A black spider that has a red stripe on the back is possibly a red spotted ant mimic spider. They walk on six legs instead of eight and can be found in Arizona.
If the stripe is rather large and the abdomen is longer rather than spherical, it's probably an Ant Mimic Spider (in the family Clubionidae, genus Castianeira). And it's harmless. If the spider is super shiny and has a very round abdomen, then it's probably some sort of widow and you should stay away.
The black widow is the only spider in Georgia known to resemble a black widow but be entirely black. If you spot a black spider in Georgia that looks similar to a black widow but is completely black, it is likely a black widow spider. While rare, variations in color can occur within the species.
the spider that is found in Kansas is called the brown recluse spider which is found mostly in southeastern Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, northern Georgia and southern portions of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Iowa. A closely related species lives in Arizona and California. If you don't live in one of those places, your chances of meeting this spider are small. The spider is about 1 inch long (2.54 cm) and has the pattern of a violin on its back. This is not an aggressive spider. Only when a human disturbs its home and only when it happens upon a human's skin does it bite. These spiders like to live in closets, attics, barns and places like wood piles.
The spider you are describing sounds like the bold jumper spider (Phidippus audax), which is commonly found in Northern Indiana. They have a distinctively marked brown abdomen with white spots and black and white striped legs. Bold jumper spiders are known for their agile jumping ability and are harmless to humans.
The desert tortoise (Gopherus agassizii) is the species of tortoise that lives in Arizona. They are well adapted to the arid desert environment of the region and are considered a threatened species due to habitat loss and other threats.
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the black spider monkey probobly lives in rainforest or tropical areas
it may be a ground spider or parsons spider
It is most likely a Gemsbok which is in the Antelope family.
Likely the Daring (Bold) Jumping Spider
If the stripe is rather large and the abdomen is longer rather than spherical, it's probably an Ant Mimic Spider (in the family Clubionidae, genus Castianeira). And it's harmless. If the spider is super shiny and has a very round abdomen, then it's probably some sort of widow and you should stay away.
a sand spider is a spider that lives in sand and eats sand. so you better watch out when you are at the beach! remember it is as dangerous as a black widow! BE CAREFUL!
The black widow is the only spider in Georgia known to resemble a black widow but be entirely black. If you spot a black spider in Georgia that looks similar to a black widow but is completely black, it is likely a black widow spider. While rare, variations in color can occur within the species.
DMX lives in Arizona
Brown Recluse - Loxosceles reclusaNorthern Black Widow - Latrodectus variolusSouthern Black Widow - Latrodectus mactans
he lives in Arizona he was born in Madras Oregon when i met him he had a black escalade with an Arizona licence plate he lived in Madras Oregon and in arizon when he was younger.