Tarantula
Tarantulas are hairy! Hairs on their legs, back & abdomen can break off & stick to a predator making them very itchy. Apparently the tarantula’s bite is less painful than a bee-sting.
They hunt by stalking their prey, then leaping on them. They stick their hollow, furry fangs into the prey where they pump their venom. Here digestive enzymes are secreted, which liquefy the insides of the prey. The tarantula then eats their prey (rodents, small birds, insects) like soup!