Cat-faced Spider

Often found near houses, under eaves, and in gardens or woodland edges

Carnivorous, primarily feeding on flying insects like flies, moths, and mosquitoes caught in its orb web

They are nocturnal orb-weavers that often build large webs. The spider is known for the two horn-like protrusions on its abdomen that resemble cat ears.

Benefits the ecosystem by controlling insect populations. They are not dangerous to humans, as their venom is mild and they are generally non-aggressive.