TOP 5 WORST BITES! RANKING My Most Painful Bite Tests!

[@96annihilator]

"I was hoping we might see a little of necrosis so I could show that to you guys" WTF this dude is brutal

[@ManivanAdventures]

I just have to say that I stopped killing spiders and other insects in my home because of this channel. You have really helped allow me to feel more empathy and respect for these creatures, instead of only seeing them as a creepy nuisance. Keep up the good work, Jack!

[@JacksWorldofWildlife]

That’s awesome to hear! That’s what I’m here for!

[@chicofromph33nix64]

I'm the same as well... only ones I kill are those giant sewer roaches that get in my house during the summer... those things are nasty... I'm working on it though...

[@WolfkunDotInfo]

Brown widows is only species I purposely go out of my way to kill. We used to have beautiful banded garden spiders and even occasionally black widows around until the brown widows. They got rid of all of them and probably other species i didn't notice. then adding insult to injury, the build right in the path. Never got bit despite literally walking into them very often, but still a nuisance all around. And they seem impossible to eradicate.

[@wildlifeisthewealthofnatur5457]

​@@chicofromph33nix64 You should indeed get rid of pests. Cockroaches, furniture destroying termites, house flies, mosquitoes and bed bugs indeed need to be eradicated from the house.

[@sfried420]

I can’t say the same I murk those non rent paying mfs

[@legendlizard485]

Coyote Peterson when bit: 😫 Jack when bit: 😀

[@joshuacampbell289]

But you have to admit that Coyote’s comical overreaction is hilarious…..but it does hurt though I’m sure

[@SaysSamara]

I'm shocked at the bold jumping spider's bite, I never would have thought it was so painful! I adore jumping spiders so much, I catch them all the time and they are so gentle and adorable, I've caught hundreds and have never been bit but of course I am gentle back.

[@BruderSenf]

aye,i have one in a sweet little terrarium, i can take her out, gently grab her, touch her and i have never ever been bitten infact i didnt even know my percious little girl could bite me,always thought breaking skin was beyond her...learned something new thx jack

[@kimberlygabaldon3260]

I was surprised that the jumping spuser made the list, but red widow and brown widow did not.

[@BruderSenf]

@@kimberlygabaldon3260 mybe because it was so unexpected

[@erikseavey9445]

I was surprised too. I think it just caught him off guard.

[@sylviakatzmayr7669]

My friend got once bitten and it hurt really bad. It got red and burned.

[@agesflow6815]

Thank you, Jack. “The cure to fear is education.” 👍

[@richardgoff6739]

Jack, not sure what planet that you are from, but I have been stung by a couple of these critters and how you can laugh and carry on is beyond me. They really really hurt and put me yelling for quite a while. You the man and then some. Keep up the good work.

[@thenerdycrafter301]

I only came across your videos today for the first time, and your pain tolerance is incredible! I'm hooked now, gonna be watching more of your educational and nail-biting videos for sure 😄

[@JacksWorldofWildlife]

Welcome aboard!

[@emilybrackett2840]

Yeah. Jack and Gage's pain tolerance is AMAZING! When I got stung by a Vespula vulgaris. I screamed and cried. On mom's outdoor couch, but perhaps I've matured a little. Since then.

[@jefferyleo76]

The coyote impression had me dying man. 😂

[@fastcarfootball8710]

It was spot on 😂😂😂

[@theeenzogamer8798]

Definitely worse than a tarantula hawk 😂

[@nchtblut]

​@@theeenzogamer8798xxd

[@ayemjake]

@@fastcarfootball8710 even the voice was spot on. 😂😂

[@amsbeats841]

I forget which sting this is, but he does one where he reacts like AHHHHHH for the first five seconds for the camera then right after goes "wait... It's actually not that bad" 🤣

[@thursday0186]

Dude, you were born for this. So entertaining.

[@velvetvideo]

I appreciate your demystifying these experiences and showing what really occurs. That said, I squirm every time. You earned a subscriber.

[@JacksWorldofWildlife]

Welcome aboard!

[@drxaodin5295]

Jack you have gotten me over about 75% of my creepy crawley fear... I just don't want the things crawling on me but you and they have gotten my respect

[@AAONMS1]

You are one of my favorite KZbinrs and should have 1 million subs already but i know that you will eventually get there because your content is great!

[@trentonlee7373]

My sister got bit by a brown recluse, I understand it was an extreme case but it almost killed her because of how her body reacted to the venom. She lost a huge chunk out of her arm and also caused cellulitis. Doctor told my mom that it can flare up at any time now for the rest of her life

[@athelwulfgalland]

Wow! That sounds like a really nasty reaction. My late mother got bit on the back of her thumb in her early 20s. I don't remember what it looked like when it was fresh but I recall her saying that it left blood blisters under her skin all the way up to her elbow. After it had healed though there was a dime sized scar on the back of her thumb, that resembled a very bad burn scar, clear up to the end of her days.

[@Cantloss4]

I’m so sorry to hear about your sister, that is terrifying and one thing he doesn’t really go over is that every person has different reactions and for the most part, you’d expect the reaction he has, but that doesn’t take into mind the people that are allergic, have immune system issues, children and elders, all of which can have much worse reactions to the venom. But overall, I do believe there is so much more fear around spiders than need be, they really don’t like to bite us, which I think is the main point he is trying to teach but it would be nice for him to caution those things I said. I’m so glad that your sister got through it ok and I hope it doesn’t affect her life badly now.

[@athelwulfgalland]

@@Cantloss4 I agree that our fear of spiders is disproportionate to the actual threat they pose to a vast majority of humanity. However I'm suspicious that it is a genetically inherited aversion. Case in point; I'm not terribly fond of or fearful of spiders. My mother was bit after I was born, of course. My sister though? She is genuinely arachnophobic; Just like my mother came to be after her experience with just that one spider. My father had several brushes with sharks & foul weather while surfing or fishing offshore of Cali. I nearly drown as a young child when my supervisor wasn't doing much supervising. I used to have issues with water where my feet couldn't touch bottom; Until I learned to love to swim just off the bottom. Now it's only water where I cannot see the bottom that I have an issue with. My wife had a bad run in with a bully at a pool when she was pretty young. He literally pushed her under & stood on her until she lost consciousness. Today both of my children are fine with spiders but they have some issues with deep water. My son is tentatively but almost anything can set him off into a panic. My daughter panics the moment her feet can't touch bottom. The possibility of fears being a genetically inherited trait is still debated among academics of course, but I'm still in the camp that believes in it.

[@lorchid23]

That’s awful!! I had a coworker get bitten by one, and after she spent several weeks in the hospital, fighting chronic infection at and around the wound site, she was very lucky to survive and eventually ended up with what looked very much like a really large ice cream scoop of flesh & muscle missing from her leg. I was shocked this guy willingly allowed himself to be bitten… you couldn’t pay me enough to do that. 😵‍💫

[@AMBNumbr1StunaYT]

I agree i also saw someone bit and went into seizure from it. Like u said everyone handles stuff diffrently. He even has video were 1 he said bite wasnt bad at all. Next 1 he said was extreamly bad. So every bite could be varying n diffrent

[@davidkilts1670]

Jack you are nuts, but in a good way! Thank you for the videos! You do a great job presenting quality information in an entertaining way! I am subscribing! I am also morbidly entertained by your pain. I am just glad you aren't as interested in snakes and electric eels!

[@austinbowman503]

I don’t think people realize how bad the widow is. It may not be painful right off the bat, but you’re in for a ruff ride for the next few days. Some people have reported that they have had long term issues ever since being bit.

[@obi-wankenobi1750]

I actually got bitten by one years ago. Unbelievably painful.

[@friedmandesigns]

My mom was hospitalized multiple days from a widow bite when she was pregnant with me. I attribute mutant powers to such, but KZbin isn't the place to talk about it. ;) Widows definitely deserve respect. Cheers.

[@KanyeTheGayFish69]

It’s not as bad as a brown recluse

[@austinbowman503]

@@KanyeTheGayFish69 two different types of toxins. It’s not comparable.

[@KanyeTheGayFish69]

@@austinbowman503 I know. But recluse bites can cause more permanent disability

[@Boxing01Fan]

The brown recluse its crazy how bad that internal bleeding is for the small amount of venom injected

[@theeenzogamer8798]

Jack your the best, your pain intolerance is out of this world, that coyote impression was really good😂

[@cancorp29]

Dude, you are a BEAST! Love your videos. Very informative & my entire family loves watching your content! Keep up the amazing work!

[@JacksWorldofWildlife]

I appreciate that!

[@delaineschonhoff168]

Awesome video Jack! I love how you explained your safety protocols. People don’t always realize what all you do to prepare.

[@CoolCrittersYT]

This video is definitely gonna be worse than the tarantula hawk

[@JacksWorldofWildlife]

😂😂😂 100%

[@emilybrackett2840]

Hi "CoolCritters"!

[@valiantwarrior4517]

Hiya, Sir Mikie! The black widow bite results always makes me cringe.

[@yingous]

You’re not funny big Man U get bitten by it then come back

[@joshlaclair2569]

Hey man, I’m curious if you ever utilize (the good) pain meds after a particularly gnarly experience…

[@greatpanda3]

i really liked the intro, its reassuring and interesting to hear about the prep that goes into the sting and bite videos, stay safe 👍

[@Matt-gv6yv]

The comparison between this guy and Coyote is hilarious!! You take pain like a boss!

[@emilybrackett2840]

1:36 I understand you perfectly Jack! I want other people to understand that you do it to keep other people safe, and for the audience to get a better understanding of bugs, so they don't think of them as monsters.

[@Cantloss4]

Love your videos and love that you are helping take the stigma away from “creepy crawlies” I have loved spiders, snakes and bugs my whole life and have spider friends that live in my house that I get attached to, always sad when the season ends and I lose them, they are so beneficial and I’ve honestly not ever had a thing happen. I live in an area without venomous spiders but I do find some false widows in my house, from a flower shell I brought into my home and not one person in all five of us have EVER gotten bit by one let alone any other spider. As long as they are up high minding their business, I leave them alone, if they are down around the house, I put them outside and I just have so much appreciation for insects of all kind, and I have so much appreciation for you educating people and lessening the stigma

[@emilybrackett2840]

I'm so excited for the live stream to kick off!

[@Phreakazoid_]

Definitely hurt more than the tarantula hawk. Thanks for keeping it real with your videos and showing how the stings genuinely effect a person.

[@chrisgomez860]

While I do think a certain animal KZbinr greatly exaggerated the effects of his bites, I don't find Jack's reactions to be the norm. His pain tolerance is off the charts ☺️

[@Phreakazoid_]

@@chrisgomez860 yeah totally, he’s got a unique threshold for the ouchies.

[@joeyprince2910]

Maybe… IMO, the coyote is a Big’ol pussy cat. 😂

[@johnnys1901]

Congrats on the 100k subscribers, man!

[@JacksWorldofWildlife]

Thanks!

[@Mootang_]

I can say that your video on the black widow bite changed my view on the spiders and I really must say thank you for what you're doing.

[@SomeRandomTaterTot]

Man I’m so glad I found your channel! Your showmanship and passion for these critters give me Steve Erwin vibes.

[@allygilmour6182]

Irwin

[@joeylowell293]

Hi jack I love your show!!! thanks for teaching people about these creatures cause we need to save them we have done so much damage its so sad anyway i will be here till you say im done! and i will be getting as much people as i can to watch your shows and learn something new. YOU ROCK BRO! stay safe.

[@hollenfeuer1]

Thought you weren't doing the centipedes?!? lmao, sorry I'm new here. Great channel dude!!

[@JacksWorldofWildlife]

Welcome aboard!

[@greenman5255]

I LOVE Jumping Spiders. One of my favorite creatures.

[@iateazombie0nce]

Everyone including me thinks your wild because probably ppl other than just me came from coyotes channel and (in the nicest way i can say this to coyote lol) you make it look easy in comparison. I appreciate the intro and im glad youre safe. Its certainly raised my respect for these insects!

[@AlanMichaelJackson]

Jack > Coyote

[@IsntPhoenix]

Get this man to 100k!

[@IsntPhoenix]

Gg on 100k

[@saikathbose8120]

I'm not going to put on a show 😂 honestly, still feel the pain when you show the day after updates. Love this channel!

[@SSVDINightmare_Studios]

Glad to see that the reaction to centipedes bites have remained consistent. Especially considering that they’re my favorite arthropods/myriapods, etc. (Also glad to see I’m not the ONLY one who’s referred to a centipede as cute!) Wish you good luck with future endeavors + future health

[@ChristianPapa777]

Every time i watch one of these videos i feel a spider crawling on me 😂 have you done a video on hobo spiders? Or the Lactrodectus Pallidus?

[@JacksWorldofWildlife]

Not yet! They’re on my list!

[@jamesbeitia1353]

@11:33, Coyote Peterson imitation 😂. Your the real deal Mr. Jack. I salute you sir!!!

[@MaxRideWizardLord]

Now try Brazilian wandering spider, western purple sea urchin, African bush viper, Gila monster and Platypus. Could easily form your new top 5 most painful bites in one go.

[@emilywenig4390]

I wouldn't wish a platypus sting on my worst enemy

[@PaleoVirus]

Had a mate that said the platypus had him headed to the hospital it was so bad. He hates them now. Crippling pain. We're both career, on the line, military. He's a tough bloke. I absolutely want no part of that venom.

[@Airborne_all_the_way718]

Love the dr zoidbrug sounds with the wheel bug. You have and amazingly high pain threshold. Much love brother

[@Roogerthat47]

You have to have a lot of courage to do this. You are the guy !!!

[@oa115]

Jack must be one of the greatest wildlife KZbinrs on this platform. Hats off!

[@LukeMcGuireoides]

So underrated

[@stevencirrito5422]

Congrats on 100K, you did it!!🎉

[@JacksWorldofWildlife]

Thank you!!

[@muhaganji7837]

Hey man! Love the content. Steeby Weebee from his own pod and SCISSOR BROTHERS!! Shouted you out and after watching a few i had to sub. Shout out!

[@JacksWorldofWildlife]

😎😎😎

[@fightmilk8613]

One of my favorite KZbinrs 🤙🏻

[@James.H90]

100k man! Congratulations! 🎉

[@JacksWorldofWildlife]

Thanks!!

[@bluewriter1751]

Holy crap dude I just found your channel, I am very impressed by what you and your team do. You get stung not to draw attention but to help us realize we aren't doomed if we get stung as media makes us believe. I feel a lot calmer now if I ever get stung again (most I've had was a yellow jacket, aftermath was worst than the actual sting, didn't even realize it as I was trying to catch the toddler from jumping off the diving board 😂). After seeing your videos I REALLY wish I remember what spider bit my aunt. She was at the airport checking in when she suddenly became sweaty and lightheaded. She had to sit down until it passed but afterward she thought she was fine. She never took any medicine and just went about her business until a week later I told her something had to bite her. The bite air SWELLED and became purple with a black ring. I told her to please see a doctor because nercosis was starting to set in as she wasn't treating it. We sent her some pictures of spiders bites common in our area and she finally went to the doctor where they treated her properly. It was crazy to see how large it got (looker like a huge bubble on her thigh) and how fast her skin started deteriorating. I would love to figure out what spider it was and see if you have covered a video on it! Thanks for all the hard work, stay safe

[@michaelbruns449]

Have you tried most venomous snake bites and scorpion stings yet or do they inject too much venom?

[@Herbie11]

100,000 ! Congrats man!

[@kennethjanczak4900]

Absolutely great Thanks for taking the time to make the video and share

[@UnknownUser93_Gaming]

Congrats on 100k!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@JacksWorldofWildlife]

Thank you!!

[@TrueCody]

Love the channel!! Do the Stonefish next!

[@Anne_Onymous]

This channel has always been so underrated

[@JacksWorldofWildlife]

I agree 🥲 I need to just be “rated” at this point haha

[@mianatalie2443]

@@JacksWorldofWildlifeFound you through an arachnid subreddit! Seems like the nerdy animal community really likes you!

[@dixieboy5688]

Can we see a box jellyfish sting video?

[@JacksWorldofWildlife]

😮

[@goktugblack]

This has to be one of the most underrated channels on the entire KZbin

[@davidgraham8518]

Ever heard of back swimmers in a pool? Made the mistake of grabbing one when i was younger. Sticks with me more then any sting ive taken.

[@sayonfoxx8862]

As a (Latrodectus Mactan) black widow owner I’ve always loved this channel. Widows are super reclusive and I have not been bit since owning them and I have around 13 plus 2 egg sacs on the way. Excited to introduce my new sets of babies into the world and hopefully get a few more males out of us.

[@Lousasshol]

I own them is well , in walk way , under car , in shed , in eves of house .. fuggers r everywhere in ca

[@nitro2037]

brown reclus...... thumb was barely skin, and a bone.. still have the scare 30 years later. doc said keep it clean, i did, but it did its thing anyway..

[@DaveTormala]

10:40 This spider scares me now when I see it. Last august. Was actually August 8th I was bitten by this spider on my right big toe. I went to hospital for it and I have to wrap the toe with iodine soaked gauze for a whole week. Though was healing but then it a hole formed on the side of my toe and it never healed. Instead gotten worse over time to where the tissue around the area turn black and harden. But still the hole was there. I seen my doctor yesterday and cause of so much damage around the bite site that the tissue can't heal cause it's dead. So I have to see a specialist to see what to do but depending if it's deep near the bone that they may have to amputate and I have lost all feeling except for pain. But I can't feel me wiggling it or even touching it. But it's also starting to slowly effect the sensation of the neighboring toe but it still has it's full coloration and slight numbness but to save the rest of the toe or foot that it probably best for it to get amputated so your right. That the brown recluse really isn't a spider you want to get bit by and for my case I wasn't lucky to receive a bite that didn't cause short term issues but instead long term.

[@jcsmiley1255]

11:26 I had a really bad experience with a Brown Recluse. The bite itself i didn't even feel really, but i was in jail when it happened, and it got infected due to not being properly treated. It ate a hole in my hip.

[@valiantwarrior4517]

Huge congrats on 100K subs!!! “The cure to fear is education.” 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@brucelang1201]

Great work guys.

[@dragongeraldb]

Jack your awesome and i can honestly say it stays with me, every time i go out in this Florida zoo i look for things you let bite you. i have lived in Florida for almost all my 54 years and i thought i did it all but you take the cake. cant wait till your next thing, oh i saw a furry puss caterpillar and was wondering if thats in your wheelhouse or is that too poisonous?

[@JacksWorldofWildlife]

I actually just took a sting from one! It came out a few weeks back!

[@dragongeraldb]

@@JacksWorldofWildlife ok, thanks, i am not feeling great so i am laying around all weekend and binging, you channel is on top of the list, see you.

[@mulligan64]

You need to get stung by the Gimpy Gimpy Tree in Australia. And record it please.

[@charlescalhoun6013]

I've been stung by a scorpion that was pretty painful what's the worst bite or sting that you took

[@JacksWorldofWildlife]

The black widow is by far the worst

[@hackedbyBLAGH]

Great compilation

[@clappinmonkey0944]

Ive been bit by a smaller jumping spider and i gotta say they do get your attention, its sharp then itches

[@MJLovesNature]

I love all of your videos for a plethora of reasons, but if I’m being honest, one of them is how you throw shade on Coyote 😂

[@typikdreamz7540]

does it hurt your jaw

[@1over137]

You have to ask though.... what did it stick it's tools into last? They are basically needles. How clean are they?

[@JacksWorldofWildlife]

They clean themselves regularly, the don’t generally harbor much bacteria or any disease

[@1over137]

@@JacksWorldofWildlife Interesting. Anyway, I was happy you covered the "infection" risk solidly later :)

[@stephenbrennan4508]

I've read the disclaimer and now I have tried to stop breathing and am struggling

[@kimberlygabaldon3260]

Thank you, Jack. I like what you had to say at the beginning.

[@joewalsh886]

I was stung by the wheel bug this last summer i didnt even know what it was called until now i always called them stink bugs. My sting was on fire for 36 hrs or so it was in my mower seat and got me through my boxers it was worse than any wasp sting ive felt

[@spencerr2323]

Surprisingly the Black Widow bight is somehow underrated 😬 thank you for risking your life man, in the name of actual education/science!

[@leepeters1369]

i encounter most of these in video in the appalachians, byfar the worst bite ive got was on back of my neck by a black widow, i was tearing down siding on a eve of a roof, i guess it fell out of it after i jerked it down, real bad burning and like bruising, but wasnt bad really, lasted maybe a day, sore the next day, i still have a spot there from 13 yrs ago

[@jcflindsay]

I had a bad reaction to a paper wasp sting. My doctor later told me that you can actually contract tetanus from a bee sting. This means that necrosis from any insect bite can be caused by a secondary bacterial infection and not the bite/sting itself.

[@ShadeGaming4444]

holy shit, ive held and cohabitated with a bold jumping spider before for days, i had no idea it could bite let alone be that painful

[@JacksWorldofWildlife]

Luckily they’re not quick to bite at all!

[@user-Wqir29482]

This is why all people body reacts differently to the venom but if is a deadly one, always pressure u arm so u can have less venom and get a medical center, you're a brave guy

[@Leon-yg5gm]

One thing I appreciate about these videos is that it really eases my fear of the insects. It's surprising to me just how hard you have to try to get some of these to bite/sting you. Almost none of them are really aggressive.

[@MrVeryfrost]

Can you do a fake black widow bite? We got them recently a lot of them recently in London. I have seen it even in my home. Not sure how to feel about it.

[@DATBOI-ql7bc]

I have a recomendation for a sting the toe bug

[@GPLays247]

So crazy though how some things can affect people differently. My uncle lived in Alabama “passed away from Covid” but he did construction and over the years was bit by brown recluse and black widows SOOOOO MANY TIMES!! Was always perfectly fine no issues at all but a friend of mine got bit by a recluse and she spent weeks in the hospital with 3 surgeries lost the bottom part of her leg from the knee down. A lot of it was due to the infection not the actual bite itself I’m pretty sure but just crazy the difference

[@slick3996]

Cool! Brazilian wandering next!

[@maitreyoda7404]

How about a Scolopendra gigantea bite next ? 😅 the one shown was still small compared to the monster that the South American one is . You’re a badass man !

[@FoxxyMoxxy13]

So I watched the jumping spider bite before getting one bc in that video you clearly aren’t dying and you don’t seem that uncomfortable and now I’m worried since it’s in your top 5 😅😂

[@lordlycan5035]

Enjoying as ever Jack 🙂

[@roadboat9216]

Another great video. Thanks. Ouch!

[@matthewanderson9461]

A texas red headed centipede would be cool to see I have one that I caught like 4 or 5 years ago at work and have kept ever since

[@LivingInWonder7]

whew some of those bites got me to wince a bit! haha. i look forward to your index of stings. quick question, did you elect to not take any pain meds at all during the black widow bite effects?

[@JacksWorldofWildlife]

I took pain medication the following morning so I could finally sleep. After sleeping I didn’t need to take additional pain medicine

[@FuzedBox]

Wheel bugs really hurt. I got tagged by a nymph when I was younger and found it worse than cow killers which I'd also be stung by.

[@andrewaron477]

Could you do a video with you getting bit by a Woodlouse? I'm curious... Ooo or even a horse fly

[@JacksWorldofWildlife]

A woodlouse or woodlouse hunter? Be pretty hard to get a woodlouse to bite me lol

[@alanhyt79]

I love that warning at the beginning. DO NOT ATTEMPT. As for me, it was completely unnecessary. I got stung by a bald-faced hornet when the asian giant hornet invasion was happening here in the PNW. I thought that's what it was, but it was white instead of yellow, and about a cm or more smaller. It was excruciating. The first 8 hours were only tolerable when I had ice or cold water on the sting. For weeks, the nerves in the area, quite a large area, actually, felt like they were damaged. I eventually fully recovered, but for a long time, it seemed like the nerves were permanently damaged. It was a queen overwintering in a blanket in my closet. The first thing I noticed about her was the sting, which surprised me. It seemed like a dull knife had shot through my hand, which was impossible. It took a while to register in my brain, then I tossed the blanket down, saw the hornet, and instinctively crushed her with my shoe. I want nothing to do with bites or stings like that again. Nothing at all.

[@exspiravit6920]

Yeah you got hit by a Queen, and occasionally they hit you in a tender spot or spot with nerves (they can even hit a vein or vessel!! LOL like an IV) but it is very rare, and I can tell you that most stings pain from them don't last that long.

[@DoGTripwire]

I got bit by a black widow about 6 years ago in my sleep. Must have rolled over on it or something, but I still have the scar on my chest from that bite.

[@joshlaclair2569]

Greeeeat, and here I thought jumping spiders were my friend!

[@andrewshehorn7374]

is there an anti venom to black widow bites or do you just have to treat the symptoms?

[@JacksWorldofWildlife]

There is but it’s honestly super dangerous to use. I recommend treating symptomatically only.

[@HamMeeko]

I'm always scooping up jumping spiders to take a look at them, haven't been chomped yet though! They're very cute.

[@brianvector]

It seems that the wheel bug is for WHEEL after all!

[@davidbiagi2932]

You should try the black widow bite again

[@JacksWorldofWildlife]

😵‍💫😵‍💫😵‍💫

[@kokeskokeskokes]

I was bitten by a rusty centipede, much smaller, central Europe, and I found it rather interesting. The initial pain subsided,so did the itching after a day or so, and after that the place became numb. I observed a simmilar necrosis you experienced with the recluse spider, and I was just cutting off the dead edges with a scalpel, no big deal, it didn't hurt. It was numb for like 3 weeks.

[@JacksWorldofWildlife]

Strange!

[@kokeskokeskokes]

@@JacksWorldofWildlife The garbage heap is gone now. I ignored them, thinking nothing can happen, sqweezing them with my forearm as I was picking up the roll. If I knew what was to follow I'd collect them and kept them for further study.

[@AW-ul2hf]

What about Vespa Tropica Jack ?

[@JacksWorldofWildlife]

Check my top five stings!

[@AW-ul2hf]

@@JacksWorldofWildlife yes, yes i should have known. Bites not stings.Silly me 😁