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I believe this is a wolf spider... I don't know if this hurts the babies chances of survival... but if you hit the mother with a small stick or something, the babies will pop off like something out of a scary movie : )
It depends on the type really, a Mother wolf spider will Carry its young on here back whereas some species leave their young.
The Common loon will carry her chicks on her back.
either its a new spider species, or its just a make believe spider!!
In fact you can! I've kept a few and I loved watching them eat the bugs I fed them. A wolf spider is basically a poor man's tarantula. Don't try handling them though because some species can be quite aggressive. When moving them, use a cup that the spider can't get out of. It's a special treat when the spider you're keeping is a mother, because it will carry its eggs and later on babies on its back. The wolf spider is pretty much a cross between a tarantula and a scorpion. Though not actually saying that a wolf spider is a real genetic cross between a scorpion and tarantula.
Many female walking sticks carry their male mates on their backs. However, most do not carry their eggs on their back.
Many female walking sticks carry their male mates on their backs. However, most do not carry their eggs on their back.
Sea horses are one species. The midwife toad - the most maternal of males carries his young on dimples in his back, has to go through labour to 'give birth to' them.
for one example a wolf spider keeps its babies on its back so the babies dont get washed away.
the baby chimpanzees hang on to the mothers belly or back.
yes No they don't. Like all spiders, they lay eggs and weave them into an egg sack. Wolf spiders carry the sack with them on their abdomen, and in some species the young spiders will crawl onto the mother's back after hatching.
well they do Natal Africans women carry their babies on their back with a sh eat of fabric if they did it would not be safe. cud they are stupid who'd say this piece of u Noe Wat