The grimace spider, also known as the "human-faced spider", is a very common spider of the family Longfootaceae. The female and male individuals of the grimace spider are quite different, and the female spider is much larger than the male spider. This spider breeds 800 to 900 juveniles per year per female.
It is said that in 2007, tourists found this ghostly spider in the Rainbow Valley of the Snow Mountain in Yishui County, Shandong Province. And in 2008, thousands of "ghost-faced" spiders appeared in Chengdu.
This spider is actually not very toxic, as long as it is disinfected immediately with disinfectant water after being bitten, it will not lead to poisoning.
Recently, a working boy was bitten by a spider while bathing by the river, and according to a friend who witnessed it, he saw a flower spider like a human face. The preliminary verdict is that the grimace spider.
Immediately after the bite went to the nearest hospital for bandaging.
More than ten days passed and the guy's two arms and back were covered with pimples, according to the doctor's reaction was the spread of spider venom caused by drinking alcohol. It is recommended not to drink alcohol after being bitten by a spider, which may cause general malaise or severe poisoning.