CATDOLL : CATDOLL: What a scary spider looks like (pictures of what a scary spider looks like)

1. Does the scariest spider in the world still exist?

The scariest spider in the world still exists.

The scariest spider in the world, the Brazilian wandering spider. The Brazilian wandering spider, also known as the banana spider, is a large spider found in Brazil and other places in South America. The Brazilian wandering spider is a very venomous and deadly spider. One of the deadliest spiders in the world, its venom is second only to the Sydney funnel-web spider. They can release a powerful "neurotoxin" that can cause nerve loss, breathing difficulties and severe pain. In 2007, the Guinness World Records awarded the Brazilian wandering spider the title of "the most venomous spider".

2. What kind of spider is this? It looks so scary.

The white-fronted stilt spider is commonly known as the stilt spider, big spider, 旯犽, and 拉牙. It is a large indoor spider that does not build a web and is the main natural enemy of domestic cockroaches. The white-fronted stilt spider is not toxic to humans and is timid. It will quickly flee when chased by humans. However, if you grab it directly with your hands, you may be bitten by the white-fronted stilt spider in defense, and the wound may be infected with bacteria, inflamed, and festering.

3. How scary is a 10,000-meter giant spider?

A 10,000-meter giant spider is very scary. According to researchers, this giant spider is at least as big as an adult male's fist and weighs 170 grams. It is said that it may still be in its cub form. It is hard to believe how terrifying it will be when it grows up. It is said that an adult giant spider can grow to the size of a human face, which is really terrifying.

4. I found a scary spider in Leshan! I suspect it is the extremely poisonous "Funnel-web Spider"?

The funnel spider is one of the most poisonous spiders in the world. The venom it carries is enough to kill 5 to 8 people. The largest funnel spider is the size of a palm, and its fangs are 1 cm long and can pierce a person's toenails. What is chilling is that the male of this spider is extremely aggressive towards humans. During the mating season, it will appear on the desk in the room, in the kitchen, in shoes, and anywhere else it thinks it can find a female spider.

But this shouldn't be a funnel-web spider, because it lives in Australia and doesn't exist in China. And its abdomen doesn't look like this either.

5. The most terrifying peacock spider in the world?

Peacock spiders are only found in eastern Australia. They are a type of jumping spider with amazing jumping abilities. The peacock spider's abdomen is colorful, with stripes forming a symmetrical pattern, which is wonderful. The female peacock spider is larger and a single gray color, but has a bad temper and will eat the male spider if you are not careful. Peacock spiders are poisonous, but because they are too small, their toxicity to humans is limited and can be completely ignored, so many people like them.

6. What is the largest and most ferocious spider in the world?

Spiders are one of the five poisonous spiders. Most spiders are poisonous. Among the world's top ten poisonous spiders, funnel-web spiders can be ranked in the top three and are extremely poisonous. Have you heard of the grasshopper spider? It is known as the world's largest poisonous spider. In addition to being poisonous, it is also terrifyingly large in size. Many people shudder at the mention of it. Let's take a look at the horror of the grasshopper spider.

The world's most venomous spider

The giant bird-eating spider, also known as the giant bird-eating spider, lives mainly in the humid forests of the Amazon. It is the largest venomous spider in the world, with a diameter of 25 cm. The male's claws are 38 cm wide when they open, and the length of the venomous claws is 2.5 cm. The female can live up to 25 years and weigh up to 230 grams. It has 8 eyes on its head, and is nicknamed the eight-eyed spider king.

Although it has many eyes, it is highly myopic. It looks very scary, and has fangs up to 3.8 cm long that can pierce human skin, but its aggressiveness is not too strong. Even if it bites someone, it rarely injects venom into the victim, and the bite is relatively mild.

Although their venom is not very strong, it is still a dangerous animal. After a bite, the wound will be abnormally red and swollen, which is difficult to treat. The angry grasshopper spider will also shake off the bristles on its abdomen. These hairs are very fine and have barbs. Once they get into the human eye, it is almost impossible to remove them. In severe cases, it may cause blindness.

Although the grasshopper is the largest poisonous spider in the world, it also has natural enemies, which are super-large hornets as big as sparrows. Ordinary hornets will first use their stingers to pierce the grasshopper's nervous system to anesthetize it, and then lay their eggs in the grasshopper's abdomen. After the larvae hatch, they rely on eating its flesh to grow. This method is still very cruel.

7. How scary are sea spiders?

Spiders are poisonous to begin with, and the rectangular ones are even more unknown. It is said that they eat everything, even humans. This is very scary. What does it look like and what are its habits? Let's get to know this terrifying creature today.

It also has a spider-like appearance. Unlike the "giant killer crab spider crab" that was previously rumored on the Internet, the giant sea spider is 3 meters long and is the largest crab in the world. This creature mainly lives in waters 300 to 400 meters deep off the coast of Japan in the North Pacific Ocean. It eats almost everything, even starfish and corals.

The viperfish is about 35 centimeters long, with huge teeth that prevent it from closing its mouth. It lives in waters 200 meters deep, feeds on small fish and crabs, and is active mainly at night.

They may not be beautiful, but they look very strange. These marine creatures live in the extremely cold and high-pressure deep sea. They have huge and sharp teeth and smooth and transparent skin, and their appearance attracts people's attention. Starting from the 15th, the Natural History Museum in Berlin, Germany launched an exhibition called "Deep Sea", which exhibited some specimens of strange underwater creatures discovered by humans for the first time.

In June this year, the unmanned submarine "Nereus" of the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution in the United States reached the deepest part of the world's ocean - 11 kilometers below the sea level. The unmanned submarine conducted an investigation there and published a report.

During the survey, the unmanned submarine captured some strange deep-sea creatures that were seen for the first time. These sea creatures have long lived in a depressing and dark world. They look strange, some even have devilish fangs and cannot close their mouths; some are huge, comparable to whales. These creatures include: viper fish, devil anglerfish, giant spiders and colorful fish.

Due to the huge pressure difference between the sea level and the seabed, people cannot exhibit living seabed creatures. If seabed creatures are to be transported alive to land, a special water container must be prepared to have the same temperature and pressure as the seabed to maintain the living environment to which these creatures are adapted.

8. There is a big spider at home. It has super long legs and its entire body diameter is over 7cm dark brown. It looks scary?

1. No problem, this is the white-fronted stilt spider of the family Theridiidae.

2. Slightly toxic, timid, theoretically ok to use (strongly not recommended).

3. It mainly feeds on cockroaches, and also eats some small insects. It is a typical species that is beneficial if you don’t mess with it.

4. If there are a lot of cockroaches in your home, don't drive them out.

9. What are the 10 scariest spiders in the home?

The 10 scariest spiders:

There are metallic blue spiders, crab spiders, black widow spiders, red-legged octopuses, bobcat spiders, tarantulas, red-footed spiders, sun baboons, wolf spiders, and striped golden spiders.

Of course, these do not necessarily appear at home, so don't worry yourself. Poisonous spiders mostly live in primeval forests.