Araneus niveus is a member of the family of orb weaver spiders. They are found in North America.
Size: 0.7 cm (0.275 in)
Color: They are green, with their abdomen having a brown patch and two white spots.
Other Characteristic Features: Male spiders have pedipalps with noodles shaped like a hook.
Females lay their eggs inside a silk sac.
They emerge from the sac, undergoing several molts until they reach adulthood.
Their webs are circular in shape.
The venom of these spiders is not very deadly, with them only biting rarely on occasion.
| Lifespan | Around 1 year |
| Distribution | North America, primarily in the United States |
| Habitat | Coastal areas, forests, and orchards |
| Diet | Insects |
Image Source: bugguide.net
Araneus niveus is a member of the family of orb weaver spiders. They are found in North America.
Araneus niveus
Size: 0.7 cm (0.275 in)
Color: They are green, with their abdomen having a brown patch and two white spots.
Other Characteristic Features: Male spiders have pedipalps with noodles shaped like a hook.
Females lay their eggs inside a silk sac.
They emerge from the sac, undergoing several molts until they reach adulthood.
Their webs are circular in shape.
The venom of these spiders is not very deadly, with them only biting rarely on occasion.
| Lifespan | Around 1 year |
| Distribution | North America, primarily in the United States |
| Habitat | Coastal areas, forests, and orchards |
| Diet | Insects |
Image Source: bugguide.net
