The spiders, which are commonly found in your home, may not be dangerous because they need a corner or dark place to create their web. Most of the spiders want to stay busy in creating their web, but they can attack in defense. You may surprise to know that there are more than 3000 species of spiders, and some are calm while others could be poisonous.

Dangers Associated With Spiders

Not every spider is dangerous. Among all, 60 spiders may be responsible for their dangerous bites while the rest of the spiders can bite due to afraid of humans. When you try to disturb them, they will bite you in self-defense. Remember, they use their venomous bite for hunting, not for self-defense.

Common Dangerous Spiders

• The Black Widow Spider is identified by its hourglass shaped marks on abdomen.
• Brown Widow Spider has spindly legs and globular abdomens with many red spots.
• Brows Recluse Spider have the dark violin-shaped marks on the head, and they are one of the slow-moving spiders.
• Six-Eyed Sand Spider is lengthy about 1 to 2 inches and their legs that are spanning up to 4 inches. Because of its flattened stance, it is called six-eyed crab spider.
• The Chilean Recluse Spider is one of the most dangerous spiders that cause severe systemic reactions, including death.
• The Wolf Spiders could be between ½ to 2 inches in length. They have hairs generally gray or brown with several stripes on their back.
• The Red Legged Widow Spider is colorful and less than an inch but packed with venom.

The fact is, not everyone is well known to the spider species and dangers associated with them. You never know when they can become aggressive, so if you have kids in your home, then never take the risk and remove the spiders as soon as possible.

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