A spider looking very much like the much-feared brown recluse was seen in Santa Rosa.

Brown recluse spiders are one of two harmful spiders that live in the U.S. Find out what might happen if you’re bitten and how to treat the wound.

As Phillip Anderson, a Missouri physician who specializes in brown recluse spider bites, explained in an article for the medical journal Missouri Medicine, "Almost all brown recluse spider bites ...

One of the most abundant venomous spiders across the nation is the brown recluse. While the spider takes the blame for bites it did not cause, there are plenty of unsuspecting people who have been ...

She took to her TikTok account, @mystique.veil.of.kayla on June 24, where she shared what happened, including showing off ...

Brown recluse spiders are showing up in Missouri homes more often this time of year, but experts say, despite their ...

The brown recluse spider is not native to California, for example. Homes along the West Coast are largely safe from the brown recluse spider, but it's worth noting that the Golden State is home to ...

Dr. Rick Vetter is the U.S. expert on the brown recluse at the University of California, Riverside. He studies the spiders in California, another region not home to the spider.

Skin lesions are often misdiagnosed as a brown recluse spider bite when they're actually a tick bite or MRSA or even skin cancer. Here's how to tell the difference.

A spider looking very much like the much-feared brown recluse was seen in Santa Rosa.

The venomous brown recluse spider, whose bite can cause reactions ranging from minor irritation to flesh-killing necrosis and even death, may be finding in Michigan a more comfortable home than ...

News that a venomous spider is expanding its territory can be concerning. No one wants to be a victim of a potentially life-threatening spider bite. However, in nearly every state in the US, there ...