Black widows got a bum rap getting that name. They are useful. Never found one in my house but often on the exterior garage and sheds. The brown recluse spider eclipsed the black widow in scariest since they did come inside in stored blankets.
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Originally posted by RBS View PostAbsolutely. Some people have very bad reactions just as you said Tipper, its a flesh eater.
Edit: I believe the brown recluse was also called the fiddler for the puplish fiddle shape on its back.
Really common in my area are wolf spiders. And though they're not as dangerous (by any means) as the black widow's bite or the brown recluse, they are quite mean. They're certainly not afraid of humans. I've been "chased" by one more than once! And man, those things get big. I'd swear they have a close relation to Tarantulas by the look of them. However they are 10 times faster than those slow moving spiders.
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Originally posted by EscapeGirl View PostI've been "chased" by one more than once! And man, those things get big. I'd swear they have a close relation to Tarantulas by the look of them. However they are 10 times faster than those slow moving spiders.Last edited by tipper75; 11-11-2009, 01:12:19.
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Originally posted by RBS View PostAbsolutely. Some people have very bad reactions just as you said Tipper, its a flesh eater.
Edit: I believe the brown recluse was also called the fiddler for the puplish fiddle shape on its back."If you pick up a starving dog and make him prosperous he will not bite you.This is the principal difference between a man and a dog"
Mark Twain
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Originally posted by tipper75 View PostI sure would like to see EscapeGirl escaping the spider! " Despite my name, Mr. Spider, I'm really not very good at these games."
I sorta act like a girl around them, despite the fact I'm pretty tough from having four older brothers...And something tells me that the spider would laugh and thoroughly enjoy the 'escape the spider' game.
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My funny spider story:
One night while camped on our land,sittin' around the fire with our friends & some adult beverages,I looked down to see a tarantula amblin' toward my wife's foot.I didn't say anything,just watched as he climbed right over her foot & kept going into the darkness.
I thought about pickin' it up & sayin' "Here honey,you have a new friend",but she really doesn't like spiders & I didn't want rum & coke all over me"If you pick up a starving dog and make him prosperous he will not bite you.This is the principal difference between a man and a dog"
Mark Twain
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Tarantulas are harmless! (unless you run into a wall tryin' to get away from it) They're very common here in New Mexico,I've seen & handled lots of 'em.
"If you pick up a starving dog and make him prosperous he will not bite you.This is the principal difference between a man and a dog"
Mark Twain
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