Silk comes from the silk worm not a spider
Spinnerets are the silk-producing glands that spiders possess.
Spiders make their web by producing silk threads from their spinneret glands. These glands are located at the tip of their abdomen.
The only animal capable of producing silk are of the order Arthropoda. Some of these are raspy crickets, silverfish, spiders, silkworms, caterpillars, lacewings, some species of bees, wasps and ants, and some beetles.
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A spider is a carnivorous arachnid that has 8 legs, poisonous fangs and the ability to produce silk - though not all Spiders spin webs.
yes it is silkier than spiders silk
Some spiders fold a leaf and seal it with silk, they use the leaves as a shelter.
For one, spiders are arachnids. They have 8 legs and sometimes fangs or multiple eyes. Insects (not arachnids) sometimes have wings and less legs than spiders. See the legs, first - spiders have eight, insects have six. Insects have antennae and spiders do not. Let us now consider the number of body parts - insects have three and spiders have two. In addition, if the animal is hanging by a thread, it is a spider. Spiders make silk insects do not.
Spiders spin webs with their silk and also use it to wrap up their prey.
A spider is an arachnid with eight legs and usually eight eyes, capable of producing silk to spin webs for trapping prey. They have fangs for injecting venom to subdue their prey and are found in a variety of habitats worldwide.
In the abdomen of a spiders body.
Arachnids are spiders and related animals They walk on 8 legs. Some spiders also ride the wind on a length of their silk, much like riding a mythical magic carpet.