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Wolf spider If that spider was in my new tool chest it would have just been a dead spider. The general consensus of the group ended up ID-ing the spider as a Coras Spider Funnel Web Weaver. Either way, ISH. No word from the original poster as to if anything else was found inside the new tool-chest from Menards. Either way, not what I d expect to find. If the spider was found in Southeastern Minnesota, it could have perhaps been a recluse spider as UrgencyRoom.com explains They love to hitch a ride to Minnesota in dark places such as suitcases, food crates, and shipping boxes. This spider doesn’t like to hang out with humans but likes to live in places we build such as basements, closets, and attics. In Minnesota, you’re only likely to get bit if you put your hand into a box packed in Missouri or a suitcase packed in Iowa. It is however extremely rare.

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