders are incredibly important predators – natural controllers of pests and their predation encourages greater biodiversity.

"So, we should really celebrate the spider season."