In fact, every person in the house lives a haymaker - a spider, who can be called the most common representative of his species on the planet. The length of his body usually does not exceed one centimeter. There are individuals who in adulthood are not longer than two millimeters. However, people are afraid of them because they have a fairly large paw size - up to five cm, which is several times larger than the size of the body. Such individuals live in forests. Domestic spiders are not distinguished by a large paw length. Their body also happens to be of completely different shape. It can be round, oval or elongated.
This species received its name from the Senokosets detachment. The spider from this squad is not at all. That is why the squad is also often called false spiders. Their only similarity is that both species belong to the arachnid family.
A haymaker is a spider that, like the rest of the family, has eight eyes. Two of them are called medial, and they are located in front of the body. The remaining six change their position depending on the region in which their owners live. They can comfortably sit on the sides, or be on the ledges. In a word, the position of the eyes directly depends on the convenience of their use in a particular area. Therefore, if one insect is transported from the forest to the house, then it is likely to die.
As mentioned above, the haymaker is a spider that is ubiquitous. It can be found in Asia, and in Africa, and in Alaska. Moreover, he is able to live in a variety of conditions - in glades, in houses, in forests, on glaciers. The main thing is that midges and other small insects live in this place, because otherwise the arachnid will die of hunger. In fact, the haymaker spider, whose photo can be found on any specialized resource dedicated to this family, does not need a separate presentation, since everyone knows it. It should be noted that its second name is the centipede. In the people he is known under this name.
Among other things, the haymaker is a spider that cannot be called lazy. If he found that a certain prey did not fall into his web, but was in close proximity to it, then he would begin to swing his network with smooth and noiseless vibrations. Trap threads do not have a sticky property, like other members of the family, but this does not mean at all that the food of the spider can slip away. In order to prevent this from happening, he weaves a net randomly, and as soon as the victim gets into it, he starts wrapping it even more. It should be added that the haymaker can eat the prey immediately or leave it in a “canned” form for the future.
There are various opinions that concern the dangers of these spiders to humans. Some argue that the insect can not do any harm to people. The rest believe that the haymaking spider is poisonous, but he cannot use his bite on a person, since the amount of poisoned fluid in his body is limited. And he will simply remain hungry if he bites your finger or foot. There is another opinion that says that a spider is not just poisonous, it is much more dangerous than tarantulas or black widows. But not a single person has died from his bite because he has no way to bite his skin. In any case, you should not check these theories for truthfulness, because no one knows exactly how the insect will behave in the next second.
