Anyone knows what kind of spider is this? I've looked info on google but i can't find this specific type. Anyone?
His/her belly was all black, still can't find it on google
>>2074844
damn why is its abdomen so..oval? Let it bite you, post results
What location in the world was the picture taken?
>>2074858
North of Argentina, pretty calid place, dry calid
>>2074861
calid?...hot? calor?
>>2074861
Much of the world is north of argentina. :) Immediately north like paraguay or bolivia?
>>2074869
Yes, calid weather in general
>>2074845
Wait, did you kill it? Why?
No matter what species it was, there's no way that it would have hurt you, since literally no spider species in the world is aggressive towards humans. Even if they were, there isn't a single spider species that can kill a healthy adult.
>>2074870
No, i meant the north part of the country
>>2074872
Didn't kill it, i just let her go in my front yard, but i want to know what species it was and if it was poisonous. Spiders tend to bite even if you don't provoke them. That's how most people get bitten in the first place isnt?
>>2074873
ok, thanks
>>2074876
No problem :). Let me tell you it's the first time i see this kind of spider. Never seen that kind before.
>>2074875
>Didn't kill it, i just let her go in my front yard,
Sorry, I just thought it looked strange in the second pic.
>Spiders tend to bite even if you don't provoke them. That's how most people get bitten in the first place isnt?
Usually, they don't even bite IF provoked. Most people who get bitten do so after accidentally getting the spiders beneath their clothes. In these cases they bite out of fear of getting crushed.
>>2074882
Oh i see, nah she was trying to escape from the glass and flipped on her belly. Still cant find what it was, i just want to make sure it isnt poisoneous or something
>>2074844
Leggy OJhusk.
>>2074844
Looks vaguely like some tortoiseshell orb weaver.
I'm giving up. I found one that might be related, but unfortunately no ID info. Posting if it might help.
>>2074875
If I'm not mistaken, all spiders are venomous to some extent, but very few of them have venom that could actually seriously hurt or kill the average person.
Just based on odds, the spider probably wasn't a dangerous type. Maybe it was; I don't know. I'm just talking numbers here.
>>2074844
Black widow
New anon, looking for an ID on this baby.
Australian (coastal Sydney area), ~2.5 cm body, brown
I'm hoping it's a huntsman or something that is (relatively) safe for humans but will eat the fuck out of insects.
>>2076114
Indeed, a huntsman
>>2074872
Collaborator! Traitor!
>>2076114
Are you fucking new to the country?
Fucking obviously a huntsman.
