An event in the south of the Island later this month will see volunteers searching for eight-legged wildlife.
The Wildlife Counts project is asking people to come along and hunt for spiders in the Ballachurry wetland near Port Erin.
The event takes place on August 18 from 2pm to 4pm and aims to help people identify the various species living on the Isle of Man.
Organisers say it's not suitable for young children.
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Benefits fraudster had three undeclared jobs
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Port St Mary goes to the polls
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Minister hopes air traffic problems now solved
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Poyll Dooey march planned for the weekend
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Commissioner accused of data breaches
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Cat lands man in court over ammo offences
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