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What type of animal is a tarantula?
A tarantula is an arachnid, or, more specifically, a spider.
What kind of animal is a tarantula?
A tarantula is a large South American spider
What class does the taranchula belong to?
The tarantula belongs to the class Arachnida.
What is a tarantula's animal species?
arachnid.
Which class of arthropods does the tarantula belong to?
arachnid
What animal ends in a?
Tarantula Lama Zebra
What are the tarantula classification?
Tarantulas are spiders, and therefore in the class of Arachnid.
What animal eats a tarantula?
IT's A WASP dughgiant wasps
What type of animal is a tarantula mammal reptile incent?
Arachnid
How many antennae does a tarantula have?
ask a scientist or animal expert
What animals do tarantulas compete with for food?
what animal does a tarantula cmpete with
What month should you catch a tarantula on animal crossing?
July - September time
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