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Oklahoma Spiders
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Brown Recluse
Because of shipping, cars, planes and trains, the Brown Recluse spider can be found most anywhere in the United States. Specific reports show the highest concentration to be found in Kansas, Arkansas, Missouri, and Oklahoma.

Black Widow
Although they can be found in almost every state (and some portions of Canada),the Black Widow spider is most common in the Southern locales of the United States.


Hobo Spider
The hobo spider is also known as the aggressive house spider. Hobo spiders are found generally in the northwest part of the United States however reported cases have been documented right here in Oklahoma.



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The name "Brown Recluse" describes the color and the habits of this increasingly infamous spider. Brown Recluse spiders, with the scientific name of Loxosceles reclusa are one of the few spiders in the United States that are known to be very harmful to humans.

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Adult Brown Recluse spiders are yellowish-tan to dark brown. They have long, thin gray to dark brown legs covered with very short, dark hairs. Both male and female spiders are similar in appearance and are equally venomous. The most distinguishing mark on a brown recluse spider is the presence of a dark brown or black violin or fiddle on its back with the violin's "neck" pointing toward the rear of its body. For this reason, they are sometimes called "violin spiders" or "fiddleback spiders".

Characteristics

The Brown Recluse is regarded by some as more dangerous than the Black Widow spider because it is considered a house spider and isn't as simple to identify.

The Brown Recluse spider will lunge and bite the prey in a vulnerable area and immediately back away while the venom acts to quickly paralyze them. The spider then moves in to feed. The same venom that acts to liquefy an insect's innards for consumption also causes the "flesh rotting" appearances as shown.

During the day, Brown Recluse spiders spend their time in quiet, undisturbed places. If they are seen roaming during the day, pesticide applications, hunger, overcrowding or a desire to find a mate has probably brought them out. Sometimes they will be discovered trapped within a smooth surface such as a bathtub or sink. But because they are primarily nocturnal, they will typically begin to stray from their hiding place about an hour or two after dark. This is when they spend their time hunting for food. This explains why many bites occur while victims are sleeping. While they are hunting for food, they may crawl up onto a bed and bite when the victim inadvertently rolls onto the spider during normal sleep movements.

Brown Recluse spiders are remarkably resilient and can survive 6 to 12 months with no food or water and have an average life span of 2 to 4 years. In laboratory conditions, they have lived as long as 7 years.

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Danger Zones

Brown Recluse spiders prefer warm, dry locations. Here are some places where they are typically found indoors:

Behind baseboards
In boxes

Inside dressers
In showers and bathtubs (slippery surface traps the spider)
Underneath couches, tables and chairs
In bed sheets of infrequently used beds
In stacks of clothes


Inside shoes
Behind pictures
In closets
Behind furniture
Garages
Storage sheds
Cellars
Firewood

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