the wasp venom can effect the tarantula' s venom
Yes, all spiders have some sort of venom.
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The scorpions have a more powerful venom and various attack techniques.
Tarantula venom is not deadly to humans.
Tarantula's (as with all spiders,snakes,etc)do not have poison, they have venom. They are "generally" not dangerous to humans. A person could be allergic to the venom, which would be a problem, yet most tarantula bites are comparable to a bee sting.
Tarantula venom is rarely powerful enough to kill a human. However - there have been cases reported. This is probably due to the 'victim' being particularly sensitive to the venom - or already weakened by some other means. A bite from a tarantula is usually rated as the equivalent to a bee-sting.
Tarantulas are venom has the same potency as a bee, so the bite is harmless.
Yes. They bite whenever they catch something to eat. They bite if they feel they need to protect themselves. Occasionally a tarantula will make a prey mistake and think that a human pinky is a pinky mouse. Occasionally a tarantula will be startled by an incautious human plunging his/her hand into the tarantula's cage, and the tarantula will give a defensive bite. There are some tarantula species that are quite likely to bite human beings, and there are some tarantula species that are extremely unlikely to bite or even to dust you with their "natural itching powder" that grows as spines on their abdomens.
Tarantulas are poisonous to some degree. Just like a bee sting, the effect of tarantula venom may vary from person to person. However, it is usually best to see a doctor if bitten by a tarantula. A tarantula bite can be very painful. Tarantulas use their venom to digest their food. This is why they can not be de-venomed as pets. Smaller spiders such as Black Widows and Brown Recluse are more dangerous and poisonous then the average large tarantula.
A tarantula's venom, including that of the Goliath, is usually not lethal to humans, although the Goliath's bite with its one-inch-long fangs can cause severe pain, nausea, and profuse sweating.
if yyou put a tarantuala in your mouth and let it bite you the venom from the tarantula can act as a numbing agent.