Wall Spider

Commonly found on interior and exterior walls, ceilings, window sills, and in small cracks and crevices of buildings.

Primarily feeds on small insects and other arthropods, especially ants.

Builds a small, flat, irregular web in corners. They are known for a unique hunting behavior where they run rapidly in circles around their prey, entangling it in silk that is released from an unusually large anal tubercle.

Considered harmless to humans as their fangs are too small to pierce skin and their venom is not medically significant. They are beneficial as they help control populations of small nuisance pests like ants inside homes.