Maybe, 1oo bites from that thing can kill you anyway. But i think that they don't really kill you.
The spinnerets as seen on tarantulas improve the quality of silk and change its form. The Gladiator spider uses thick silk to cover its prey whereas a black widow only needs its web to catch a fly and so must be hidden.
No, insects do not have spinnerets only arachnidshave spinnerets and even then not all arachnids have spinnerets
spinnerets
Arachnids, or spiders have spinnerets located in their abdomen. It is from these specialized structures that spiders are able to spin silk.
Spiders do not 'give birth' they lay eggs ! The spider spins a cocoon from the silk it produces from the spinnerets - where it deposits the eggs, which are left to hatch on their own. Some species of spider will actively 'guard' their eggs from predators.
Tarantulas don't exactly "spit" out webs. The web comes from the tip of their abdomen and is spun out like any other spider would do. If you've ever seen a tarantula you can notice the two spinnerets they have to spin out web.
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tarantulas uses their venom inside their fangs to kill people we are alergic to them.
Spinnerets help the spider guide a place the webbing as the create it. Think of the spinnerets as tiny arms on the spider's backside that put the webbing where it should go. Burrowing spiders will go so far as to use their entire backsides and the spinnerets together to compact and hold the dirt that makes the walls of their burrows for extra stability.
yes the do lol
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