Spiders

It sounds like you're describing the bold jumper spider (Phidippus audax). It is black with white or pale markings on its abdomen, resembling dimples and eye shapes. These spiders are known for their distinctive coloration and bold jumping behavior.

The spider you are describing is likely the redback spider, a venomous species found in Australia. They are known for their distinctive red stripe on the back and red markings on their joints. Be cautious around them as their bite can be harmful.

Not all spiders die after laying eggs. In some species, the female spider may die shortly after laying eggs, while in others, she may continue to live for some time. It greatly depends on the species of spider and the environment they live in.

The web jacking attack vector is another phishing technique that can be used in social engineering engagements.

Attack followed in this attack are creating a fake website and when the victim opens the link a page will appear saying that the website has been moved and they need to click another link. If the victim clicks the link he will be redirected to fake website.

P.S:

When you hover over the link, the URL will be presented with the real URL, not the attacker's machine URL.

We can change the timing of the web jacking attack in the config/set_config flags.

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Yes a brown recluse spider can easily kill you.

Previous post is a bit too generalized. If your health and immune system are compromised, death could certainly occur. The venom is not innately fatal to humans. Death is most often caused by necrosis and infection stemming from improper care of the bite location.

Brown Recluse deaths are far less prominent than people were previously led to believe.

If you're healthy and live in a reasonably sanitary environment, allergic reaction would be your greatest risk.

Medical attention on such bites is always advised as this is the most effective way to prevent a larger area of necrosis and risk of infection.

Yes, it can kill you, but it is fairly unlikeley

I was bit. i was only six. im alive to tell the story. maybe it can kill you if you do not get proper care, but as far as i know they dont kill it causes extreme pain.

A white spider that has a white body with a red spot might be a type of crab spider. If it is found primarily outdoors like in a garden, this is perhaps a crab spider. The crab spider is a distant relative to the tarantula and its bite is venomous, but not fatal to humans.

To safely remove spider webs from bushes, use a broom or a brush to gently sweep them away. Avoid using any harsh chemicals or pesticides that could harm the plant or surrounding environment. Wear gloves to protect your hands from potential irritants.

Spiders do not lay eggs when they bite as a bite is usually to immobilize a victim for consumption. Spider eggs are usually placed in a carefully constructed nest made of spun silk.

Black widow bites may initially go unnoticed, but symptoms can develop within a few hours. Pain at the bite site, muscle cramps, sweating, and nausea are common symptoms of a black widow bite. In severe cases, the symptoms can escalate to include severe abdominal pain and muscle stiffness. If you suspect you have been bitten by a black widow, seek medical attention promptly.

A red circle with tan in the middle could potentially be a spider bite, particularly from a brown recluse or a hobo spider. It is important to monitor the bite for any signs of infection or worsening symptoms and seek medical attention if needed.

No, snakes do not kill more people per year than spiders. Spiders are responsible for fewer deaths annually worldwide compared to snakes. Snakes are responsible for more human fatalities due to venomous bites than spiders.

My bedroom/bathroom is spider central. I kill probably a spider a day, and I don't know why there are so many. My room is extremely clean, I vaccuum every few weeks, but still I have to worry about going to sleep and being attacked by spiders...

Yes, a spider bite on the penis could potentially cause a blood blister to form next to the bite mark due to localized skin irritation and inflammation. It's important to seek medical attention to properly diagnose and treat the bite to prevent any complications.

Spider silk is a durable material, often compared to steel in terms of strength. In a natural environment, spider silk can last for several years without degrading. However, factors such as exposure to UV light, humidity, and temperature can affect its longevity.

No, daddy long legs do not have a pink back. They are typically light brown to gray in color with long, thin legs.

yes it will... i just sprayed a huge spider with Clorox spray and it died instantly... all its legs curl up and it drops.

Eventually it might... maybe it depends on the spider. I sprayed a average sized spider and stood horrified as it twitched for a good 20 minutes. The bleach did at least immobilize it.

Yes it does but it's not as effective as spider spray I guess. I sprayed a middle sized spider almost 10 times with Clorox before it stopped moving.

It is a member of the arachnid family. However, it lacks the tail found in scorpions, it lacks the clawed chelipeds found in psuedoscorpions, it has 2 unfused segments for its body (unlike ticks and mites), and it can dispense silk from "spinnerettes".

Unlike insects, arachnids have 4 pairs of walking legs, one pair of chelipeds, 6-8 simple (not compound) eyes, no wings, 2 segments, and chelicerae for mouthparts.

Hoped this helped you. :)

Yes, some insects do eat spiders. Insect predators such as praying mantises, beetles, and wasps may prey on spiders for food. However, not all insects eat spiders, as some insects have different diet preferences.

a patu digua has no certain diet its prey is other spiders

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Spiders do not turn white. It is possible that they may appear white due to being covered in dust, mold, or other debris. Additionally, some spiders naturally have light-colored bodies as a form of camouflage in their environment.

It is illegal to sell black widow spiders in many places due to the potential danger they pose. Additionally, selling these spiders can have serious ethical implications as they are a venomous species. It is best to contact local authorities or pest control professionals for advice on managing black widow spiders.

Spiders are unlikely to crawl up your butt. They generally prefer dark and secluded places where they can find prey easily. If you have concerns about spiders, it's best to maintain good hygiene and keep your living space clean to reduce the chances of encountering them in unwanted places.

Nope, not a chance. Those two species come from completely different families and they would attack and eat each other. I don't think it is even physically possible for them to mate. Mating pairs of individual species have genitalia that is pretty much a lock and key system. One perfectly fits the other. Other species' equipment simply would not work.... and like I said, these two species would instantly attack and eat each other before they even knew what hit them.

I have lived in SE Asia for the past 36 years and am very accustomed to mosquito bites , however within the last 18 months I find that I am frequently bitten by an insect or mite so tiny that it is not visible to the eye and it is not immediately apparent that you have been bitten . it is quite unlike a mosquito bite.

This affects me most frequently in places like Jomtien Beach (Thailand) Penang ,and most recently Chiang Mai ,which would seem to suggest that the culprit is not a sand fly. One theory is that the common denominator could be the presence of cats in all of these households ..and the bites could be those of fleas or ticks.Alternatively I am considering the possibility that the offenders are mites which actually live in my clean laundered clothing and are impervious to washing detergents.

A Chinese colleague in the house suffers the same affliction ,yet another caucasian in the household is never bitten.

By the time the itching starts there is already a very angry red area beneath the skin and a taut water blister has formed over this area.

Itching is almost unbearable and bursting the blister leaves a very sore,raw area beneath . It can take at least a week to heal over and seems to leave a permanent scar or skin discolouration at the least.