does marvel comic's venom have 'spider sense' ?
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No.  However, the original Venom with host Eddie Brock did have the ability to block Spider-Man's spider-sense.  The symbiote learned this trick while it was being worn by Spider-Man himself, so Peter Parker would believe it was just an advanced form of alien clothing, & not realize he was hosting a living being.  Whether the newest incarnation of Venom, using Max Gargan (the former Scorpion), as a host still retains this ability is something I haven't seen yet, but would assume is still retained.  Recommend the site below for more information.
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If it has been two days since you were bitten and there are no problems showing up you have\nnothing to worry about.  While almost all (not all)\nspiders have venom most of them have little or\nno effect on vertebrate animals, the poisons are\nadapted to kill insects and other invertebrates.\n\nYour description of the spider does not contain\nenough information to identify it.  One of the most\ncommon spiders shaped like a black widow is the\ncommon comb-footed house spider Achaearanea\ntepidariorum.  It is harmless.\n\nFor information on spider bites in general, with\nspecial reference to brown recluses, but also\nmentioning others, see an article titled "Bites of\nbrown recluse spiders and suspected necrotic\narachnidism" by D.L.Swanson and R.S.Vetter\nin New England Journal of Medicine, vol. 352,\npages 700-707, Feb. 2005.
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They have ran into each other many times in the comics. Currently, Peter Parker(Spiderman)is working for Tony Stark(Iron-Man). This is both as Parker and Spidey. Spidey was briefly a part of Fantastic Four and the Avengers. I remember a specific time that DR Strange was in trouble and sent a psychic message to Spiderman for help because he was the closest superhero. In the comics, any superhero can run into another and often does.\n\nAs for the movies, they are seperate to make more money and have their own story lines. In Fantastic Four the movie, there are no other superheroes making them unique. However, DC has been talking about a Batman & Superman movie for a while now. It's kinda like Alien Vs Predator...they both had their own series, but came together in time.
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Of course it can.  Most likely it will shy away from you, but it IS possible.\n\nAs far as sucking venom, it appears that treatment has fallen out of favor, but not because it harms the "sucker" but because it increases trauma in the wound area.\n\nInterestingly, from the FDA site below, it says sucking has fallen out of favor, but the CDC site below says it's OK!  It also says that venom can be ingested orally with no ill effects.\n\nCDC: Do suck and squeeze - as much venom as possible directly from the wound. Venom is protein and can be taken orally with no ill effects.
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Actually, you erred a bit on the question, in favor of politeness.  :)\n\nThe spinneret organs of most spiders are located in the same part of their abdomens as their excretory spiracles are.  Meaning, in plain english, an anatomically correct Spider-Man would be shooting webbing, well, from his *sphincter*.  Between the buttcheeks.  Out of the hip pocket.\n\nHe'd be pulling it out of his *ass* in other words.  *rofl*  =))  Which would make it *harder* for him to be a hero, but has *immense* prank potential if you ask me (not that anyone does, of course).\n\nNot that Peter Parker did pranks quite like that.  Now if this were *Adam Sandler's Spider-Man* I could see it.\n\nWhich is the kicker....we can talk all night about anatomy and how webbing should come out of his navel or his groin or his rear end....but in the end, thing is, whether Parker has the mechanical web-shooters or not, the truth is that the *guy* would *not* have had the nerve to *swing around* by his crotch or his tush, it would have ruined the character.....\n\nSo yeah, sometimes you have to sacrifice accuracy for storytelling...what else is new?  ;)  It happens all the time in comics, so why should movies be so different?
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I think there was a storyline in Spectacular Spider-Man # 178-184 about Vermin after Kraven died - there were a few actually, but this is the only one I remember. I think at one point he got cured too! Check this website for info... you can look through plots on back issues too!
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I take in a upset , Spiderman, Spiderman has constantly took on opponets who have powers that supersceed his even to the point of taking on multiple enemeies (Sinster Six) with superpowers but he always finds a way to win, I believe Spiderman could out brain Spiderman and use his powers to do so.
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Whether you believe it or not, THE DADDY-LONG LEGS. It's venom is 10x more potent then the black widow or the brown recluse.  Why don't we think so?  Because it's mouth is to small to bite humans.  IT'S TRUE.
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(LOL@The One... you should take that as a compliment to your sensuality m'dear ;) )\n\nWell, the venom of a black widow in it's teeny size can kill a man (under the proper circumstances) but I'd wager that one the size of a dog would be very formidable.  The concentration and volume of the venom would probably cause severe tissue damage and disintegrate the flesh at the point of injection, and would be fatal nearly instantly I would think.\n\nSorry, that's not a very humorous answer, but I'm struggling with trying to find a way to make it so ;)
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The red spotted ant mimic spider, like all spiders, possesses venom glands, and is predatory, however its venom is not dangerous to humans.\n\nI'm not sure why they're actually called ant mimics, since they don't look much like an ant to me.  They look like a pretty black spider with a red stripe down the back of its abdomen to me.
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No, spiders are actually pretty easy to kill, catch, and surprise, thus making tasty snacks for many a bird and frog- If there were any animal I would vote for having ESP, it would be houseflies.....ever tried to catch one of those?? It's like they know what you are going to do before you do!  Spiders generally have decent vision close up, but poor vision at any distance (greater than a few feet), though this varies with the spider.  They also often have hair-cells which detect vibrations in the air, and like most insects and arachnids can sense vibrations on the ground.
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This is a tough one. It's likely that Spidey's spider-sense would allow him to get the drop on Herr Wagner, and the fact remains that one solid blow from Spiderman would put Nightcrawler down for the count. Also, even dozens of punches delivered by the X-Man in quick succession would probably not faze Spiderman too much. He's too strong, resilient, and experienced.\n\nI've got to give the edge to Mr. Parker.
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no,spiders have fangs, and venom glands, sound like a bee, they leave there stinger after they sting.
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Arachnophobia - fear of spiders.
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Good question, maybe that's why they love biting me so much :)\n\nThere is a test been done with spiders. They react on drugs and make their webs different on different drugs. Check out this page for pics.
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Yup da black widow spider eats up da male spider during mating........Its a way da male spider passes its sperms 2 the female as da female doesnt allow him 2 fuk her so he gets in da way but keeps on fukin her till his last breath.......(I would never do dat for mah GF)\nThe black widow spider is 20 times as big as da male spider.....
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Check this out...blade is basically a vampire with none of the vampire weaknesses.  Spidey has gone up against several vampires before, like Morbius and Morlun, and Spidey hasn't lost.  Especially with his new suit courtesy of Iron Man, Spiderman would totally destroy Blade.  Blade would be no match for Spidey's speed, strength, agility, or spider sense.