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Lycosidae

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Macro shot of a wolf spider

Wolf spiders don’t bite unless continually provoked or cornered.

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Female Wolf-spider, Trochosa with baby spiders on her back

Wolf Spider
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Wolf spiders can jump.

Wolf spider

Wolf spiders can jump.

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Close up of wolf spider on white background

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Wolf spider of the family Lycosidae carrying the young in the abdomen

wolf spider with young on its back
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Carolina wolf spider (H. carolinensis)

Largest Wolf Spider - Carolina Wolf Spider

The Carolina wolf spider has a total body length of up to 1.4 inches.

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Wolf Spider - Photo 7

Brown Recluse vs Wolf Spider

Brown Recluse vs Wolf Spider

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Wolf Spider - Photo 8

Brown Recluse vs Wolf Spider

Brown Recluse vs Wolf Spider

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Wolf Spider - Photo 9

Brown Recluse vs Wolf Spider

Brown Recluse vs Wolf Spider

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Wolf Spider - Photo 10

hobo spider vs wolf spider

Some wolf spiders dig burrows. They hide in the burrow, and when an insect walks by, they pounce

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Wolf Spider - Photo 11

What Do Wolf Spiders Eat?

Wolf spiders can be found throughout the North American continent.

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Wolf Spider - Photo 12

hobo spider vs wolf spider

Captive wolf spiders eat mealworms, crickets, and grasshoppers

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Wolf Spider - Photo 13

What Do Wolf Spiders Eat?

Wolf spiders eat ants, earth worms, and smaller spiders, among other things. They are carnivores

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Wolf Spider - Photo 14

What Do Wolf Spiders Eat?
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Wolf Spider - Photo 15

Most Dangerous Spiders

Wolf spiders (Lycosa) aren't deadly to humans, but they can still bite and cause uncomfortable symptoms.

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Wolf Spider - Photo 16

Wolf Spider vs Grass Spider

Wolf Spider vs Grass Spider

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Wolf Spider - Photo 17

Wolf Spider vs Grass Spider

What are the differences between a wolf spider vs grass spider?

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Wolf Spider - Photo 18

Wolf Spider vs Grass Spider

What are the differences between a wolf spider vs grass spider?

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Mother wolf spider covered in spiderlings

Mother Wolf Spider with Spiderlings

The mother Wolf Spider carries her newly hatched spiderlings on her back after they emerge from their sac.

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