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Asked by Desmond to Jonathan, Kellie, Kevin, Melissa on 4 May 2016.
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Melissa Wilson Sayres answered on 4 May 2016:
Gosh, I have no idea. I would guess that humans sneezing and coughing would be a much larger transmission of airborne infections than spiders.
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Kevin Baker answered on 4 May 2016:
Hey Desmond,
I have never hard of such a thing, but bacteria might be able to get on a spider and then become airborne. I would need to look into it a bit more before I found an actual disease. However, it is possible for bacteria and bad fungi to get into the bite mark from a spider.
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Jonathan Jackson answered on 4 May 2016:
I don’t think spiders can carry airborne diseases. Usually if a disease is airborne, it’s in the air rather than just on spiders.
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Allison:) commented on :
do you like how the world goes round and if so how would you change it
Jonathan commented on :
Hi Allison! I like that the earth rotates and spins around the sun. It makes it possible for a wide range of life to exist on our planet in lots of places.
I have to admit that I’ve never thought about changing how our world spins around. I think it’s pretty good the way that it is!