Spider bite me tonight

cullet

3 weeks After the bite your testicles usually fall off !

cootambear

cullet wrote: »

3 weeks After the bite your testicles usually fall off !

that explains a lot for me

delain

Ugh I hate spiders. In my old flat they did some work and left the cavity wall open, and a some really HUUGE hairy house spiders (about 5cm long) appeared just after that. I lived on my own and was actually afraid to go home

Gah I'm itching now. God knows why I clicked on this thread at all. Sorry I had no useful contributions!

nodwah

ukbill69 wrote: »

Found it, it was a Lace weaver spider, Amaurobius similis

But look what they do to their mums :eek:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lace_webbed_spider

ukbill69

cullet wrote: »

3 weeks After the bite your testicles usually fall off !

haha thats funny

delain

nodwah wrote: »

But look what they do to their mums :eek:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lace_webbed_spider

See I was going to read that but then there were pictures and I had no chance:eek::eek:

ukbill69

nodwah wrote: »

But look what they do to their mums :eek:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lace_webbed_spider

O nice, that is really not a nice spider I got bite by then.

delain

ukbill69 wrote: »

O nice, that is really not a nice spider I got bite by then.

Can you paste the words into here without pictures for me?

Or just tell me what they do to their mums?

ukbill69

delain wrote: »

Can you paste the words into here without pictures for me?

Or just tell me what they do to their mums?

Around the second year of life, Amaurobiidae spiders lay an average of 40 eggs in a breeding chamber spun of silk, where the mother will protect the eggs until hatching. When the young are born, they will consume their egg yolk, and then devour their mother before emerging from the chamber.

nodwah

But it's ok - you're not a spider's mum (I think)