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Yes, you can see it particularly on small dead spiders, they go kind of transparent.
No. Spiders have no bones. They are invertebrates. They have an exoskeleton, much as do insects.
In a sense, yes. Spiders are arthropods and thus have a hardened exoskeleton.
No, it only has an exoskeleton, like all arachnids.
When you mess with a spider it will bite you and that is how spiders protest them self.
Spider do not have backbones; spiders have an exoskeleton (their bodies are supported by the outer shell of their bodies which is made of chitin).
Spiders turn white when their body stops receiving blood flow. The exoskeleton that appears white after the spider dies is called the chitin.
Yes they do and its called a "Exoskeleton!"
Spiders do not have a skeleton on the inside of their body. They have what is called an "exoskeleton" which is basically a hardened outer shell that covers their entire body.Spiders have an exoskeleton.
it's called an exoskeleton. it protects the spider from harm. as a spider grows, its exoskeleton will become to small for it, and it'll shed the exoskeleton. this process is called molting. you know when a spider (especially a tarantula, where it's very pronounced) is about to molt because the abdomen will start to glaze over. if it's a hairy spider, it'll look like it's balding on its abdomen. exoskeleton whoever wrote this its really very good
The spider with a light yellow spiked shell and black dots is the star spider. The star spider is commonly found is the Southern parts of the United States and Central America.
When the spider is in its web it will be safe from predators except from spider eating wasps which can find the spiders in their webs. If the spider is out of its web it cant protect itself but only can run and try and get away.