A spider bite occurs when a spider is frightened and feeling the need to defend itself, they do not prey on humans.
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Fast Facts
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Most spider bites are harmless
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Common in United States
Black Widow and Brown recluse are dangerous to humans
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Some treatments involve cleaning, ice pack, elevation and observation
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Treatment for Black Widow bites may require anti-venom medication
