Harmful Effects of Long-spinneret spider

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Harmful Effects of Long-spinneret spider

Neotama mexicana

Long-spinneret spider poses a mild toxicity risk through venomous bites, which can cause discomfort in humans and animals such as dogs and cats. The venom is not life-threatening but may require medical attention for symptomatic relief.

Toxic to Animals

Is the Long-spinneret spider poisonous?

Toxic to Animals

Toxic Group Type

Vertebrates, Invertebrates

Toxic Objects Examples

Dogs, cats

Toxic Stage

Adults, Juveniles

Toxin Function

Defense Mechanism, Means of Prey

Toxic Types

Neurotoxins

Toxic Secreting Methods

Fangs

Toxic Ways

Bite

Risk Level

Mild

Long-spinneret spider has a mild toxicity level and delivers its venom through its fangs. It affects animals by biting them and is capable of causing discomfort to humans, dogs, and cats. Both juvenile and adult stages of long-spinneret spider can inject venom. The venom usually results in mild symptoms, and different animals may experience varying effects, although it is not generally considered life-threatening.

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