Jumping Spider doesn't bite?

Question

i force it to bite by holding its 4 legs, and it can't move, the other 4 legs left, and i saw it is likely to bite, i saw the 2 teeth, i'm sure it will bite, i apporach it to my hand, but no feeling ? actually is it venomous and does it have painful bite ?

Answer 1

Why would you do that???

Answer 2

They would rather not bite, but I have heard reports of bites from jumping spiders of the genus Phidippus.  Like all spiders, they get much more aggressive when they are guarding an egg sack.

They reported a short sharp stinging feeling and mild swelling that was completely gone in 12 hours.

Also, there are actually atleast 3 exceptions to all spiders being venomous; the suborder of primative spiders called Mesothelae, and the two families of advanced spiders (suborder Araneomorphae) called Uloboridae and Holarchaeidae.

Answer 3

It doesn't have a painful bite at all.

All spiders have venom (With one exception) - But some spiders do not rely on it for catching and eating prey. And jumping spiders from your garden will not likely hurt you.