Brown recluse spiders love quiet cardboard boxes in attics, garages, and basements, which makes holiday decorations a favorite hiding spot. Here’s how to unpack safely and store decorations so they stay spider-free.
Have you seen this spider pop up in your newsfeed recently? Or maybe a friend messaged you about it. While most people have shared this story in good faith; please, don’t be alarmed. The Claim: A species of spider new to the United States has killed five people this summer. Packing a lethal bite, this…
The brown recluse spider is one of the most common spiders found in Tennessee. Although they aren’t aggressive, they are sure to cause goosebumps when you encounter them. Here are 7 creepy facts about brown recluse spiders. 1. They Can’t Play Violin But Look Like Them. When you think of violins, you probably think of…
Especially when it comes to the deadly brown recluse. More often than not, this spider will not bite unless disturbed, but if they feel that you are a threat they will not hesitate to attack. Symptoms of a bite include: chills, fever, nausea, profuse sweating, and potentially death if left untreated. We’re here to help….
Did you know there’s a scientific reason to why all these brown recluse spiders are on this monitoring board? Look at all the brown recluse spiders that our U.S. Pest Professional found on this monitoring board in Gallatin, TN. Instead of sitting on a web waiting for prey, brown recluse spiders actively hunt for dead…
Think spiders are gross? So do we. Here are 10 facts that give definitive proof that they’re extra-creepy:
Few creatures can give people the same sense of fear and dread from the mere mention of their name like the black widow spider. There is no doubt that this poisonous spider has both a sinister appearance and reputation; the shiny black body, the long thin legs, and the bright red hourglass pattern. However, many…
The winter chill has arrived and that means pests will be looking for a place to lodge until spring arrives. One bug in particular that will be trying to find somewhere to stay warm is the infamous brown recluse spider.
Tennessee has two medically significant spiders: the black widow and the brown recluse. Here’s how to identify them, where they hide, what to do if you’re bitten and how to keep them out.
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