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4 Answers
- daniel gLv 71 month ago
I see a couple features that tag this in the Lycosidae family. AKA wolf spider.
Not enough detail to get to genus, this is where your location helps a lot.
Lack of detail, this very well could be one of the Agelenid house spiders. (seeing the eyes is most helpful)
In any event, your spider is quite harmless and won't bite unless you make it, and then, no medical significance.
- L.N.Lv 71 month ago
Hard to identify without knowing where it was found, but it has the general appearance of a ground spider, possibly https://inaturalist.ca/taxa/153636-Zelotes
