venomous spiders

Venomous spiders produce venom to subdue prey and defend themselves. Not all spiders are dangerous to humans; most have venom that is harmless or causes mild reactions. Venomous spiders, like black widows and brown recluses, can cause symptoms such as pain, swelling, or more severe reactions in some cases. Their venom contains proteins that affect the nervous system or tissues. While bites can be alarming, serious health issues are rare with prompt medical care. It's best to avoid handling spiders and seek medical attention if bitten, especially if symptoms worsen or become severe.