The golden spider (also known as the giant spider) belongs to the Araneidae family and is a venomous spider. Their venom is mainly used to hunt prey. After humans are bitten, they will experience symptoms such as severe pain, swelling, nausea, vomiting and headache. In severe cases, it may cause symptoms such as difficulty breathing and accelerated heartbeat, and even life-threatening.
In addition, there are many tiny hairs on the abdomen of the golden spider. These hairs can be spread through the air. If kicked away, it may It can irritate the eyes, nose and throat and cause allergic reactions and respiratory diseases.
For this reason, I strongly advise against kicking the hair of a golden spider or other venomous spider, as doing so may cause serious health problems. If you need to protect yourself when handling these spiders or other venomous animals, be sure to wear appropriate protective gear and follow relevant safety guidance and operating practices.
