Where does spider web come out of on a spider?

Answer 1

The silk is extruded from spinnerets on the bottom of the spider's abdomen (the rear end).

Glands and structures called spinnerets located at the rear of the spider, apart form spitting Spiders where the sticky web is produced at the front.

Answer 2

its tummy.

To correct the above, the spider's tummy (abdomen), which is the rear body section, contains only two modified "legs" that are actually spinnerets used in the production of silk that the spider uses for a number of purposes. The four pairs of walking legs are attached to the front section called the cephalothorax.

Answer 3

A spider has 2 body parts a abdomen and a head Colette Lesly also Histodc98

Answer 4

No, spiders do not shed their legs. Instead, they shed there exoskeletons once or twice a year, depending on the species.

Answer 5

The spinnerets located on the end of the abdomen. They are actually little tiny threads that are all combined to make the thin string you see.

Answer 6

A spider has eight legs. I hope this helped you out. 8

Answer 7

Yes it can and it can also die slowly if you move it legs.

Answer 8

The spiders legs come from the Cephalothorax. That's where the fangs come out of.

Answer 9

Spiders produce silk from spinnerets located at the rear of their abdomens. These spinnerets vary in number per spider species, with most having three to four pairs.