If a humanoid being composed of dense spider silk like flesh?
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Strange question but the answer will be in the basic characteristics of silk.  I don't think it provides much ballistic protection, otherwise they wouldn't have bothered with Kevlar.  As for edged protection, whatever that is, again it should match the characteristics of regular silk.
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Inside a spider monkey.  You kinda answered your own question on that one.
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If you're worried about it being a brown recluse I can assure you that it is not. It looks like one of the hundreds of hundreds of types of house spiders.  I have no idea what specific type it is though. Can't help you on that.
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I not sure, but, sometimes I play with these fuzzy little spiders as they seem to enjoy it. I poke at them with my finger and they run and then jump on my finger and look around as if they playing. As I look at them they seem to take on a personality that seems to have a face, including a nose. ;-)
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Oh goody, Zork.  It is a Grue.\nYou will likely be eaten by a Grue.
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In the world of natural fibers, spider silk has long been recognized as the wonder\nfiber for its unique combination of high strength and rupture elongation. An earlier study\nindicated spider silk has strength as high as 1.75 GPa at a breaking elongation of over\n26%.[1,2]. With toughness more than three times that of aramid and industrial fibers,\nspider silk continues to attract the attention of fiber scientists and hobbyists alike. [3-1
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Wood fibers in the paper the tissue is made from.
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they are made of an elasticated material
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along came the spider
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The living creature itself and the environments surrounding it.
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On the tv show, Futurama, the robot Bender will often refer to humans as "meat sacks" in comparison with his superior robotic body (and his shiny metal @$$).  I think it's referring to our skin as the "sack" and muscles as "meat" since meat we eat is the muscles of animals. \n\nOverall, I wouldn't think being called a "meat sack" would be a compliment. Just a wild guess...
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I think this is what you were talking about, unless you meant an image of a spider.  Apparently they were trying to use the venom to cure erectile dysfunction.  Link below.
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This is a myth. Look at the entomology website from the U of California Riverside.\nhttp://spiders.ucr.edu/daddylonglegs.html
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Actually a good question.....\n\nSymbiont Spider-man had very similar powers to the Ironspider-man.  The symbiont could blend into the background, as can the Ironsuit.  Spidey's strength was exponentially enhanced with the symbiont, and his ironsuit enhances his strength now.  The symbiont had tendrils and the ironsuit has those "octopus legs".  I think that Spider-man in the symbiont suit has the edge however.  This is because the symbiont radically enhanced Spider-man's rage.  He was far more prone to aggression and fought harder back when the symbiont was trying to control him.
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Depends on the spider.\n\nI'd go see a doctor just so you know what this is for sure. At least it will put you at ease, and it will rule out any possibility that it's something else.
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fibre like in all-bran or something like that.
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NO. The human body does not contain a condition conducive to spiders. There are thousands of species of spiders, the majority prefer to live outside.  A few spiders prefer to live indoors; common 'house spiders' or 'cobweb spiders' can be found in anyone's home but do not need nor desire a human host.