If he's hungry, and it's late in the day or at night, he may just be striking at movement. Mine do that, sometimes. They are easy to pick up and work with earlier in the day, but toward evening they start to think about dinner. Since yours has made you a bit nervous, try handling him during morning hours. He should be less likely to strike, because that's not a normal time of day where he would be looking for a meal.
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