1. Brazilian wandering spider.
BY: Bryanna

2. Is the Brazilian wandering spider poisonous?
Yes the Brazilian wandering spider is poisonous.
The Brazilian wandering spider appears to be in the genius world recorded book for the most poisonous and hateful spider.
The Brazilian wandering spider is also called a banana spider or a armed spiders. But in Greek it means murderess.
It is also known for the Brazilian wandering spider because they do not build webs but walk on the jungle floor at night looking for prey.
A single Brazilian wandering spider can kill 2 kids.
After a human is bitten by one of these spiders, he or she may experience initial symptoms such as severe burning pain at the site of the bite, sweating and goose bumps, Swelling. And Within 30 minutes, symptoms become systemic and include high or low blood pressure, fast or a slow heartbeat, nausea, abdominal cramping, hypothermia, vertigo, blurred vision, convulsions and excessive sweating associated with shock. People who are bitten by a Brazilian wandering spider should seek medical attention immediately.

3. What size can a Brazilian wandering spider get up to?
A Brazilian spider are large with body's reaching to 2inch and 5cm and leg spans reaching up to 6inch and 5cm. They are mostly hairy and brown with sometimes black spots on there tummy.
They have eight eyes two are large and the rest are small.
It is fast moving and there legs are very strong and spiny and they also have
red jaws.

4. Where do they live?
They live

5. What do they eat?
They eat crickets, other big animals, small lizards and mice , and flightless fruit flies and pinhead crickets.
They also eat katydids, mantids also with tree frogs and lizards.