What spider is purple?

Common name: purple tree tarantula, Ecuadorian purple tarantula, Ecuador purple pinktoe. The purple tree tarantula comes from Ecuador and is often called the Ecuador purple pinktoe. They live in a variety of habits and are often encountered in agricultural areas with grazing cattle.
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What looks like a wolf spider?

Spiders that look like wolf spiders include hobo spiders, prowling spiders (false wolf spiders), swift spiders, two-tailed spiders, jumping spiders, grass spiders, huntsman spiders, and brown recluses.
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How do you tell what spider it is?

But here are a few common characteristics to help you distinguish spiders from other insects:
  1. All spiders have eight legs and six to eight eyes.
  2. Spiders have two body regions: the cephalothorax and the abdomen.
  3. Male spiders are normally smaller and have different color markings than females.
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Are colorful tarantulas poisonous?

Tarantulas themselves are not poisonous, but they do contain venom glands and inject venom into their prey through their fangs.
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Are wolf spiders babies?

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In fact, if you saw one, you might even mistake it for a tiny speck! Baby wolf spiders come from eggs and are carried around in egg sacs by their mothers until they are ready to hatch. Once they hatch, they depend on their mother for survival.
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What happens if you get bit by a wolf spider?

A wolf spider's bite may tear the skin and cause pain, redness, and swelling. You may also experience swollen lymph nodes as a result of the bite. For some people, healing can take up to 10 days. In rare cases, the bite can lead to tissue damage.
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What is the rarest spider?

Over five hundred Critically Endangered Desertas wolf spiderlings have been born to two female spiders inside our very own Bug World – boosting the world's once dwindling population. The new babies who are just 4mm in diameter are expected to grow to around 12cm by the time they're adults.
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What is the deadliest spider?

Sydney funnel-web spider. According to the Guinness World Records, the Sydney funnel-web spider, Atrax robustus, is the most dangerous spider to humans in the world. Native to Australia, this poisonous spider is found in moist habitats such as under logs or in gardens.
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What attracts wolf spiders in the house?

Wolf spiders are attracted to houses and locations where they can easily find prey and set up a habitat By food, we mean insects in your garden or around your house, and crums scattered around your floors. As for the habitat, they prefer warmer climates and dark, cozy borrows.
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How do you tell if a spider is a wolf spider?

The arrangement of a spider's eyes can help you identify the species. Wolf spiders have eight eyes arranged in three rows. The top row visible from the front of the spider contains two larger eyes while the bottom row contains four smaller eyes. The spider also has two small eyes positioned on the top of its head.
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What does hobo spider look like?

It can be difficult to identify a hobo spider simply by the way it looks. Long legs, a brown body, and a grayish abdomen with yellowish markings are typical of many types of spiders. The body length of a hobo spider is about 1/4 to 1/2 inch long with a leg span of about 1-2 inches.
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Are purple spiders poisonous?

Are Purple Spiders Poisonous? While all spiders have venom, not all are considered medically significant in humans. The purple spiders are not dangerous to humans, though a bite can cause pain, swelling, redness, and urticating hairs on some purple tarantulas can cause significant skin irritation.
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Can spiders be purple?

Purple Tarantula (Avicularia purpurea) Also called the 'purple tree tarantula', 'Ecuadorian purple tarantula', and 'Ecuador purple pinktoe', this species is a spider found throughout Ecuador. It is arboreal by nature and are often found in cracks and crevices of trees.
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What color is a poisonous spider?

Venomous spiders found in the Southeast are: Black widow – identified by the pattern of red coloration on the underside of its abdomen. Brown recluse – identified by its brown color and dark, violin-shaped marking on its head.
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Are Daddy Long Legs the most poisonous spiders?

You've probably heard this playground legend: Daddy longlegs are the most venomous spiders in the world, but their fangs are too short to bite you. Is this really true? The short answer: no.
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What is a rainbow spider?

One species of peacock spider – the rainbow peacock spider (Maratus robinsoni) – is particularly impressive, because it showcases an intense rainbow iridescent signal in males' courtship displays to females. This is the first known instance in nature of males using an entire rainbow of colors to entice females to mate.
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Are peacock spiders real?

Maratus volans is a species in the jumping spider family (Salticidae), belonging to the genus Maratus (peacock spiders). These spiders are native to certain areas in Australia and occupy a wide distribution of habitats.
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What spiders should I worry about?

Black widow and brown recluse spiders are the most common (and infamous) of these spider groups, respectively. Both of these spider species inhabit the midwestern and eastern US. If you're worried about spiders, these are the two species to watch out for.
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Are house spiders poisonous?

Most spiders, including common house spiders, are harmless to humans. Though they do have venom glands, their venom is poisonous to prey, not people. Plus, few spiders actually bite humans. Of those that do, fatalities are rare, even among venomous species such as the black widow spider.
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What happens when a Brazilian wandering spider bites you?

Brazilian wandering spider bite on humans

Within 30 minutes or so, these symptoms become systemic and include irregular heartbeat, high or low blood pressure, abdominal cramping, hypothermia, nausea, vertigo, blurred vision and convulsions.
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Will wolf spiders chase you?

In general, and despite their menacing appearance, wolf spiders do not pose much of a threat to human beings. While they may be fast and aggressive when hunting their insect prey, they don't usually bite people unless provoked. If you do come across a wolf spider, its first impulse will probably be to retreat.
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Are wolf spiders friendly?

They are harmless to humans, and can be very friendly, as our sons found out — they had some pet spiders for a while — they are as curious about humans as we are about them.
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