A recent summary of reported spider bites in the United States between 1989 and 1993 included fewer than 5,000 incidents per year. Only a few of the bites of widow spiders were medically serious, but over 80% of recluse bites were considered serious. Only about 10% of other spider bites had serious consequences. These numbers seem small when compared to the over 800,000 dog bites that required stitches each year (source: Centers for Disease Control). During the study period, dog bites were responsible for 20 deaths per year, and auto-deer collisions were associated with 130 annual deaths. You might be surprised to learn that there were no spider-bite related fatalities during that four-year period.
Originally posted by: amnesiac 2.0
I have a huge problem with them but it's getting better. There's only two types in this area that are really venomous - brown recluse and black widow. All the others are fairly inert. So now they don't bug me as much. Hehe....get it...bug me...ahhh screw you, shut up.
Originally posted by: TheEvil1
thones that can bite you and cause death are. other arnt.
bu6t even once that cant kill you any bigger then the palm of my hand. are just plain scary
I DON'T CARE IF YOU CAN'T SPELL, UNTIL YOU LEARN HOW, STOP!!!!!! YOU ARE CONFUSING ME!
oh, and if you have spiders, soak them with your house!Now look who's talking, how do you soak something with a HOUSE?![]()
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Originally posted by: Brutuskend
I DON'T CARE IF YOU CAN'T SPELL, UNTIL YOU LEARN HOW, STOP!!!!!! YOU ARE CONFUSING ME!
oh, and if you have spiders, soak them with your house!Now look who's talking, how do you soak something with a HOUSE?![]()
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LOL!
Originally posted by: Brutuskend
I DON'T CARE IF YOU CAN'T SPELL, UNTIL YOU LEARN HOW, STOP!!!!!! YOU ARE CONFUSING ME!
oh, and if you have spiders, soak them with your house!
Now look who's talking, how do you soak something with a HOUSE?![]()
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Originally posted by: Brutuskend
I DON'T CARE IF YOU CAN'T SPELL, UNTIL YOU LEARN HOW, STOP!!!!!! YOU ARE CONFUSING ME!
oh, and if you have spiders, soak them with your house!Now look who's talking, how do you soak something with a HOUSE?![]()
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It's a joke from when Evil1 said someone should soak the cat with the house...
So, you got pwned, but please play again...![]()
In general, I would say no, although some are poisonous. However, they're not the hideous creatures some would make them out to be. In general, they're non-agressive and will only bite when they feel threatened. Know their habitats. Take care when poking around in garages, etc.Are spiders reall that dangerous???
Originally posted by: SnapIT
Originally posted by: Brutuskend
I DON'T CARE IF YOU CAN'T SPELL, UNTIL YOU LEARN HOW, STOP!!!!!! YOU ARE CONFUSING ME!
oh, and if you have spiders, soak them with your house!Now look who's talking, how do you soak something with a HOUSE?![]()
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It's a joke from when Evil1 said someone should soak the cat with the house...
So, you got pwned, but please play again...![]()
I saw that thread. I though maybe it was contagious....
Originally posted by: FoBoT
spiders are good, without them the world would be overrun by insects, spiders eat billions of insects every year
Originally posted by: vailr
This "camel spider" or "wind scorpian" can travel at 10 MPH:
Photo
http://kaweahoaks.com/html/wind_scorpian.htm
Found in Iraq & Afghanistan, among other locations. Likes to run up the leg of a camel, then
finding a location such as the stomach area, starts eating the camel's flesh. Also eats
small birds, mice, insects, etc. Up to 6" in length.
