Are there tarantulas in California?

Short answer
Yes

Yes. The tarantula lives in California. Open records come from 28 counties.

Tarantula
Photo (Desert blond tarantula): Snake collector, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Where in California

San Benito: 9 recordsFresno: 6 recordsEl Dorado: 1 recordMonterey: 12 recordsSan Bernardino: 35 recordsTuolumne: 2 recordsSanta Barbara: 8 recordsStanislaus: 1 recordInyo: 16 recordsSan Joaquin: 2 recordsImperial: 8 recordsCalaveras: 2 recordsMadera: 7 recordsVentura: 5 recordsOrange: 29 recordsKern: 11 recordsContra Costa: 143 recordsMerced: 1 recordTulare: 14 recordsSacramento: 1 recordMariposa: 3 recordsRiverside: 39 recordsSanta Clara: 48 recordsSan Luis Obispo: 37 recordsSan Mateo: 3 recordsSan Diego: 89 recordsAlameda: 23 recordsLos Angeles: 30 records
Open GBIF records by county. Most come from Contra Costa County, San Diego County, Santa Clara County, Riverside County, San Luis Obispo County.

Tarantulas across the US

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California is outlined. Tap another state to see its answer.

How to recognize one

Tarantula Aphonopelma spp.

Painful, rarely serious. Bites are rare and feel like a bee sting. The hairs on the abdomen can irritate skin and eyes.

Questions

Are there tarantulas in California?

Yes. The tarantula lives in California. Open records come from 28 counties.

What do tarantulas look like?

Large, hairy, brown to black spider. Lives in a burrow with silk around the entrance. Males wander in late summer and fall looking for mates.

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