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Actually, the brown recluse's venom does not contain acid. It contains a rare protein that destroys tissue cells, causing necrosis (dead tissue, which, if not treated properly and quickly, gets really bad bacteria in it and rots, causing further serious damage).
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2013/08/130829214742.htm
Brown recluse aren't very large spiders, really... This one below is a "large" size, although they can get a bit bigger (notice the fiddle/violin shape on the back). Unlike a lot of spiders, their eyes are set in 3 pairs. (Although, I'm inclined to say that if you can count where their eyes are at, you're way too close!
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One of our kittens got bitten on the neck by one, once. It causes a large, deep, nasty lesion, depending upon the severity of the bite. She survived, but she has a large circular scar on her neck from where the bite was.
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2013/08/130829214742.htm
Brown recluse aren't very large spiders, really... This one below is a "large" size, although they can get a bit bigger (notice the fiddle/violin shape on the back). Unlike a lot of spiders, their eyes are set in 3 pairs. (Although, I'm inclined to say that if you can count where their eyes are at, you're way too close!
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One of our kittens got bitten on the neck by one, once. It causes a large, deep, nasty lesion, depending upon the severity of the bite. She survived, but she has a large circular scar on her neck from where the bite was.
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Actually, the brown recluse's venom does not contain acid. It contains a rare protein that destroys tissue cells, causing necrosis (dead tissue, which, if not treated properly and quickly, gets really bad bacteria in it and rots, causing further serious damage).
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2013/08/130829214742.htm
Brown recluse aren't very large spiders, really... This one below is a "large" size, although they can get a bit bigger (notice the fiddle/violin shape on the back). Unlike a lot of spiders, their eyes are set in 3 pairs. (Although, I'm inclined to say that if you can count where their eyes are at, you're way too close! )
One of our kittens got bitten on the neck by one, once. It causes a large, deep, nasty lesion, depending upon the severity of the bite. She survived, but she has a large circular scar on her neck from where the bite was.
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2013/08/130829214742.htm
Brown recluse aren't very large spiders, really... This one below is a "large" size, although they can get a bit bigger (notice the fiddle/violin shape on the back). Unlike a lot of spiders, their eyes are set in 3 pairs. (Although, I'm inclined to say that if you can count where their eyes are at, you're way too close!
)
One of our kittens got bitten on the neck by one, once. It causes a large, deep, nasty lesion, depending upon the severity of the bite. She survived, but she has a large circular scar on her neck from where the bite was.
Actually, the brown recluse's venom does not contain acid. It contains a rare protein that destroys tissue cells, causing necrosis (dead tissue, which, if not treated properly and quickly, gets really bad bacteria in it and rots, causing further serious damage).
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2013/08/130829214742.htm
Brown recluse aren't very large spiders, really... This one below is a "large" size, although they can get a bit bigger (notice the fiddle/violin shape on the back). Unlike a lot of spiders, their eyes are set in 3 pairs. (Although, I'm inclined to say that if you can count where their eyes are at, you're way too close! )
One of our kittens got bitten on the neck by one, once. It causes a large, deep, nasty lesion, depending upon the severity of the bite. She survived, but she has a large circular scar on her neck from where the bite was.
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2013/08/130829214742.htm
Brown recluse aren't very large spiders, really... This one below is a "large" size, although they can get a bit bigger (notice the fiddle/violin shape on the back). Unlike a lot of spiders, their eyes are set in 3 pairs. (Although, I'm inclined to say that if you can count where their eyes are at, you're way too close!
)One of our kittens got bitten on the neck by one, once. It causes a large, deep, nasty lesion, depending upon the severity of the bite. She survived, but she has a large circular scar on her neck from where the bite was.