Spiders

Unlike the Black Widow Spiders, the Wolf Spiders are big hunting spiders that will not require webs to affectively trap their prey. In the United States, you’ll find 2 main species of the Wolf Spiders (Lycosidae spp); H. aspersa and the Hogna carolinensis. The Lycosidae family (where the spider belongs) are arachnids that have athletic, […]

Despite that spiders contribute highly to the ecosystem by eating harmful bugs like mosquitoes, they can be enormously unsettling in your homes. In this blog post, we will answer one of the most common questions asked by people: How much do spider exterminators cost? In brief; The cost of a spider exterminator varies depending on

Most of us fear spiders (unless it’s a pet spider) because their spider bites are largely poisonous.  So, if any homeowner sees some insect poop around the house, they worry that they could have spiders around.  But, do spiders poop? Yes, after feeding and digestion happen, spiders will poop to release their body’s waste. The

Black widow spiders come in 5 species and they are mainly found in the northern and southern (in the United States) and they inhabit areas like the grasslands, deserts, and forests. Fun Question: is it true that the female Latrodectus (female black widow spiders) will kill and feed on their mates? The Latrodectus genus has

Some spiders even exhibit ballooning behavior – but do spiders have wings? Spiders use the earth’s electric field as a guide for flying across oceans on long strands of silk – without wings!  Well, what about winged spiders? Do these exist? No, not really. There are no known species of spider with fully developed wings

Spiders, those unwelcome houseguests! They often seek refuge indoors during colder months, especially in our cozy heated homes. When we spot them, we scramble to find ways to eliminate them, like considering bleach (Sodium Hypochlorite). But does bleach really work against spiders? Indeed, highly concentrated bleach (above 11%) with its potent acidity can effectively exterminate