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Spiders are air-breathing arthropods that have eight legs, chelicerae with fangs generally able to inject venom, and spinnerets that extrude silk.
Spiders are the largest order of arachnids and rank seventh in total species diversity among all orders of organisms.
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Spider Facts
According to the Smithsonian Insider, over 100 species of spiders mimic ants by having evolved similar appearances and even the same pheromones.
Most do it to evade predators, but a few do it to help them prey on ants.
The violin spider is most commonly found in the south-central, mid-western and southern states of the United States.
Most encounters with this spider occur from moving boxes or rooting about in closets, attics, garages, or under beds where they may have nested.
The bite produces a mild stinging, followed by local redness and intense pain within eight hours.
A fluid-filled blister forms at the site and then sloughs off to leave a deep, enlarging ulcer.
Systemic (or generalized) reactions from a brown recluse spider bite vary from having spider bite symptoms like a mild fever and rash to nausea and listlessness.
- Eighty percent of presumed spider bites are from other insects.
- Most spider bites are less painful than a bee sting.
- Most spider bites do not require professional attention.
- Occasionally humans are bitten by venomous spiders.
- Venom from a black widow bite can cause reactions ranging from mild to painful and severe, but death is improbable, and many symptoms can be alleviated if medical treatment is obtained.
Anyone bitten by this spider should remain calm and promptly seek medical advice.
Do All Spiders Bite?
Not all spiders bite. But all spiders do have fangs and venom.
Almost all spiders in the US pose no threat to the people.
They are startling, unpredictable, and make sticky webs. But other than that, there are only two types that can cause serious harm: Brown Recluse & the Black Widow.
Should I Worry About a Black Widow Bite?
Absolutely. The bite feels like a pinprick, within a few hours, intense pain and stiffness will follow along with many other symptoms.
Black Widow bites are uncommon but severe. However, no one has died from a black widow spider bite in the US in more than ten years.
Consult a physician if you do encounter a black widow bite.
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