How To: Identifying a Black Widow Spider and Web

Black Widow spider webs, are commonly found under stones/logs, in dirt holes; and in barns and other outbuildings.

In this "How To" video, an expert from Bulwark pest control and exterminating, explains/demonstrates how to positively identify a Black Widow spider; and it's chaotic web.

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Carefully Moving a Black Widow Spider, Web and Egg Sac

In this video, an experienced pest control professional demonstrates how to safely move a venomous Black Widow spider; to a new environment.

The move also included the Black Widow's web, egg sac and left-over food supply (cockroaches and crickets).

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One-On-One Battle: Black Widow Spider vs. Scorpion

Let me begin by saying that the scorpion is a common prey of the highly virulent Black Widow spider. However, in most cases the Black Widow spider exhibits timid behavior, and will attempt to escape; rather than attack.

Scorpions exhibit photo-phobic behavior, primarily to evade detection by predators. Although the scorpion has a fearsome reputation as venomous, pest control specialists have recorded only 25 species, that have venom capable of killing a human.

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German Cockroach Home Invasion

The German cockroach, also called Croton bug or Steam fly, is a small species of the cockroach. These pests usually measure about 5/8 of an inch long, however some have been known to grow slightly larger.

Very successful at establishing themselves in buildings, the German cockroach is very hardy and resilient. Undoubtably, a focused pest control strategy is necessary, to effectively exterminate or deter; a serious cockroach problem.

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