1. Brown Recluse Spider: Hides in dark spots. Bite may cause severe skin damage. Don’t touch—call pest control. Seek medical help if bitten.
2. Coral Snake: Brightly colored, venomous. Found in the Southeast. Don’t try to identify—back away and get medical help if bitten.
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