I only put the two differences in the title because, though I'm sure it's a wolf spider due to the smaller spinnerets, I am not 100% certain.
In any case, both of these species are not known to bite humans but are extremely quick. The do not build webs, instead utilizing burrows and active hunt to feed on prey. The Wolf spider is venomous but will cause no exaggerated ill effect to a healthy adult.
from what I've read, a false wolf spider does not have venom, but it bite does hurt.
They are both extremely skittish, opting to flee rather than become aggressive. I didn't pick this up because i was worried I'd spook them into running everywhere.
They're both common to see as household pests as they tend to wander into houses looking for food. They are both also quite big, being around "1 to "1 1/2
Beautiful markings though, absolute cutie.
In any case, both of these species are not known to bite humans but are extremely quick. The do not build webs, instead utilizing burrows and active hunt to feed on prey. The Wolf spider is venomous but will cause no exaggerated ill effect to a healthy adult.
from what I've read, a false wolf spider does not have venom, but it bite does hurt.
They are both extremely skittish, opting to flee rather than become aggressive. I didn't pick this up because i was worried I'd spook them into running everywhere.
They're both common to see as household pests as they tend to wander into houses looking for food. They are both also quite big, being around "1 to "1 1/2
Beautiful markings though, absolute cutie.
The tiny ones make me nervous since they're typically faster and I can't see all too well.