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Can Tarantulas Kill You? What the Science Says While some Old World tarantulas, found in regions like Asia and Africa, possess more potent venom than New World species, it is still rarely life-threatening to humans
Old Word vs. New World Tarantulas - Toms Big Spiders One bitten by an Old World will not die from a bite, as the venom is not life-threatening However, these bites are often considered to be “medically significant”, as they can cause excruciating pain, nausea, heart palpitations, full body cramping, and trouble breathing
Old World Tarantula Spiders - Facts Habitat Information Its venom is the subject of much toxicology research and while the effects of this spiders bite to humans is not well-documented, it is lethal in small doses to animals such as mice and rats As a result, it is generally regarded as a highly venomous specimen
New World vs. Old World Tarantulas: The Ultimate Guide for Spider Keepers A startled Old World tarantula can teleport from one side of its enclosure to the other in a blink, climb up your arm, or leap to the ground Combine that with strong venom and a low tolerance for mistakes, and it’s clear why these spiders are best admired through glass
An Introduction to the Old World | Tarantula Forum I strongly advise against handling Old World tarantulas due to their speed and defensive nature Handling increases the risk of bites, which can be painful and medically significant
Old World Vs New World Tarantulas - [Vet Explains Pets] Are Old World tarantulas more dangerous than New World tarantulas? While Old World tarantulas do have more potent venom compared to New World species, both categories of tarantulas are generally not considered dangerous to humans
The Truth About Old World Tarantulas - Toms Big Spiders However, as I’ve spent more time in the hobby, I’m getting the impression that we might have done TOO good of a job delivering our warning about Old Worlds, as our often exaggerated and hyperbolic approach has led many folks to be terrified of these creatures