Which type of spider is considered dangerous in Illinois?

In Illinois, the primary species of spider that is considered dangerous is the Brown Recluse spider, which is not among the options provided. The Hobo, Wolf, and Funnel web spiders do not have venom that poses a significant risk to humans.

The Hobo spider is often misunderstood and misclassified regarding its danger; while it can bite, it is not typically aggressive towards humans, and its bites generally cause mild reactions. Wolf spiders, though larger and somewhat intimidating in appearance, are not harmful to humans and usually do not bite unless provoked. Funnel web spiders, which are often associated with danger in other regions (such as Australia), lack the species that are recognized as dangerous in Illinois.

Therefore, since none of the mentioned spiders are classified as dangerous according to public health criteria, the correct response is that none of the options represent dangerous spiders in Illinois.