This neurotoxic protein is one of the most potent Nero venom's secreted by an animal, although people rarely die from a black widow's bite. In fact life-threatening reactions are generally seen only in small children and the elderly and before the discovery of antivenom only 5% of Black Widow bites resulted in death. Additionally only the female black widow bites humans, and she bites only when disturbed.
Regardless all bites should be taken seriously. Reactions to Black Widow bites can occur within 20 min to one hour and symptoms include local pain, which may be followed by localized or generalized severe muscle cramps, abdominal pain, weakness, and tremors, resulting in considerable pain, the severity of the reaction depends on the age and physical condition of the person bitten. Children and the elderly are more seriously affected than young adults. Chest pain may be mistaken for a heart attack. Discomfort from Black Widow bites most often persist for over a week.
The decision to seek emergency care should be made early. If the person who was bitten by a black widow spider has more than minor pain or has whole-body symptoms, seek care at a hospital's Emergency Department. If symptoms are severe, call 911 for emergency medical transportation so that evaluation and treatment can start en route to the hospital.
OF COURSE NOT! The Black Widow venom is the third deadliest spider venom in the world. Tarantula bites can lead to intense pain and nausea. Black Widow bites can lead to becoming comatose, seizures, paralysis & death.
Black Widow spiders are not native to Canada. There may be some here, being kept as a pet, so to speak. Black Widows are not fond of our cold climate.Answer:In Alberta's Dinosaur Park near Drumheller Black Widows are just one of the poisonous critters to watch out for (along with the rattlesnake and scorpions)Oversall Canada is host to the following black widow spiders: * Latrodectus hesperus, the Western black widow * Latrodectus variolus, the Northern black widow, from the extreme southeastern part of Canada
It may be a Black Widow spider. They are very poisonous and it is probably best not to approach it if you are unsure of the species. Black spiders have a distinctive red "hourglass" shape on its back.
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Brown Widow Spiders. When the subject of dangerous spiders comes up, the average person usually thinks about the black widow spider. Their shiny black body with a prominent red hourglass marking on the underside of the abdomen is an image that readily comes to mind. Source: Google.com
The Brown Recluse and the Black Widow are both poisonous and native to New Mexico.
Black Widow
yes!
No but what is poisonous is the FEMALE bite, the male's bite is not venomous.
It's poisonous venom.
Black Widow
Brown Recluse - Loxosceles reclusaNorthern Black Widow - Latrodectus variolusSouthern Black Widow - Latrodectus mactans
OF COURSE NOT! The Black Widow venom is the third deadliest spider venom in the world. Tarantula bites can lead to intense pain and nausea. Black Widow bites can lead to becoming comatose, seizures, paralysis & death.
Black Widow, I believe.
yes the most poinonus in the world it could kill you
Black Widow
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