Spider Egg Sac (Broad-faced Sac Spider)

Often found indoors in corners, on ceilings, or in rolled-up leaves and under loose bark outdoors.

Adult spiders are active hunters that feed on other arthropods and scavenging dead insects.

Unlike web-weaving spiders, they build silken retreats (sacs) for resting during the day and for protecting their eggs. The female guards the sac until the spiderlings emerge.

Generally beneficial as they eat household pests. Their bite can be painful and cause redness or secondary infection, comparable to a bee sting, but is typically not medically significant.