The brown recluse has extended its range into parts of the northern United States, making its home in caves, rodent burrows, and other protected environments.
These species are sometimes also referred to as banana spiders because they are frequently found on banana leaves.
They found throughout the United States, as well as in Mexico southward through South America, is venomous to humans and is often found indoors.
Wolf spiders belong to the family Lycosidae, a large and widespread group that is found throughout the world.
It is one species that can be found from the United States and parts of Canada through Latin America and the West Indies.
The spider’s appearance is distinguished from other widow spiders by its reddish cephalothorax and legs and its reddish-brown to black colored abdomen.
The species is widespread throughout Australia, living in all of the continent’s varied environments, except for its hottest deserts and frigid mountaintops.