They can kill you but they eat you.They cant eat you because you are to big.
Humans don't consume anything while sleeping.
of course
There is no concrete answer to this, but the commonly cited statistic is around 8 spiders per year. However, most of these are not swallowed intentionally, as spiders tend to crawl back out once they realize they are not in a suitable environment.
No, they will wake up when you grab them.
No, this is an urban legend. You would be hard-pressed to find one case of a spider inadvertently falling into a humans mouth. While it is true some spiders often leave their dwelling at night to hunt, if one happened to approach your mouth, your breath would scare it away. If you are concerned about eating spiders, you should be more worried about the amount of spiders and insects you consume in your food. While there is no law that prohibits small parts of spiders and other arthropods, there is a limit to the amount the food item can contain. Produce tends to contain the most arthropod parts, as the bugs are often sitting on the plant as it is being harvested. All in all, you should be more worried about spiders in your food than spiders crawling into your mouth.
Theoretically, spiders could go everywhere, but the chance one gets stuck in your ears while you are taking a nap, is veryslim.
You would hope not but apparently its about an average of 8 spiders per week *Average of none you mean. You can't swallow a spider without waking up, and if you were to swallow a spider while sleeping your mouth would have to be open (and facing straight up) very wide, and the spider would have to climb down its silk line perfectly into the back of your throat without touching your lips or tongue. The second it reaches your throat you would have to take a swallow and let it go down.. All in all, it just doesn't happen.
Ticks and small spiders differ in appearance, behavior, and risks to humans. Ticks have a rounded body with eight legs, while small spiders have a distinct body shape and eight legs. Ticks feed on blood and can transmit diseases, while small spiders typically do not pose health risks to humans. Ticks are more likely to attach to humans and animals, while small spiders are more likely to avoid contact.
Venomous spiders are more dangerous than poisonous spiders. Venomous spiders inject venom through a bite, which can cause harm to humans, while poisonous spiders release toxins when touched or ingested.
* In South America spiders are eaten as food. * In most countries they can be irrationally killed because of arachnophobia. * While spiders are not usually deadly, they can be venomous and therefore considered dangerous.
A common urban legend passed around via email is that that average person will swallow 8 spiders while sleeping during their lifetime.This is true. It isa "statistic" made up for the sole purpose of being passed around on the internet to gross people out. Although it is disgusting many need spiders to survive.See the related links section for the Snopes article about it.
While there are many species of Spiders in the world, only a small number of them are dangerous to humans. The number of spiders that can kill humans varies depending on the toxicity of their venom and the susceptibility of the person who has been bitten.While there are many species of spiders in the world, only a small number of them are dangerous to humans. The number of spiders that can kill humans varies depending on the toxicity of their venom and the susceptibility of the person who has been bitten. While there are many species of spiders in the world, only a small number of them are dangerous to humans. The number of spiders that can kill humans varies depending on the toxicity of their venom and the susceptibility of the person who has been bitten.While there are many species of spiders in the world, only a small number of them are dangerous to humans. The number of spiders that can kill humans varies depending on the toxicity of their venom and the susceptibility of the person who has been bitten.While there are many species of spiders in the world, only a small number of them are dangerous to humans. The number of spiders that can kill humans varies depending on the toxicity of their venom and the susceptibility of the person who has been bitten.While there are many species of spiders in the world, only a small number of them are dangerous to humans. The number of spiders that can kill humans varies depending on the toxicity of their venom and the susceptibility of the person who has been bitten. In general, there are around 30-40 species of spiders that are considered medically significant to humans. These include species such as the black widow, brown recluse, funnel-web spider, and the Brazilian wandering spider, among others. However, it is important to note that even among these species, spider bites are rare and fatalities are even rarer. It is also worth noting that the vast majority of spiders are not harmful to humans and are in fact beneficial as they help to control insect populations.