Eek! Unless it’s Halloween, most people typically don’t enjoy seeing spiders around their house. Spiders play an important part in our ecosystem, helping control the insect population by eating aphids, beetles, caterpillars, and mosquitoes. Spiders are also food for animals like birds, lizards, frogs, and small mammals, but they can still be pretty creepy-looking! Besides … The Spider Danger Scale
Wolf spiders can vary in size from around ½ an inch to a whopping 4 inches in diameter depending on their exact species. These spiders are typically brown, have stocky, robust bodies, and both their bodies and their legs are covered in hair. Though those factors can help identify them, wolf spiders are most easily … Why Wolf Spiders Make Better Neighbors Than House-guests
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