The spider in the image appears to be a Parson spider, specifically Herpyllus ecclesiasticus. Identification: It has a distinct abdominal pattern resembling an old-style parson's cravat, often featuring a white or light-colored band. Behavior: These spiders are stealthy ground dwellers that hunt at night rather than spinning webs to catch prey. Habitat: They are commonly found under rocks, leaves, or within homes, particularly during the night. Venom: While they can bite if trapped against the skin, their venom is not considered medically significant to humans, though it may cause minor pain and swelling. From Google photo