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Unidentified

Picture ID 207341

Picture of unidentified spider
  • Submitted by: 
    Zaratejoshuan
  • Submitted: Jun 19, 2026
  • Photographed: Jun 19, 2026
  • Spider: Unidentified
  • Location: Texas, United States
  • Spotted Indoors: Other
  • Found in web?: No
  • Attributes:
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Ozzkat

Harmless female southern house spider, Kukulcania hibernalis. Males are very frequently mistaken for brown recluse, while females tend to be bulkier and have this more black/gray coloration. They can grow quite large but are entirely harmless to humans. Big fan of these guys, they’re really pretty and I find their webs quite unique; they often look more reminiscent to cobwebs than the traditional spider web you picture in your head.

Last edited 23 days ago by Ozzkat
BugmanDan

One of my favorite spiders. They are a cribelate mesh web weaver, means their web is not sticky but easily snaresanything in the web. Watching them make web is funny, it looks like they arescratching their behind.
Totally harmless, no record of them byting humans or pets.