Well i recommend doing some research. if there is over a 50% death rate for these things then dial 911.
Arm is getting useless!?
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Yeah, one of the most poisonous spiders in the world, PAS DE PROBLEME. What's the point of having a chaperon if he's clueless?InnerRebellion said:
That's a mean looking spider, I could totally picture it poping a cap in my ass, not to say poison the hell out of me if i look the other way.
Also for what i read on wikipedia, the venom is a sneaky bastard cause it doesn't have any symptoms for a while.
Call an adult and have them drive you. A Brown Recluse bite is plenty serious enough for that.InnerRebellion said:
Don't know if this might be a bad time but have you ever heard of a thing called the "stranger"? It would be perfect for your situation and you are a teenager.
You're lucky you managed to get to an online forum so quickly, it saved your life. A lot of bite victims don't manage to find a computer with internet in time and die horrible, painful deaths. One of my friends went to the hospital for his bite but he didn't make it cause the doctors couldn't find a laptop they could bring to his hospital bed in time. If only GameFAQs had been there to save him *bursts into tears*.
could honestly not agree more it some what boggles my mind that a teacher (an 8th grade science teacher none the less which is biology if ur school takes the same classes as mine) would allow something dangerous in a class room but then to for the school to say hey we could probably let a bunch of 14 years olds near it what could go wrong i am a little disgusted and hope you bring it up with some onezombiesinc said:
Brown Recluse's bites can be dangerous. The damaged tissue can become gangrenous and eventually slough away. The initial bite frequently cannot be felt and there may be no pain, but over time the wound may grow to as large as 25 cm (10 inches) in extreme cases. Bites usually become painful and itchy within 2 to 8 hours; pain and other local effects worsen 12 to 36 hours after the bite with the necrosis developing over the next few days.
ok independent research i got this from brownreclusespider.org so it is legit. copy and paste
Unattended brown recluse bite The symptom caused by the bite of the Brown Recluse Spider varies according to the age of the victim.
The bites are usually more dangerous in kids, young adults and third age people.
The symptoms are also conditioned by the standard of life, thus being more severe in poorly fed people.
At first, the bite appears in the area is swollen all around the bite.
This area expands, changes to red and the skin appears to harden. The victim shows other symptoms such as fever, shivering, nausea and vomits.
Eventually, the injury grows to an ulcer. The ulcer has a dry bottom, blue or gray borders, and a red erythematous area in the periphery.
?It measures between 1 1/2 to 2 3/4 inches. It causes pain and is generally deep.
?Healing takes months and leaves scars on the surface of the skin.
?Sometimes surgery is required in order to extract the necrotic tissue and plastic surgery helps to disguise the scar.
Unattended brown recluse bite The symptom caused by the bite of the Brown Recluse Spider varies according to the age of the victim.
The bites are usually more dangerous in kids, young adults and third age people.
The symptoms are also conditioned by the standard of life, thus being more severe in poorly fed people.
At first, the bite appears in the area is swollen all around the bite.
This area expands, changes to red and the skin appears to harden. The victim shows other symptoms such as fever, shivering, nausea and vomits.
Eventually, the injury grows to an ulcer. The ulcer has a dry bottom, blue or gray borders, and a red erythematous area in the periphery.
?It measures between 1 1/2 to 2 3/4 inches. It causes pain and is generally deep.
?Healing takes months and leaves scars on the surface of the skin.
?Sometimes surgery is required in order to extract the necrotic tissue and plastic surgery helps to disguise the scar.