How spiders move from place to place?

Answer 1

when Spiders first come out of their eggshell, sometimes the baby spiders will release a couple of strands of web. they are small enough and light enough so that if a wind blows by, they can sail through the air and ultimately avoid being eaten by their brothers and sisters.

Answer 2

• Spiders release a strand web into the wind so it will catch on something. They then use that as the beginning of their web.
• Spiders also release a strand of silk into the wind. When the wind catches it the spiders jump into the air (usually from a branch) and fly through the air to find a new site.

Answer 3

They travel on silk parachutes and stay where ever they land for the rest of their life's. But they do walk around though were their at (sometimes)

Answer 4

Smaller spiders do what is called ballooning. They let out there web and the wind catches it and flies them to where ever.

Answer 5

They go balloning.