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What do you call a big spider ?
taranchula
What type of insect is a taranchula?
A tarantula is an arachnid.
What do curley hair taranchula eat?
crickets
How big is a taranchula?
9-10 inches
What does a taranchula eat?
insects,sometimes other spiders too
Where do you get a Taranchula?
You can get tarantulas from pet stores or trusted ordering sites.
What class does the taranchula belong to?
The tarantula belongs to the class Arachnida.
What do taranchulas look like?
taranchula's look like under wear and bras
Is the food easy to find for taranchula?
well I think that they eat flies but I suppose that yes it is quite easy !
What do taranchula eat?
insects and sometimes other spiders
What spider is strong enough to hold a human?
None. A taranchula may be strong enough to hold onto your hand.
How does the taranchula reproduces?
baho kmo mga gago ky aswang ang muak nyo daw predetor
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