No, not in a home environment. I have had 4 different tarantulas at different times in aquariums at home and still have had Spiders show up in my house. They will kill another tarantula if you put them together. After mating the female kills the male. To have a tarantula at home it needs to be in an enclosed environment with water, a place to hide, and kept at a consistent temperature inside the aquarium, so a tarantula can't be loose in a house.
a tarantula scares away its predator by throwing hairs at them and it stings when it gets in your eyes and nose. It also takes like a hour to make it stop stinging.
Mostly larger animals such as birds, lizards, toads. Spider wasps are insects that are known for eating spiders. in some areas of the world, humans also consume spiders. Ticks can sometimes attach to spiders and eat them away over time.
Deoderant keeps most spiders away...really trust me on this i know it sounds crazy
Garden gaing balls are desinged to scare away birds and other pest.
to scare away other tribes
All cats have sharp hearing. A tiger can hear a twig snap 50 yards away.
Spiders make unique webs because they do not want other spiders coming into their webs. They have a unique shape, design, and scent to keep other away.
No, they're in the same family.
to scare crows, and other birds, away from the garden
A Dragons head to scare away other viking ships
that wont scare her away, it will flatter her.
Indonesian dances and to scare away spirits