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Is the substance that comes out of the spider called a thread that makes the web?
Usually it is called "spider silk." Some species of spiders can produce six different kinds of silk. The filaments that come from their spinnerets are a little like the silk fibers that silkworms use to make their cocoons. It is o.k. to speak of "a thread of spider silk," especially since some spiders produce sheet webs that just looking at one from a distance won't tell you that they were formed out of individual lengths of spider silk.
Where is spider found in the bible?
there are three that tell of spiders!
How can you tell a storm is approaching?
Spiders will tell you if a storm is coming. Spiders, like many other insects and animals can tell if there will be rain. When a spider senses a storm's coming they leave their web and go somewhere else. or... you could check the weather channel...
How do wolf spiders catch its food?
Spiders catch their prey by waiting it out after they make their web. When the prey ( or fly in this case) gets caught in the web, the spider wraps it up, and lets it sit for a bit. The spider will then come back later and eat the prey. ( fly) I am new, but i know a lot about spiders and insects.With there webs there prey practaly come to them.
What are some interesting things about spiders?
well spiders are magnificent creatures. the orb web spider is the best at spider weaving a spider web. the black widow is not the deadliest spider, but i herd that the Sidney Funnel Web spider is worse. the black widow male is a aggressive, and only 1 bite could kill you in about 2, to 3 minutes. well all i told you , you can tell that i really like spiders. my name is Marcus Kelly, and that's some interesting things about spiders.
What do wolf spiders do for winter?
The reason spiders do not get cold is because they are not warm blooded like other animals with fur. The "fur" that you see on tarantulas and other spiders is not really hair but "bristles" and has nothing to do with how a spider keeps warm. The "hair" on a spider is used for several reasons. The hairs on a spider sense vibrations and a spider can tell a lot about it's enviroment from what it senses in theses hairs. Some spiders, like many New World tarantulas can use some of their hairs for defense. These urticating hairs are itchy and when a predator comes to close they shoot these hairs to make the predator go away. So, back to your question, how do they keep warm? Well, spiders are cold-blooded (actually, their blood is called hemolymph and is different from reptiles, etc). Spiders are the same temperatures as their surroundings and different species are adapted for different surroundings. when they are cold they will move to a warmer spot and if they are cold they will move to a warmer spot. Some spiders lay their eggs in Fall and then die and their eggs hatch in Spring. Other spiders dig burrows deep in ground and stay there all winter. The spiders that live in your house live there because the temperature is comfortable to them. Some people find spiders in their house and put them outside. This is not really a good idea because house spiders are adapted to live inside and can't survive outside. But, it's good to have in your house because they eat all insects like roaches, etc. that might carry diseases.
Where are the trapdoor spiders body parts located on the spider?
You need to find a picture or labeled diagram of a trapdoor spider so you can tell all the different body parts.
How do you kill a water spider?
It is recommended to contact a professional pest control service to handle the removal of a water spider. Trying to kill them yourself may not be effective, as they can be resilient and difficult to eliminate. It's important to address the root cause of their presence, such as reducing moisture or eliminating their food source, to prevent further infestations.
What would happen if banana spider poison got in your eye?
I would have to tell you not to stand so close to banana spiders
The easiest way to tell whether an arthropod is an insect or a spider is to?
count the legs, insects have six legs spiders have 8
Is there a big spider in the Philippines?
The Philippines, along with Africa, Asia, Australia and the Mediterranean Basin is the home to the huntsman spider. These spiders can grow to be up to 12-inches long and move by walking like a crab.
How do you tell if a spider is piousness?
*Poisonous. Wikipedia spiders that live in your area, and look for one that looks like your's. Or get bit by it; whichever.
