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* ''VideoGame/LethalCompany'' has its fair share of deadly insectoid aliens. Hoarding Bugs are fat beetle-like {{Bandit Mook}}s that collect scrap they find around and protect their nests if a player disturbs them, Snare Fleas hang around ceilings and drop on players in an attempt to suffocate them, and of course there are the [[GiantSpider Bunker Spiders]].
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* Australia's infamous huntsman spiders, which boast leg spans of up to one foot. Luckily, the species humans most frequently run into, [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delena_cancerides Delena cancerides]], are not aggressive towards humans, although meeting one can be slightly surprising. They tend to happily eat roaches, flies, mosquitoes, and other pests in a house.
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* Australia's infamous huntsman spiders, which boast leg spans of up to one foot. Luckily, the species humans most frequently run into, [[https://en.''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delena_cancerides Delena cancerides]], cancerides]]'', are not aggressive towards humans, although meeting one can be slightly surprising. They tend to happily eat roaches, flies, mosquitoes, and other pests in a house.
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* ''Literature/UniversalMonsters'': In book 1, shortly after meeting Dr. Dunn, Bob comes under attack by a swarm of oversized ticks. Devin Chavarria, who's becoming a vampire courtesy of Dracula, later claims to have sent them; it ultimately turns out she was lying and they were actually a shapeshifted Dracula (as revealed when more giant ticks later turn up in his base of operations and then turn back into him when Captain Bob starts smashing them).
