The highly poisonous spider from South America scares Europe. Has already appeared in Germany

Last year in Germany, cases of seeing spider Nosferata, whose original home was until then Italy, Croatia and France. The German Association for Nature Conservation until last April has reported an incredible 35,000 reports on its occurrence. At that time, several spiders came to the Czech Republic, or since 2019, the Czech Arachnophobic Society has recorded reported eight pieces.

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That’s not much, we say. Moreover, bite with this spider, which was named after the famous film vampire, is not fatal. Though it hurts enough.

A new spider threat to the Germans

But Germany is now struggling with a new, much more serious, spider threat. One family discovered her there in her car. It is Poison. The name of this eighth -legged arthropod is concise. Its bite can have much more serious consequences than the bite of his colleague spider Nosferata, who in Germany, or not far from us, settled last year.

A poisonous poisonous, Laxosceles Reclusa Latin Latin, when it bites, gives the body really busy and you have a lot to do to get out of it. Without medical assistance, one does not have to stand because it causes necrosis, or tissue death. The situation is all the worse because the bite is evident only after a few hours and at first it does not hurt. Only after some time the pain intensifies and the dreaded necrosis occurs. Its bite can leave wounds on the skin that cannot do without surgery.

Can also occur death

In particularly serious cases, the bite of the corner can be poisonous fatal within 12 to 36 hours due to the kidney damage. Experts say that the deadly bites are just rare, but that does not mean that it is not real.

What the poisonous corner looks like

This little doubt with four pairs of legs grows to at least six and at most twenty millimeters. His body has a brown or yellowish color, a dark stripe stretches over it. Its original home is the Midwest and the South of the United States of America, and it is not yet known how it has arrived in Europe and Germany. It is not aggressive, but rather shy and, like other “vermin”, bites only if they feel threatened.

Source: www.hna.de