Spiders

Spiders

  • Spiders are perhaps the most feared pest
  • There are large and hairy spiders, such as the wolf spider
  • Other spider species are smaller and shiny, such as the black widow spider. Spiders have eight legs, and most have eight eyes

Spiders do not have ears; instead they feel the sound vibrations with tiny hairs on their legs. There are thousands of different types, sizes and colors of spiders found all over the world in nearly every type of habitat. Spiders rarely bite humans unless their nests or webs are disturbed. With the exception of a few species, the venom in spider bites is harmless to humans, but some individuals may be hypersensitive and can have a mild to severe allergic reaction when bitten. Spiders feed primarily on other insects. Spiders in your home can be a sign of a larger pest infestation, and their building of webs indoors can prove to be a nuisance for most homeowners when left untreated. A comprehensive pest control treatment program is necessary to eliminating spiders inside the home.

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