It depends how small, but yes. They are rodents, and they can get into very small spaces, like rats or mice can.
JB's worst fear(s) are: Spiders, ironically enough, crowded places, and small spaces. He's claustrophobic.
If a ferret's head can fit through a space, their body will go through as well.
Theoretically, spiders could go everywhere, but the chance one gets stuck in your ears while you are taking a nap, is veryslim.
That's the way they are, they have an exoskeleton. Maybe for something that small bones are not a good option
Arachnophobia <applies to all spiders big/small>
Yes, but only small spiders.
A phobia of small spaces is called claustrophobia.
The ability of a human to squeeze through a small space depends on various factors, including their body size, flexibility, and determination. In general, a person may be able to squeeze through a space that is slightly larger than the width of their shoulders. However, attempting to squeeze through extremely tight spaces can be dangerous and may result in injury or entrapment. It is important to exercise caution and use common sense when attempting to navigate confined spaces.
because spiders are small and are really creepy
yes frogs do eat small spiders
It could be for anything. Spiders,darkness, other people, heights, small spaces, colors, music, scary movies..........etc.