Is that a black widow?
I saw this spider and thought it looked like a black widow, could it really be one?
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There are no black widows in this country. Don’t worry, on the picture is a much larger cross spine, which, by the way, is completely harmless.
If something red was on the back then if not then.
Hello Denis260, I would say that your discovered spider was a Badumna insignis. It is a dark, sturdy spider. The female grows up to 18 mm and has a leg width of 30 mm. As with most spiders, the males are smaller (10 mm) and have longer legs in relation to their body size.
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Looks more like a rubber spine. But if you did the picture in Germany, it’s no one because there’s no one here.
No I don’t think and there are no