Spiders

No, you can eat them with no ill effects. They are quite good roasted.

If you mean, "Are they venomous?" the answer is "Yes." As spiders go, their venom is not as dangerous to people as some other spiders' and a bite will be painful but not usually life-threatening. It is about as bad as a wasp sting. That is not to discount the possibility that you might be deathly allergic to the venom.

If one bites you, ice the wound and seek a medical opinion. Capturing the spider to show the doctor (for positive identification) is not a bad idea if you can do it without getting bitten again.

If I cannot safely get it far away from me outside, I would for surely dispose of it by smashing it and flushing it down the toilet. If it is in your house dont let it escape. If there is one there is likely more. Fumigating for bugs I would recommend.

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The movie you are referring to is likely "Arachnophobia" (1990), which features a deadly spider named "Martika". It is a horror-comedy film about a small town plagued by a new species of deadly spiders.

You need to eliminate their food source. Spiders feed on other insects. If they have nothing to east, they will go away. *Daddy Long Legs are not in the same category as spiders. They do not have the same food source as spiders, so beware of this when following the above advice. Two more facts, they have no venom, no fangs, and cannot bite. They are also night prowlers..for those of you who sleep with your mouth open... *Daddy Long Leg Spiders are the most venomist spiders in the world, however their fangs are not long enough to penitrate our skin..(thankfully). *I use an item you can buy at Lowes, Home depot. It's really a mouse trap, it has this really sticky substance on it and when something wlks on it it sticks to it. I don't have mice but I do have a lot of spiders and this thing works great for trapping spiders plus other insects. Just place them around the house, garage etc. and let it do the work. No smelly or unsafe chemicals either. *Actually the bit about them being the most poisonous spider is a myth .. it is no scientifically true. According to the University of California, Riverside: There is no reference to any pholcid spider biting a human and causing any detrimental reaction. If these spiders were indeed deadly poisonous but couldn't bite humans, then the only way we would know that they are poisonous is by milking them and injecting the venom into humans. For a variety of reasons including Amnesty International and a humanitarian code of ethics, this research has never been done. Furthermore, there are no toxicological studies testing the lethality of pholcid venom on any mammalian system (this is usually done with mice). Therefore, no information is available on the likely toxic effects of their venom in humans, so the part of the myth about their being especially poisonous is just that: a myth. There is no scientific basis for the supposition that they are deadly poisonous and there is no reason to assume that it is true. *Hello, as to the myth of the daddy long legs being the most venomous spider in the world, discovery channel's mythbusters laid that one to rest on Episode 13: Buried in Concrete, Daddy

Brown recluse spiders do not have a white butt. They are recognizable by a violin-shaped pattern on their cephalothorax and light brown color.

if it is a furry little spider it is probably one of the jumping spiders

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Yes, wolf spiders are known to feed on stink bugs. Stink bugs are part of their diet as they are opportunistic predators that feed on a variety of insects. Wolf spiders use their speed and agility to capture and eat stink bugs along with other prey items.

The inside of a vagina is typically pink or red in color due to the presence of blood vessels. The color can vary depending on factors such as hormone levels, menstrual cycle, and overall health. It's normal for the color to change throughout a person's life.

No, spiders are typically considered second-level consumers in the food chain, as they primarily feed on first-level consumers like insects. They play a crucial role in controlling insect populations in ecosystems.

Yes, they can grow back. So long as the spider does not lose too much fluid the wound can usually repair and a new leg grown. But actually spiders are pretty good at getting around on only 4 or 5 legs, at least in the short term.

yes they sting and they are a very aggressive bee they really don't need a lot to aggravate them either I have been literally attacked for about two or three times this year already.. I'm trying to figure out why they are attacking me I don't even bother them. I was always told to leave them alone and they won't bother you not true they bothered me and I didn't bother them!

A snowdrop spider is a small, black spider that has a distinctive white or pale marking on its abdomen resembling a snowdrop flower. It is also known as the "ghost spider" due to its appearance.

Black Widow's enemies include various supervillains from the Marvel Universe such as Taskmaster, Red Room, Winter Soldier, and Baron Zemo. She has also faced off against organizations like HYDRA and AIM.

A halibut has two eyes, both on the top of its head, side-by-side.

When a halibut is born it has eyes on either side of its head and swims upright, like a trout or salmon. Within a year, one of its eyes moves toward the other side of the head. During the same period of time, the side of the head with the static eye develops dark skin pigment, and the bottom side remains white. Thus, the halibut is camouflaged from above and below.

The description provided matches that of the brown recluse spider. These spiders are about 1 inch in diameter, dark brown in color, and have a distinctive tan line down their back. It is important to exercise caution when encountering them as their bite can be harmful to humans.

Based on the description provided, the spider you encountered in Gillette, Wyoming is likely a Cross orbweaver spider (Araneus diadematus). These spiders are medium-sized and have brown and orange striped legs, along with a hairy acorn-shaped body. They are commonly found in various regions of North America and are known for their distinctive coloring and web-building behavior.

Spiders have a complex anatomy composed of billions of cells, just like other multicellular organisms. They have various types of cells that perform specific functions, such as nerve cells, muscle cells, and silk-producing cells. So, it is impossible to provide an exact number of cells in a spider.

Yes, spiders can get sick just like any other living creature. They are susceptible to diseases, infections, and parasites that can affect their health and behavior. However, spiders have their own immune system that helps them fight off illnesses, and some species have developed unique strategies to protect themselves from pathogens.

kind way -- use a clear glass and a piece of cardboard or thick paper. Slowly put the glass over creature, then use paper to slide under to seal. Shake out outside. Congratulate yourself for being good to your fellow creatures.

unkind way -- vacuum cleaner

lazy way -- say, well, it'll eat the other bugs. let it be

There are a number of ways of defining 'large' with spiders, for example the weight, body length and leg span.

The heaviest native UK spider is the Araneus quadratus, an orb weaving spider that is related to the common garden spider.

The longest legged UK spider is either Pholcus phalangioides, also known as the cellar spider, and Tegenaria duellica - the giant house spider. Both have been found with total leg spans in excess of 5 inches. The house spider is also the world's fastest spider!

The longest bodied UK spider is the raft spider, Dolomedes fimbriatus, where female specimens can reach nearly an inch in length.

Acetone is a solvent that can potentially kill spiders upon direct contact. However, it is not a recommended or effective method for spider control as it poses health hazards to humans and pets. It is safer and more humane to use traps or hire a professional pest control service for spider removal.

Yes, the red diamondback spider, also known as the redback spider, is venomous. Its venom can cause pain, swelling, and other symptoms in humans if bitten. It is important to seek medical attention if bitten by this spider.

I think black widows MAYBE drink the blood of the insect theyre bou to eat so like ya