Brown Widow Spider

Often found in human-made structures like sheds, garages, under eaves, and outdoor furniture. Also found in natural settings under rocks and logs. Prefers undisturbed, secluded places.

Feeds on various insects and other small arthropods that get caught in its web.

Builds irregular, tangled webs, often in sheltered locations. Females are known for their spiky egg sacs. They are generally shy and not aggressive unless provoked or defending an egg sac.

Potential risk due to venomous bite, though generally less potent than the black widow's venom. Bites may cause localized pain, redness, and swelling, but are rarely severe or life-threatening. Benefits include controlling insect populations.