It is a type of house spider, likes dark places like cellers, attics e.c.t... And will eat any type spider if it is hungry, and will also eat its own kind if no food is found hope that answers your question.
The spider in question is most likely a goldenrod spider. It is not actually clear, but can turn white or yellow depending on its environment. It has red dots on it's back and mainly lives in flower beds.
there is a spider in my shed bue it has chewed a box what is it
that would be a Argiope aka, writting spider, garden spider.
Arabian BlueCoat
it is named a red back spider
it iz a black woodow
look up a green lynx spider
your face spider
From the description, this sounds like an Arrowshaped Micrathena spider. It's a variety of the orb weaver and is known for its bright colors and spikes.
a green spider Im pretty sure the question said "round WHITE body" If you google "green spider" an actual green spider pops up. But I would really like to know what kind of spider this is because its the one i think im getting bit by >:O
Mexican red knee
it is a slater-eating spider. got to http://museumvictoria.com.au/Spiders for more information
grevillea mucronulata also know as green spider
I'm not sure, I saw the same thing today, actually that's why I was here in the first place, in hopes to find what kind of spider it was. I found it on my car and it creeped me out....
WHAT KIND OF SPIDER IS A WHITE SPIDER WITH A BRIGHT ORANGE PATTERN ON ITS BACK
It might be the camalspider or a timberwolf spider.
I don't know but i found the same caterpillar and i am curious as to what it is too.