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What kind of spider is this?
I found this spider in my house:
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Can't see the picture. |
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Sorry:
Correct link: http://cecati19.edu.mx/imagen/spider.jpg  Is this a banana spider? I'm ready to kill it if is poisonus... |
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Yes, that looks like a North American golden orb weaver, often called a Banana spider. I prefer the more correct but longer name so as not to confuse it with the Brazilian wandering spider. The North American golden orb weaver is relatively harmless, although it does have a venom. All spiders do. This species' is so dilute as to pose very little risk to humans. |
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