Redback Spider (Latrodectus hasselti)

The redback is another cousin of the dark widow L. mactans; be that as it may, this species isn't as far reaching. It is local to Australia, however it has spread to New Zealand, Belgium, and Japan through grape sends out. (The bug frequently fabricates homes and networks on grape leaves and inside packs.) The species is across the board all through Australia, living in the entirety of the mainland's shifted surroundings, with the exception of its most smoking deserts and bone chilling peaks. The species is additionally found in urban zones, as often as possible making homes in human abodes. The redback is recognized by its conspicuous red stripe or hourglass-formed imprint on its dark hued back. This imprint is more observable on female redbacks than on guys.