Funnel Weaver Spider @Amphibiansunrise
Funnel Weaver Spider  @Amphibiansunrise
Uploaded October 2015 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Funnel weaver spiders are common in late summer and early fall in Indiana. They quickly retreat to the base of their funnel web if disturbed, and are not considered dangerous to humans - their venom is mild, and bites are rare. They are no relation to the more dangerous Australian funnel web spiders.
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