A seasonal baby spider phenomenon known as "ballooning" is happening, causing people across the country to notice spiderwebs in the sky.

John E. Banks, an environmental sciences professor at California State University Monterey Bay, said the objects are likely silky webs created by spiders that are ballooning.

The thick strands of web visible in the sky are from spiders. There have been more of them recently because spider activity increases at this time of year.

A Spider-Man balloon is making a return to Macy's Thanksgiving Parade for the first time in a decade with a tribute to John Romita Sr.

John Romita Jr. had an "amazing" reaction to the Spider-Man balloon inspired by the work of his father, Amazing Spider-Man artist John Romita Sr.

Spider webs were seen falling from the skies across the Central Coast Wednesday morning. The sticky and fluffy substance has been seen falling in Monterey, Santa Cruz and San Benito counties.

A spider web-like substance is snagged on weeds in Wood Colony, Calif., Wednesday, Oct. 4, 2023. Andy Alfaro [email protected] Fluffy, “spider web-looking things” floating in the Modesto air ...