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What type of creature is a spider?
An arachnid
What type of insect is a taranchula?
A tarantula is an arachnid.
Spiders are a type of animal called an?
arachnid
What type of creature is a turantula?
An Arachnid ( Spider )
What type of animal is a tarantula mammal reptile incent?
Arachnid
What is the second largest insect order?
The second largest insect order is Lepidoptera(moths and butterflies).
What type of animal is a tarantula?
A tarantula is an arachnid, or, more specifically, a spider.
PRIDES is an anagram for which type of arachnid?
The anagram for PRIDES is SPIDER.
What type of creature tarantula?
It's an arachnid, just like spiders.
Is a spider an insect are an arachnid?
Arachnid.
Is a snail an arachnid?
is a snail an arachnid
How do you spell arachnid?
arachnids is correct.
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