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Hobo spider
the hobo spider is frequently referred to
as the funnel-web spider due to its tendency to create
funnel-shaped webs used for trapping and feeding
on prey, they are not to be confused with the Australian
a funnel-web spider which is an entirely different species
many arachnid researchers have concluded that hobo
spiders are not dangerously poisonous to humans
although their toxicity has been widely debated
among the community, some accounts have even
stated the bite is non-venomous hobo spiders have
even been reported to have bites that cause skin
necrosis extreme pain and even muscle twitching
hobo spiders are relatively small compared to
some of the other creepy arachnids on this list
as they only grow to about 14 millimeters in length
while hobo spiders closely resemble a number of
other types of spiders there are a few things that
help distinguish them in appearance hobo spiders
are a pale brownish color with v-shaped patterns
moving up the length of their bodies they also
have a stripe in the middle of their sternum rather
than a spotted pattern fortunately they don’t often
inhabit human houses, unfortunately, this is because
of other venomous spiders living in the house
