Brown recluse spider

Do all spiders bite, and are spider bites dangerous to humans? Our resident pest expert and entomologist, Dr. Nancy Troyano, dives into this myth.

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Sightings of the brown recluse are rare outside its known range, but if its presence is confirmed, here's what to do about it.

Brown recluse spiders live in many homes across the Southeast. Here are our tips for avoiding them and what to do if you have an infestation.

Spiders a big fear for many people, though most of these creepy crawly critters shouldn't be feared--except for the brown recluse spider. This is one of the most venomous spiders in the United States and they love to find their way into people's yards and homes.

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Also known as the violin spider, the Brown Recluse spider is one of the most notorious spider pests in the United States. While most spiders are deemed harmless, a bite from a Brown Recluse can be dangerous and even deadly.

The brown recluse spider, Loxosceles reclusa, is very small. It is also deadly. But there is good news. Horses once had to die to produce anti-toxin...

Learn about brown recluse spiders and how to protect your home from them with Bulwark Exterminating's guide.

House spiders and brown recluses certainly look similar. However, several factors can help you easily determine the difference between the two spiders. Looking into the geographic range, color patterns, general behavior and eye structure can provide you with insight into the identity of the spider.