Does she bite > _>;

I suppose she would if you pressed her against your skin or squeezed her. But, spiders aren't aggressive and won't bite unless you push them to.

Even if she did bite you, it's not going to be any worse than a bee sting.

I never had a Bee sting ._.;
So I'm guessing rarther painful then XD
Anywho Keep up the good Photography.

Bee stings are painful, but not too bad unless you are allergic.

I've never been bitten by a spider, so I'm just going off of anecdotal evidence.

Painful as In Pierceing's ? *Sorry for the so many question's Xs*

You may not even feel the initial bite, but if you do it will be like being stuck with a small needle.

A spider this large, you will probably feel the bite.

The affect of its venom may cause some minor swelling, pain, and itchiness. The affect would decrease over time lasting no more than 24 hours.

Does it Bite repeatadly
And does the venom only cause the swelling and such or can it also be Lethal > _>;

It will bite repeatedly if it has no way to run away. A spider's first instinct is to flee. They only bite if they have no other choice. If you held it against your skin, it may bite several times.

Some spiders have venom which can affect humans significantly and may require hospital visits. However, there are no Wolf spiders that are medically significant and spiders that are dangerous to humans are very rare.

Boy that's creepy > _<

Two of my favourite words in one hairy eight-legged lump of joy. Wolf and spider. I remember the first time I saw a wolf spider. I couldn't believe the critter was judging distance by going back and forth before jumping. I thought I had discovered a new species until two hours in the library taught me all about this amazing talent of theirs. Of course the wolf spiders in Ireland don't get as big as the ones in your neck of the woods, Queue, but they're just as fascinating.

Excellent photo as ever, wunderkind.

So far, with all my excursions, never been bitten by a spider.

Of course, any spider will bite if you poke it enough. :P

And I've never felt that one was chasing me. :P

Here they range in sizes that would fit on my thumbnail (some of the Pardosa genus) to the largest wolf spider in the US (Hogna carolinensis with a one inch long body).

They're after me too. o______________________o

But, Queue's pictures are slowly helping me lose my phobia of biting insects by showing me the hairier, cuter side of them.

But still, I'll scream and grab Raid whenever I see a large enough one. Plain and simple. :x