If you are scared of spiders you better stop reading and look away now.
A spider that can leap 6ft in the air, has been spotted in the UK for the first time and its been laying eggs.
The sibianor jumping spider larvae was spotted at the Holcroft Moss Nature Reserve in Warrington, Cheshire, reports the Mirror Online.
The rare spider, which has blackish-red colouring and up to eight large eyes, was spotted by arachnologist Richard Burkmar, the BBC reports.
He, along with fellow spider enthusiast Richard Gallon, informed Dr Dmitri Logunov, one of the world's most respected experts, The Independent reports.
It was then confirmed to be the first recognised sighting of the spider in Britain.
Sarah Bennett, from the Cheshire Wildlife Trust, told The Independent : "A number of rare bog spiders were also discovered during the surveys, including the jumping spider Heliophanus dampfi, making it the only site in England where this has been recorded.
"It's definitely a special site for bog-loving wildlife."
Despite it being the first ever confirmed sighting, it is thought the spiders could have been in the country for thousands of years.