Title: What Bit Me? Identifying Bites and Stings - The Infinite Spider
Headings: What Bit Me? Identifying Bites and Stings
What Bit Me? Identifying Bites and Stings
Identifying Common Insect Bites and Stings
Answering Questions About Spider & Insect Bites and Stings
First, Not All Things That Bite And Sting Are Insects
The Difference Between Bites and Stings
More insects bite than sting. Here is a list of terrestrial stinging , biting, and venomous invertebrates of the Eastern US:
Stinging Creatures
Biting Creatures
Caterpillars with Venom Glands and Hairs or Spines
What Do The Bites and Stings Look Like?
Stings
Amazing bee stinger IN ACTION! OUCH!!! Bee sting
How to Remove Stingers and Treat Stings:
Some Tips for Avoiding Getting Stung:
Bites
Spider Bites
Symptoms of Spider Bites:
What to Look For
Treatment of Spider Bites
Mosquito Bites
Mosquito finds blood vessel
What to Look For in Mosquito Bites
Treatment for Mosquito Bites
Resources you can check out:

Content: In extreme cases airways can constrict and cause a life threatening situation. It's estimated that the lethal number of stings is approximately 20 stings per kilogram of weight. Some of the symptoms of a sting are: swelling of the affected area, face, eyes or tongue, tenderness, pain, itching, hives, wheezing, slurred speech, nasal congestion, nausea or vomiting, difficulty breathing or swallowing, anxiety, and anxiety. Life threatening symptoms will appear within about 10 minutes after the sting. What to look for: most bee stings appear as red swollen areas of the skin, about dime to quarter size (depending on the person), with a whitish center where the stinger went in. If a wasp or bumblebee stings you multiple times, then the area of inflammation may be larger. In some cases the center of the sting may also develop a dark dot or node. Example of a bee sting (Photo: