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A spider may produce hundred of eggs only a few which may survive what is this an example of?
This phenomenon is an example of reproductive strategy known as "r-strategy" or r-selection. In this strategy, organisms produce a large number of offspring with the expectation that only a small fraction will survive to adulthood due to high mortality rates from predation, environmental factors, or competition. This approach increases the chances of at least some offspring surviving to reproduce.
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A spider may produce hundreds of eggs only a few of which may survive this is an example of?
This is an example of high reproductive potential but low survivorship. Spiders produce many offspring to increase the chances of some surviving, as they are typically preyed upon by other animals or face environmental challenges. Only a few spiderlings may make it to adulthood, ensuring the continuation of the species.
What does spider do to survive?
It eats tacos.
Can spider survive 4 broken legs?
no
What is the name of the spider similar to the huntsman?
its the spider-deer it is when a deer and a spider produce offspring.
What adaptations help a spider survive in a rainforest?
its colour
How do Spider Monkey's survive in the rain forest?
they eat
Is a spider an indoor spider?
It depends on what species for example a tarantula is in indoor spider and a grass spider is an out door spider!
How does a Red Back Spider survive from predators?
how does poo form
Was Spider-Man ever killed?
no he survive every attack
Do spiders produce milk?
Do Spider have milk?
What came first the fly or the spider?
the fly came first because if the spider came first, how would it survive?
What do you call a large spider?
An example of a large spider is a tarantula.
