I noticed a large spider skittering across my driveway the other day. It looked unusually “fuzzy” like its abdomen was covered in ragged fur. So I stalked it until I was able to get some good photos of it.
Turns out it is a wolf spider and the fuzzy stuff are its babies that she is carrying around till they can fend for themselves.
![Wolf spider carrying her babies on he back Wolf spider carrying her babies on he back](https://www.hearth.com/talk/data/attachments/279/279930-11a5fe54f40b184c4f1c7b3e595be222.jpg)
Turns out it is a wolf spider and the fuzzy stuff are its babies that she is carrying around till they can fend for themselves.
![Wolf spider carrying her babies on he back Wolf spider carrying her babies on he back](https://www.hearth.com/talk/data/attachments/279/279927-ed6709ccf4c86ca75a9906a10caf0b63.jpg)
![Wolf spider carrying her babies on he back Wolf spider carrying her babies on he back](https://www.hearth.com/talk/data/attachments/279/279928-e4dafc8befe04eaeeb48177ef25383e0.jpg)
![Wolf spider carrying her babies on he back Wolf spider carrying her babies on he back](https://www.hearth.com/talk/data/attachments/279/279929-4408cddf1fbd28dcadfb97bd36c51eb8.jpg)
![Wolf spider carrying her babies on he back Wolf spider carrying her babies on he back](https://www.hearth.com/talk/data/attachments/279/279930-11a5fe54f40b184c4f1c7b3e595be222.jpg)