Broad-faced Sac Spider

Found in various natural settings like forests, gardens, and under bark or stones. They often wander into human structures, especially at night, seeking prey or shelter.

Predatory, feeding on a wide range of small insects and other arthropods that they actively hunt.

Nocturnal hunters that do not build webs for catching prey, but rather use silk to construct a retreat or 'sac' where they rest during the day or lay eggs. They are quite fast-moving.

Generally considered harmless to humans. While they can bite if provoked, their venom is not medically significant and usually results in only minor localized pain and redness. They can be beneficial by controlling pest insect populations.