Spider bites

johnsmit

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I know we have a few know poisonous spiders in B.C.
The black widow and the brown recluse. .buy it seem like there are any number of other poisonous spiders out there , usually the little ones it seem .

If you look at a spiders face you will see fangs on every one and the bit theit pray and inject a nuiral poison which paralyzes and enzims that displace the pray to turn it in to liquid .

I here a but so many people saying I have a painfull spider bite and in some cases they get very infected and do tissue
damage ..Very ugly!

So why is there not a lot more know or said about this danger , get bitten in the wrong place or don't look after a bite properly and it could be life threatening.

As kid I grew up hereing about tarantula and deadly snakes in Brazil .And here all we would mention is the black widow, and I have seen them many times..
But to think that the little buddy spiders cause so much bites it is scarry too.

We got rattle snakes too in the interior .quite a few around dessert areas of Kamloops, kalowna, penticton and on down to ossoius and south.. I won't be hiking in the bush
 
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clu

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I personally know someone who's had 4 heart surgeries and counting as a result of being bitten by a brown recluse.
 

johnsmit

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I have fixed it

I did not see it myself even after you poked fun at it
"Bits".."bites"
 

manni

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I'll be grateful if the radioactive variety bites me.

kidding aside, maybe Vancouver isn't the right climate
for the poisonous kinds. the ones found in most homes are rarely harmful.
 

whitemoustache

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I was bitten on the back of the neck by a brown recluse spider 50 years ago, and my immune system now reacts to any insect venom. I control the allergic reactions with antihistamines.:spider::spider::spider:
 

westwoody

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Something New

Today a friend and I were eating at a picnic table and both got bitten by a bug I have never seen before.
It's mosquito sized, looks like a very small moth and bright red. The bites sting!
Thanks to global warming we will be getting more weird things coming up from the South.
 
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