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This is a dorsal view of a brown recluse spider, Loxosceles reclusa, able to inflict a highly venomous bite. Sometimes a bite from a brown recluse spider can go unnoticed, or maybe feel as slight as a pinprick. However, usually, after 2–8hrs, there is ensuing severe pain, erythema, and localized tissue necrosis due to the venom’s proteolytic enzymes. Content Providers(s): CDC/ Andrew J. Brooks Picture & text from CDC/PHIL. For more information see Brown Recluse Pictures from CDC |

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