Broad-faced Sac Spider

Found outdoors under bark, stones, logs, and leaf litter. Indoors, they are commonly found in homes, often creating silken sacs in secluded areas like wall cracks or behind furniture.

Predatory, feeding on various small insects and other arthropods. They are active hunters, especially at night.

Nocturnal hunters. Unlike many spiders, they do not build webs for catching prey, but rather for shelter and egg-laying. They are known for their speed and agility when pursuing prey. They often create silken sacs (retreats) in dark, secluded places when resting or molting. Mating occurs, and females lay eggs within a silk sac, guarding them until they hatch.

Generally considered harmless to humans, though their bite can be moderately painful, similar to a bee or wasp sting, and may result in localized redness and swelling. They are beneficial in controlling insect populations within their habitat.