Spiders

The spider is probably a black widow, they are dangerous because they have extremely poisonous venom

The purpose of a spider catcher is to enable one to catch a spider in their home and put it outside without having to squash it. Many people are afraid of spiders abut do not wish to squash them.

5 spiders my eye! I have more than 5 different types in my house never mind all the different spiders outdoors.

They eat insects, mainly flies.

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"The major effects from a bite were local pain, a red mark, local swelling and itchiness; rarely systemic effects of nausea, vomiting, malaise or headache occurred.[2] All these symptoms are generally mild and resolve over time.[1]"

-Wikipedia

Yes, diving beetles often eat small fish. It is surprising to note that these beetles often attack and eat fish and other bugs that are much larger than themselves.

The Smiley Face Spider has a heart like shape on the butt.

'The' black widow Latrodectus mactans lives in North America; Mexico and the United States. The species Latrodectus tredecimguttatus does live in Spain.

Prey caught in the spiders web struggles. This causes vibrations in the web strands. The spider sits at the center of the web strands and using its legs, detects which strands are being moved. It then proceeds down those strands to the location of the ensnared insect and bites and secures it for eating.

If you are only experiencing minor itching, Benadryl or hydrocortisone should help. If there is swelling or discoloration, see a doctor immediately in case it was poisonous.

Daddy Longlegs often live in large numbers in caves or other sheltered places.

Spider egg sacks wouldn't kill a plant. I looked up the product you used and it specifically says not to spray it around people, pets, or plants. It was the Hot Shot that killed the plant.

I think you mean long arm...chromosomes don't have legs.

The only species I've seen in my area currently are jumping spiders and daddy long legs (cellar spider) i think the purse web spider is also in Canada, I don't have all the info but those 3 are in Canada that I know of (purse web i dunno exactly)

Yes! You could die because of their bite.

Huntsmen spiders like to come inside.

Huntsman spiders are very well able to climb vertical surfaces, and they like to find someplace to settle down for a while and wait for prey to come by. Some spiders, such as the widow spiders, do not like the insides of houses. The spaces are too big for them, and there is probably more traffic than they can easily tolerate. The Huntsman spider, on the other hand, will make itself at home if it wanders inside by chance. The wall may have a clock, picture frame, or something of that sort to hide behind. The lights in the house may attract moths and other insects inside, and Huntsman spiders also like to eat cockroaches. They can move so very rapidly that they do not have much to fear from humans. Moreover, where they are common people often welcome their presence because they hunt the pests that the home owner hates.

These spiders not only like houses, they also like automobiles. They may stay on the outside of the car, but if the car window is open they will feel free to hunt around on the inside of the car.

Most Huntsman spiders are quite large, and their fangs are correspondingly long. So they could give a human a certain amount of physical damage if someone were so bold as to catch one, but the venom is not toxic enough to humans to be considered a medical problem.

No, not everyone has an allergic reaction to the bite of the brown recluse spider. In fact most people don't have an allergic reaction. But people do react to the venom the spider injects. It's powerfully toxic and can pose a deadly threat in young children or the older or infirm. Certainly if someone has an allergic reaction to the venom in addition to the effects of the toxins, this will complicate medical treatment and make the bite a much more serious threat to life.

Spiders have one of two types of lungs. The first is called a book lung, where there are stacks of lamellae that absorb oxygen as it passes through them. The second uses openings in the chitin called spiracles that air passes through and gas exchange occurs.

He means he said it with confidence

No.

a Brazilian jodphurs, its really rare

the first thing i think of is black widow if you see a spider that looks like this in your home you should call an exterminator imediatlly u may have black widow they can confirm or not from there :) and yes BC has a major black widow problem for those who did not know that black widows do live in bc :) it could also be one of the black widows many relatives please have this checked by an extermiator

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