Common House Spider

Commonly found in and around human structures, typically in corners, under furniture, or in garages and sheds.

Carnivorous; feeds primarily on small insects and other spiders caught in its tangled web.

They are known for building messy, tangled, three-dimensional webs. They are generally sedentary and wait for prey to become entangled before wrapping it in silk.

Benefits the ecosystem by controlling indoor pests like flies and mosquitoes. They are not considered medically significant to humans, although a bite can cause minor swelling and redness.