Not only are these children dropping out of school, but they are dropping out at a young age, a child reduces the probability of completing primary school by as much as 20 percentage points, (eclt). Therefore, children are lowering their education level and suffering more consequences throughout the years.
Wolf spiders can bite, but their bites are extremely rare and no more dangerous or painful than bee stings. In fact, bees and wasps are more dangerous than wolf spiders because a wolf spider will never attack a person, unlike bees or wasps that will attack to defend a hive.
Identification: What Does the Wolf Spider Look Like. 1  The wolf spider is 1/2 inch to 2 inches long. 2  It is hairy and orangeish-brown to gray and black with splotches or stripes that give it a camouflage look.