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the wasp venom can effect the tarantula' s venom
Tarantula venom is not deadly to humans.
Yes, all spiders have some sort of venom.
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venom but to weak to cause an adverse effect
Tarantulas are venomous. They inject venom into their prey to immobilize it. Their venom is not deadly to humans.
There are no reported deaths related to tarantula bites. Their venom can be bad but not fatal.
A tarantula can only kill you unless you have an allergic reaction to its venom otherwise, it feels just like a bee sting.
Not at all. A Rose has very weak venom, as do all tarantulas. Their venom is strong enough to stun their prey, not kill them, as they prefer their food alive. Think of a tarantula's bite as being about as troubling as a bee sting.
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.
The scorpions have a more powerful venom and various attack techniques.