Spider Bite Symptoms, Diagnosis & Treatment
Percy Miller 
The Brazilian wandering spider is an active hunter mainly found in South America and Central America. Unlike like most other spiders, it doesn’t weave and live in webs. Instead, it spends its life wandering on the ground (hence the name) hunting for small animals.
The body of the brown recluse spider (BRS) is light tan to dark brown in color. It is about 1/2″ to 1/4 ” in size.The males are usually smaller than females.
To prevent being bitten by the brown recluse spider, get rid of your clutter and keep your house free from any crawling insects or pests, such as spiders.
Brown recluse spider bites are typically not fatal, but children and the elderly and those in poor physical condition are at high risk. If bitten, first aid for a brown recluse spider bite may just save the victim from wound or bite infection.
Spider bites may sometimes go unnoticed. Learn how to identify the brown recluse spider bite and what immediate medical action to take.
A Brazilian wandering spider bite could trigger a variety of systemic effects in the human body, including killing muscle, skin, and bone cells around the bite area and causing painful male erection that lasts for hours.
Poisonous and nonpoisonous spiders are found worldwide (except in Antarctica). There are about 43,000 species of spiders and taxonomists have recorded about 109 families of spiders. There are about 20,000 species of spiders in America and only about 60 of these species are capable of biting a human being.
Here are some pictures of the brown recluse spider to help you identify this type of poisonous spider.
The brown recluse spider is very poisonous and it likes to live in a lot of places, including closets, boxes, shoes, and even clothes. Learn how to identify the brown recluse spider so you can prevent it from biting you or your loved ones.