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Asked by: Sinesio Bungarten
technology and computing searchWhat would happen if you got bit by a radioactive spider?
Just so, can a radioactive spider kill you?
No, the spider would die before it could bite anyone. Depending on the level of radioactivity, the spider may bite someone and cause them to get some level of radiation poisoning, but that would be easily treatable.
Considering this, is there a radioactive spider?
Spider-Man's first comic-book appearance, August 1962. Radioactive creatures do exist, notably in the forests surrounding the damaged Chernobyl nuclear reactor in the Ukraine, as well as in Sweden and Finland, where plumes of radiation fell after the 1986 disaster.
It is possible for a human to become Spider-Man through a radioactive spider bite, but it's lower than a one in a billion chance. A human can replicate many of Spider-Man's abilities. In short, the big idea is that a human can become Spider-Man, just most likely not from a spider bite.