Where does the tarantula have its young and how many?

Answer 1

Not usually. Once the eggs hatch, the spiderlings are completely independent - quickly dispersing in search of their first meal. However - while the eggs are developing, some tarantulas 'stand guard' over the egg-sac to keep it safe from predators.

Answer 2

Yes, on some level it seems to, although it isn't clear just how much the mother actually teaches them, and how much they already know at birth. Tarantula babies, known as "spiderlings," are born with limited vision and limited ability to find food. Most mother tarantulas will seek out insects for their babies and bring the insects back to them until the babies are old enough and able to forage for food on their own. But the babies seem to inherently know how to seek food (there is some evidence of babies cannibalizing each other, in fact); in many cases, scientists have observed that spiderlings rely on their mother in their earliest days when their foraging skills are not sufficiently developed. However, there have also been cases when, for whatever reason, the mother just left the babies and let them fend for themselves.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

they have up to 100 young and then if the female mates she will then have 200 more so that is 300 she has seconds to mate she chooses the one for her ad has thousands of babies of her species

Answer 5

It varies widely. Many leay their eggs and abondon them. Others, such as pillbugs and scorpions carry teir young with them. Ants, bees, and wasps actively care for their young.

Answer 6

After 2 years, they have babies.