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  2. Banana Spider: Types, Bites, Symptoms, and Treatment - Healthline

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    Is a banana spider’s bite poisonous? Most spiders will bite if they feel threatened, but the venom they produce isn’t usually dangerous enough to cause severe harm. This is true for most ...

  3. Are banana spiders venomous? The banana spiders in this post all contain venom, but most of them are not harmful to humans except for redness and a stinging feeling at the bite location. The only banana spider you should be concerned about is the Brazilian wandering spider ( Phoneutria ) which can be harmful and possibly fatal to humans.

  4. Is a Banana Spider Bite Poisonous? - MedicineNet

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    Yes, banana spiders do bite humans and they are poisonous. Their bites to children are particularly deadly. Their venom is toxic to the nervous system. Their bites cause symptoms such as excess drooling, irregular heartbeat and prolonged, painful erections (priapism) in men. In late 2013, a family in London had to fumigate their house.

  5. Banana Spider: Facts and Myths You Should Know

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    Banana spiders are predators that mainly consume flying insects such as flies and mosquitoes, thus playing a crucial role in managing pest populations. These spiders use their venomous bite to paralyze their insect prey. The venom is potent against the insects, but poses no significant threat to humans.

  6. Banana Spiders; What to Know About the Different Species - WebMD

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    Are Banana Spiders Venomous? Some types of banana spiders are very venomous. Others, not so much. Golden silk orb weaver. This spider rarely poses any dangers.

  7. Trichonephila clavipes - Wikipedia

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    Trichonephila clavipes (formerly known as Nephila clavipes), commonly known as the golden silk orb-weaver, golden silk spider, golden orb weaver spider or colloquially banana spider (a name shared with several others), is an orb-weaving spider species which inhabits forests and wooded areas ranging from the southern US to Argentina. [3] .

  8. Brazilian Wandering Spiders: Bites & Other Facts - Live Science

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    Brazilian wandering spiders, also known as armed spiders or banana spiders, are some of the most venomous spiders in the world. (Image credit: Joao Paulo Burini via Getty Images)

  9. Banana Spider: Size, Bite, Poisonous, Web & Pictures

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    Are Banana Spiders Poisonous/Venomous? These large arachnids appear threatening but are however shy. The banana spider will only bite you if it feels threatened.

  10. All banana spiders are venomous. However, their venom is very mild, and they’re a non-aggressive species that mostly likes to be left alone. Bites are rare, and when they occur, they usually only result in stinging and redness.

  11. Are Banana Spiders Poisonous or Dangerous? - A-Z Animals

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    The right answer is either of the three. To determine if a banana spider is venomous, you should first figure out its type. Around five types of banana spiders can be found across Africa, Asia, North America, and Oceania. Yet, these banana spiders have varying venom levels depending on the species.