Is a spider and web a living or nonliving thing?

Answer 1

A spider is a living thing because it has vital functions (Nutrition, Respiration, Movement, Growth, Sensitivity, Excretion and Reproduction). However a spiderweb/cobweb is a non-living thing because it does not have any vital functions from the above.

Answer 2

Oh, dude, a spider is living, like it's out here doing its thing, eating bugs and spinning webs. But the web itself is nonliving, like it's just some fancy silk thread construction the spider put together. So, yeah, the spider is alive, but the web is just like a cool accessory.

Answer 3

A spider is a living thing because it is a living organism that can move, feed, grow, and reproduce. A web, on the other hand, is a nonliving thing because it is a structure created by the spider using nonliving materials like silk.

Answer 4

Well, they aren't inorganic, because they are made of protein, which has carbon in it. They aren't alive, either. But I don't know if you'd call them dead, because they weren't ever alive. I guess I'd say they are non-living organic products of living processes.

Second Answer is: none of the above.

Answer 5

Crab Spiders do not live in a web and after they bite ther pray they dont wrap ther prey in silk after they bite it. Insted they remain with the immobilized prey until they sucked it dry

Answer 6

No, this is a material that is a product of the spider. It is not living.

Answer 7

Yes because I say so

Answer 8

Yes certainly they do.

Answer 9

nonliving

Answer 10

yes