

"Spiders have venom which is evolved for paralyzing prey it's made for reducing activity or overcoming the neurophysiology of an insect. Such bites usually result in nothing more than a red spot and some itching or swelling, according to Rick Vetter, a retired research associate of entomology at the University of California, Riverside. Most spiders are not aggressive and will only bite a human if they are surprised or threatened. Others, such as wasps, bees and hornets, sting when they feel threatened. Many common insects bite without provocation - or because they're hungry - including mosquitoes, fleas, mites, flies, bedbugs, fire ants or ticks.

Centers for Disease Control (opens in new tab) (CDC), spider bite symptoms may include:
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While the bites of most spiders are not medically significant to humans and cause only mild, local skin reactions, more severe reactions can also occur.
