If spiders send chills down your spine, then it’s probably best if you didn’t go anywhere near the American Museum of Natural History in New York. Not only are spiders on prominent display on the inside, but the front arch of the main entrance is now dominated by a giant, inflatable spider.
Of course, the people behind the exhibit would tell you that, if spiders give you the chills, there’s no better place for you than inside the exhibit. There, amidst a fantastic collection of tarantulas and orb weavers, you can get a far better sense of just how spectacular these animals can be—and why they actually do most of us more good than harm.