Spider identification chart

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Spiders are found around the world from your backyard to tropical islands. Learn how they live, how they feed, and what they have to be afraid of.

If you don't know your Brown Recluse from a Wolf Spider, or a Black Widow from an Orb Weaver, you might want to check out the infographic below. If you ever

Easily identify common spiders with this helpful guide. Learn key traits to distinguish between harmless species and dangerous ones you might encounter.

Many people have a fear of spiders—arachnophobia. Let's be real. A creepy-crawly with multiple eyes and legs that can appear out of nowhere is enough to give anyone the heebie-jeebies.

Huh - look even spiders dont know if we are a northern or southern state...

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There are three venomous spiders in the United States: the brown widow, the brown recluse, and the black widow. Some species of spiders in the United States—the mouse spider, black house spider, and wolf spider—are rarely encountered but may deliver a toxic, painful bite.