Are there black widows in Oklahoma?

Short answer
Yes

Yes. The black widow lives in Oklahoma. Open records come from 21 counties.

Black widow
Photo (Southern black widow): Kazvorpal, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Where in Oklahoma

Comanche: 5 recordsGrady: 1 recordWagoner: 2 recordsCleveland: 20 recordsWoodward: 6 recordsMcIntosh: 1 recordGarfield: 2 recordsAdair: 1 recordOklahoma: 12 recordsOsage: 5 recordsPayne: 3 recordsStephens: 2 recordsMuskogee: 1 recordMayes: 4 recordsCanadian: 4 recordsAtoka: 1 recordLe Flore: 1 recordSeminole: 2 recordsTulsa: 7 recordsMarshall: 1 recordRogers: 1 record
Open GBIF records by county. Most come from Cleveland County, Oklahoma County, Tulsa County, Woodward County, Comanche County.

Black widows across the US

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How to recognize one

Black widow Latrodectus mactans, L. variolus, L. hesperus

Medically significant. Venom affects nerves and can cause strong muscle pain and cramps. Deaths in the US are very rare.

Often mistaken for black widows

Questions

Are there black widows in Oklahoma?

Yes. The black widow lives in Oklahoma. Open records come from 21 counties.

What do black widows look like?

Shiny black female with a round abdomen. Red hourglass or two red marks under the abdomen. Messy, strong web low to the ground, often in garages, wood piles and water meters.

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