You don't want to see a wolf spider in your house, but are you sure that's what it is? Here are 10 of the wolf spiders' closest look-alikes that may be lurking.

You can treat a wolf spider bite with warm soap and water, and a bandage, though consult a doctor if you’re allergic to spider bites. On ExpressNews.com: S.A.’s Common Critters: Cardinals ...

Here are some of the mot common bug, insect and spider bites you might be dealing with — and insect ... The symptoms typically begin to worsen within 15 minutes of the bite. Wolf spider bites.

The arachnids are common everywhere in the country, including Texas. ... If anything, a wolf spider bite could leave a mark and cause pain, swelling or itching around the wound.

Wolf spiders are common everywhere in Pennsylvania, according to Skvarla. ... Symptoms of a wolf spider bite subside within 24 hours, Penn State said.

If you think you may have a spider bite -- or you just want to avoid one -- here's what you need to know. Black widows appear throughout North America, but they're most common to southern and ...

The hobo spider is actually a pretty common house spider in the U.S., but despite some scary media reports, it's not aggressive and will only bite if provoked, according to the U.S. Forest Service.

A wolf spider bite won’t kill you. Wolf spiders may be venomous, but their bites are not lethal and usually only hurt for a few minutes. In 1990, doctors deemed it unnecessary to treat wolf ...

The hobo spider is actually a pretty common house spider in the U.S., but despite some scary media reports, it's not aggressive and will only bite if provoked, according to the U.S. Forest Service.