Where Can You Find Funnel Web Spiders?

Funnel web spiders are a group of spiders that build and spin webs to catch prey. They are often found in dark corners, basements, and garages. They also live in sheltered areas, such as under rocks, logs, and moist soil.

Funnel web spiders are nocturnal and have been known to be aggressive toward humans. Their bites are not always fatal, but should be treated as potentially lethal.

Funnel web spiders usually reside in burrows in humid climates. They build horizontal sheet webs that look like diamonds when covered with raindrops. They are primarily solitary creatures and can sometimes become exposed to lizards and birds.

Funnel web spiders can live up to ten or more years. They are typically brown or black in color and are approximately 1 to 2 inches long. They are members of the family Dipluridae.

Female funnel web spiders usually stay in their burrows for their entire lives. They mate and lay eggs in their egg cases. Then they turn the egg case several times during incubation.

Funnel web spiders have strong, opaque white silk that they use to line their burrows. They also build a funnel in their webs. The funnel is a funnel-shaped hole with a funnel-like entrance that leads to a silken burrow. The funnel web is used as an escape when danger is present.

Funnel web spiders generally stay in their burrows during heavy rain. They are able to survive for 24 to 30 hours under water. During the warmer months, the male funnel webs wander and search for mates.