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Also known as the “Wind Scorpion,” these spiders have eight legs plus two extra leg-like appendages that are sensory organs. They are carnivorous creatures that eat other insects, lizards, small birds and rodents, using their strong jaws as a primary weapon.Its bite comes with serious side effects in most cases. Some Brazilian news reports state people bitten by the spider experience headaches, nausea, and even blurry vision. The common name comes from the spider’s iridescent colors, but the niceties end there. If any kind of arachnid would be considered aggressive, it’s the Calisoga, Hedin says. Instead of fear, that should instill hope, he argues. “There are probably millions of them in the L.A. Basin, and there are 15 million people there” he said. “The fact that there are millions of spiders and millions of people and very few people get bitten is remarkable.” Beauty is obviously in the eye of the beholder, and the “prettiest” spider is a subjective category, but Hedin says the American flag spider is certainly the most patriotic.

Funnel-web spiders are among the world's deadliest spiders. (Image credit: Australian Reptile Park) Arachne – In Greek mythology, Arachne was a weaver who was turned into a spider by the goddess Athena. The large, furry creature lives underground and does not take threats lightly. It will stand on its hind legs and flare its long fangs before chomping down on food or enemy.While males look similar to other spiders, females have long tails and tapering bodies which makes them look similar to small scorpions.

Named the world’s strongest spider, The California Trapdoor Spider has a physical push strength of 38 times its body weight. Spinnerman – A portmanteau of “spinner” and “Spider-Man,” the superhero who gained his spider-like powers after being bitten by a radioactive spider. Some of the most important aspects to remember with this species are how it looks like or even catching one and taking it to the hospital for the right treatment. These types of spiders may be a common sight on lawns as they offer aerated soft soil females find easier to burrow in. 4. Giant Huntsman Spider Giant Huntsman SpiderBehemoth – A name that references the giant beast from Jewish mythology, and the size and power of some spiders. Leviathan – A name that references the sea monster from Jewish mythology, and the imposing nature of some spiders. On top of that, spider names can also provide hints about the physical traits and habitat preferences of certain species. Muscle relaxants are often the first medical solution but antivenin may be given to those with severe reactions. Gorgon – In Greek mythology, a female monster with hair made of live snakes and the ability to turn people to stone.

Midnight – A name that references the dark color of a spider’s body and its tendency to be active at night. The brown widow is thought to have evolved in Africa, but the first specimen described came from South America. It is classified as an invasive species elsewhere around the world. Brown widow populations have appeared in southern California, the Caribbean, the U.S. states of the Gulf Coast, as well as in Japan, South Africa and Madagascar, Australia, and Cyprus. The species makes its home in buildings, inside old tires, and under automobiles, as well as among shrubs and other vegetation.Spiders have been a common element in folklore and mythology for centuries. In many cultures they represent wisdom and creativity, while in others they symbolize death and destruction. Ancient Egyptians believed that spiders were the messengers of the gods, while some Native American tribes associated them with creation stories.