Spiders

Swelling shows an allergic reaction much like the reaction to a mosquito bite; this normally will go away by itself, eventually. If, however, an infection develops, then you would need medical treatment.

Well actually daddy long legs are extremelypoisonous however since we are so big and have large immune systems a bite would not hurt us if they were to bite you which Isn't

t likely. But don't kill them the are very handy to have around, they kill ants!!!

Could be the Green Lynx Spider

It is the marbled golden orb weaver.

We found a red spider, last night, making a web ( A very nice web I might add) on our back deck, between the house and addition we built. Although we were looking up into the back yard light, it looked very, very red. We have found large black and yellow spiders before, and small jumping spiders, but have never seen this type. What's his name and what can anyone tell us about it?

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No, many are not. Solifugae are not, nor are mites or ticks. Many spiders and scorpions inject venom, but not all do.

A brown recluse can live about six months without food or water. I'm not really sure how long they would live with they things they need, but they live longer in colder enviorments.

I believe it is a Waxwing you are describing

eight legs, and 2 large feeding arms

Identifying Spiders is very difficult without having a picture to help. so many spiders are similar in size length and color patterns.

Likely the Daring (Bold) Jumping Spider

Technically, all spiders are venomous, meaning that they use venom to kill their prey, which are usually insects. The Wolf Spider's venom is harmless to humans.

call the exterminator or use a speacial spray

Wolf spiders hunt by sight.

Sometimes, they will wait near the mouth of a burrow and will pounce on their prey as it enters or leaves its home. Other times, their excellent vision will allow them to see their prey out in the open and they will either pounce on, or chase their intended victim.

No spiders are poisonous. You can eat them without fear.

Almost all species of spiders have one kind of venom or another, but there are no "small white spiders" that are known to be a serious problem to human beings.

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yes they do they are both invertebrates

Pholcids (daddy long leg spiders) are fragile spiders, the body being 2-10 mm in length with legs which may be up to 50 mm long.

I strongly believe since it's a spider to have 8 legs; but you might wanna just get a pic and count

If you mean the Australian "Redback spider," it can kill humans. There have been no deaths due to this spider since the invention of an anti-venom. There have been only 14 deaths due to the redback spider since records began to be taken.

The heavier the human, the smaller the amount of toxin per pound, so little children are in the most danger. In other words, the level of concentration of the venom in the body is relevant.

The bug that resembles a spider with wings is likely a "flying spider," which is not an actual spider but rather a type of insect known as a "winged ant" or "winged termite." These insects can have a similar body shape to spiders, especially when they are in their reproductive phase and develop wings. Another possibility is the "spider wasp," which can also appear spider-like and has wings. It's important to observe the insect's behavior and features for accurate identification.

IT matters what kind of spider you are refuring to but ussually yes

Because The Beatles are a rock band from England who were together from 1957-1970, they eat people food. For instance, John's favourite food was Corn Flakes.

As opposed to beetles, who eat a variety of things, depending on the type. Some are omnivores, eating both plants and animals, and others are very specific in diet, eating only certain species of plants. :)

All spiders carry venom that can cause anything from localised pain to death in humans depending on the species and individual reactions to the venom. Unfortunetly the "Zebra Spider" is a common named used for several different types so the scientific name would be needed to get a conclusive answer.