Spiders Have Special Benefits- But Beware Of That Bite
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Spiders: Hidden Helpers with a Cautionary Bite
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While Americans love their furry, four-legged companions, the eight-legged visitors from outside often aren't as welcome. However, some spiders play crucial roles in controlling pests around your home, though caution is advised due to the potential for harmful bites.
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Many Americans embrace their four-legged pets with open arms, but the sight of eight-legged intruders like spiders can be unsettling. Despite this, some spiders are beneficial, helping to control pests by preying on insects that you might find even less welcome.
"Most household spiders are harmless to humans," explains Dr. Ron Harrison, an entomologist at Orkin, Inc. "However, a few species do have venomous bites. It's important to know which spiders pose a threat and which are harmless housemates."
Spiders like the cellar spider, often found in homes, can even prey on more dangerous species like black widows. Others, such as the spiny orb weaver and house spiders, target crickets and small flying insects, while wolf spiders help manage pests in lawns and gardens. Even the brown recluse, despite its dangerous reputation, assists by eating cockroaches and silverfish.
To protect your family from venomous spiders, learn to identify harmful types such as the black widow, brown recluse, and yellow sac spider, whose bites can cause severe skin reactions.
- Black Widow: Females are shiny black with a distinctive red hourglass on their abdomen.
- Brown Recluse: Recognizable by a violin-shaped marking on its back, this spider is yellowish to brown with long, thin legs.
- Yellow Sac: Typically yellow, the abdomen is often brighter than the head and legs.
According to Orkin, Inc., two out of three American homes have a noticeable spider presence. If you're frequently seeing spiders, it's wise to consult a professional to identify the species and determine the best control methods.
Homeowners can take proactive steps to prevent spider invasions. Reducing food sources and keeping areas like cellars and closets clutter-free can discourage nesting. For larger infestations, it's best to call a licensed pest control service to effectively manage and repel unwanted guests.
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