Do spiders have necks

Answer 1

Spiders do not have teeth. Instead, they have two chelicerae, each with two segments, the fang and the basal portion. The fang, the organic functional equivalent to a hypodermic needle is what penetrates the skin, fur, or exoskeleton of the spider's target - spider mouthparts are primarily intended for envenoming a spider's prey in most species, typically insects and other small arthropods; not for biting humans. The basal portion includes all or part of the spider's venom glands, which can be squeezed under voluntary control by the spider to force venom out of the glands and into the wound

Here I a clear image of two chelicerae

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Answer 2

Depends on the spider. The spiders that have evolutionarily changed the least over the history of the earth predominantly have vertical fangs (like a snake) while the more modern evolutions of spiders predominantly have horizontal pincers (like an ant). There are always exceptions to the rule but most of our 'old world' spiders with fangs will live in holes or cavities and hunt rather than the 'new world' spiders that make webs. The fangs double as a carrying device for those spiders that don't rely on webs.

Answer 3

no. they bite ther victims and melt the vitims insides then drink it.

Answer 4

Some spiders do have fangs. It depends on what kind of spider it is though.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

Spiders and other insects that chew have mandibles. A spider has two mandibles on the left and right side of their heads used for chewing or injecting venom.

Answer 7

Yes, spiders need to open and close their mouths as well.

Answer 8

yeah

Answer 9

no