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The St Andrews Cross Spider is not deadly to humans and it is usually non-aggressive. Its abdomen is striped yellow and brown and it usually sits upside down in its web, forming a cross. It is usually found in garden areas near homes during the summer. It is considered beneficial because its large webs trap many insects.
