Spider (Common House Spider)

Found inside structures, especially in corners, under furniture, and near windows/light sources where prey is common.

Carnivorous; primarily feeds on small insects such as flies, mosquitoes, moths, and other small spiders.

Builds irregular, tangled 'cobwebs.' They are generally reclusive, active at night, and often hang upside down in the center of their webs waiting for prey.

Benefits of reducing household pests. They pose no significant risk to humans as they are non-aggressive and their venom is medically insignificant to people.