No, spiders have eight legs, not six.
No, animals do not possess the ability to photosynthesize. This process is exclusive to plants, algae, and some bacteria.
Yes, there have been reports of large spiders in Illinois, such as the fishing spider and wolf spider, but they are not considered dangerous to humans.
In Idaho, common spiders include the hobo spider, black widow, and wolf spider. To identify them, look at their size, color, and markings. Hobo spiders are brown with chevron markings, black widows are black with a red hourglass on their abdomen, and wolf spiders are large and hairy. Be cautious and avoid touching any spiders you are unsure of.
To protect against small hairy spiders in the home, it is important to keep the house clean and clutter-free, seal any cracks or openings where spiders can enter, use spider repellents or traps, and regularly inspect and clean areas where spiders are likely to hide, such as corners, closets, and under furniture.
Any venomous animal comes equipped with venom when born - snakes, scorpions, spiders, centipedes, etc.
no it does not have any venom it will just live a bite
yes they are. there venom is more dangruos then any other spiders in the world. if they bite you there is no saving you.
No such thing as a poisonous spider. Spiders use venom, not poison, and it differs greatly species to species. Poison = used for defense. Venom - used for hunting and killing stuff.
All spiders carry venom that can cause anything from localised pain to death in humans depending on the species and individual reactions to the venom. Unfortunetly the "Zebra Spider" is a common named used for several different types so the scientific name would be needed to get a conclusive answer.
No, spiders do not eat turtles. Spiders typically prey on insects and other small creatures that they can overpower and consume using their venom. Turtles are too large and well-protected for spiders to consider them as prey.
The Maldives have several types of spiders including brown Huntsman spiders, black widows, lynx spiders and Argiope anasuja (orb spiders).
There was never any evolutionary pressure, that made more potent venom more advantageous. Producing more powerful venom has a metabolic 'cost' to the spider, ie, it takes more energy. Because spiders in the UK prey on small insects, stronger venom gives no advantage, it's a waste of energy. Natural selection therefore favours spiders with a less potent, more energy efficient venom.
Yes, trapdoor spiders are venomous, but their venom is not considered harmful to humans. These spiders use their venom to immobilize their prey and are not aggressive towards humans unless provoked. It's always best to avoid handling any spider to prevent potential bites.
all spiders are venomous. but there are only two spiders in north America that have venom that can seriously harm a human, the black widow, and brown recluse, aka violin spider, and fiddleback. the green lynx spider is not venomous to humans though, but it does hurt to get bit!
Almost all species of spiders have venom. This kind of spider is not in a genus that is known to have medically significant venom, and on top of that it is so small that the amount of venom it could inject would in any case not be harmful.
Most spiders are small, inconspicuous arthropods which are harmless to humans. Their beneficial role in keeping insect populations in check far outweighs the hazard posed by the few spiders that occasionally bite humans. Very few of the nearly 900 species of spiders in Texas can hurt people. Only two groups--recluse spiders and widow spiders-- are considered poisonous to humans. Tarantulas, jumping spiders, wolf spiders and some other spiders worry people who mistakenly believe they are seriously poisonous. Although these spiders are often large, hairy and formidable-looking, their bite is typically less harmful than a bee sting. People who are extremely allergic to spider venom, though, react severely to any spider bite. Many people have a phobia of spiders. However, knowing how to distinguish harmless from dangerous spiders, how to prevent them from entering the home and how to control those that do enter can prevent needless concern and reduce the chances of harm to humans.