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What is the similarity between a spider and a butterfly?
Both are arthropods
What type of ants do spiders eat?
Spiders typically prey on a variety of ants, including common species such as carpenter ants, fire ants, and pavement ants. The specific type of ant targeted by a spider will depend on factors such as size, accessibility, and abundance in the spider's environment.
A spider has 8 legs an ant has 6 there is a group of spider and ants the gruop have equal numbers of legs what is the least number of spider and ants how to i show my work?
three spiders (24 legs) four ants (24 legs)
What is a spider ant?
Spider ants are a type of ant species that typically have elongated bodies with long, slender legs. They are known for their unique appearance that resembles a cross between an ant and a spider, hence the name "spider ant." These ants are often found in tropical regions and exhibit interesting behaviors such as foraging and communicating through vibrations.
What does the wolf spider eat?
ants and other stuff
Do ants eat spiders?
Yes they do, but only a few spiders do. Ants are not a spider's first choice of meal but they are edible. However, if there is a swarm of large ants, they might tear the spider up instead.
What does a black widow spider eat?
i think it eats ants
What can be caught in spider webs?
I think ants or specially bees...........
What does the violin spider eat?
the violin spider mostly eats small insects like scorpions or ants.
What is difference between spider and ant?
Well, for a start, ants only have 6 legs whereas Spiders have 8. And another thing is, more people have arachnophobia, which is fear of sipers, that people who are wimps and are afraid of ants. One more difference is that ants have three parts to their body if you look closely spiders only have two.
Construct a sentence using the word similarity?
There is a similarity between the theories.The twins had just one similarity.
What does the barn spider eat?
moths,beetles,small crickets,sometimes ants.
