This female Wolf spider is carrying all her babies on her back. When a female wolf spider lays her eggs, she carries them in a round silken globe below her abdomen. Once the spiders have hatched, they move up to her back until they are ready to hunt on their own. This method of hatching and carrying young is entirely unique to the wolf spider. Wolf spiders can be found almost everywhere in the world. Their bite is venomous, but not lethal, and they generally won’t attack unless they are provoked