National Autonomous University of Mexico

New Species of Spider Found in Mexico Able to Rot Human Flesh

Medicine & Technology Dec 12, 2019

The arachnid, like all species in the genus Loxosceles, is venomous. However, L.tenochtitlan is different because its venom is capable of rotting human flesh.

National Autonomous University of Mexico

New Species of Spider Found in Mexico Able to Rot Human Flesh

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