Is a ladybug spider venomous?

Answer by  Sabharish (1610)

Reserches prove that ladybug spider is not venomous. But spider bites are always infectious which depends on the species and the intense of the bite. So it is advisory to keep away from spiders always and take the necessary antibiotics like ATS and antiseptics whenever being bitten by a spider.

Answer by  Molae06 (1467)

Although the ladybug spider looks terrifying, it is not harmful to humans. It does have venom, but it is too weak to affect us. Instead, they use their venom for large predators such as robins and flying squirrels, because they need constant protection from them. Their venom still isn't enough to kill the birds and small mammals though.

Answer by  fishlover49 (643)

The ladybug spider, like most spiders is venemous. They use the venom to catch their prey, usually other small bugs and spiders

Answer by  Oneironaut (31)

All spiders have venom, with which they kill their prey, but the ladybug spider (also called ladybird) does not have venom that is harmful to humans.

Answer by  Anonymous

the rest families worldwide have venom....about 7 different genus have venom that can cause side effects to humans and life threatening envenomations not families but specific genus-species

Answer by  Anonymous

Only three spider families are known to be non-venomous, i.e. lacking venom glands. Theses are Uloboridae, Holarchaeidae and Liphistiidae spiders. This does not mean that they have no fangs