No, most spiders are not poisonous. Only about 27%of spider species are poisonous.
25 spiders are deadly to humans. The main 3 that usually are mentioned the most are the Tarantella, the Brown Widdow, and the Black Widdow.
Northern and Southern Black Widows have been known to reside in Pennsylvania, a long with an occasional Brown Recluse, however both are incredibly rare.
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It really depends on the spider. Many Spiders actually aren't deadly or even poisonous to humans.
Birds are not as deadly as spiders, because they have no poison as compared to spiders, which are poisoners.
The two most deadly spiders to humans are black widow spiders and tarantula.
Water spiders, also known as diving bell spiders, are not deadly to humans. Their venom is not powerful enough to harm humans, and they typically only use it to immobilize their prey. However, their bite can be painful and may cause some mild symptoms like redness and swelling.
Yes most are not deadly.
There are many causes for spider infestations, but the main reason is rain, it is deadly to spiders and they will search for the best cover.
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Tarantulas are spiders and they are not poisonous, but if they bite it will be painfull. They aren't more deadly no, but I know the Red Black Spider and the Brown Recluse to be quite dangerous.
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Very, but they can't bite us.