Arachnids

they all lay eggs.

"Name all the animals in the arachnid family?"

Yes,I read it in my book Percy Jackson and the Olympians,which has some fiction and some facts.They can jump up to 15 feet and when their venom is injected in you,you die in a minute.So there you have it.

The life cycle of a scorpion starts with an egg which hatches on the 6th to 9th day after it has been laid. The first stage of larva comes next and lasts for 2 to 4 days. The second and third stages of larva both lasts for 2 to 4 days as well after which is followed by the last stage which is the adult stage.

The anagram for PRIDES is SPIDER.

No. They can not see in ultraviolet light. They are known to glow when exposed to ultraviolet light, though.

Heat

Yes, though none have a penis. In general sperm is produced in the genitalia at the underside of the abdomen, and the male arachnid transfers that to his pedipalps (in the case of spiders at least); pedipalps are the frontmost pair of appendages next to the mouthparts. Later, he inserts his pedipalps into the female's genitalia on her underside and mates this way.

The street urchin that almost gets his hand cut off was played by Tutu Sweeney.

The Appaloosa

The scorpion has had a long history of evil to it. The stinger is like a dagger used to poison others.

no , all arachnids and (chelicerata) have no antennae (Spiders , scorpions , pseudo scorpions , ticks and mites) .

Daddy long legs can't kill you smart one! They are perfectly harmless, although they are a bit creepy looking.

Wolf spiders inherit all sorts of traits that are the same as those of most or all other spiders. For instance, they have eight legs.

Wolf spiders inherit some special characteristics that, together, mark them as wolf spiders: Almost none of them make webs. Four of their eight eyes are small, two are medium, and two are large. Their vision is better that most other spiders. They rove around until they encounter a cricket or some other prey item, and then they run over, grab it, and give it a venomous bite. They are not able to climb up glass and other very smooth surfaces. They carry their eggs wrapped up in a spherical silken sac that they hang from their spinnerets. After the eggs hatch the spiderlings climb up onto the mother's back. On her back are special body parts that stick out for the baby spiders to hang on to. The mother wolf spiders are very protective of their egg sacs and of their baby spiders.

These spiders are not very easily spooked. They may stay where they are until a human or other large creature gets pretty close. However, once somebody gets too close these spiders will run away. They can move very fast. Like most other spiders, if you grab one, roll over on it in bed, put your foot into a shoe where it is hiding, it will most likely give you a defensive bite. Many wolf spiders are large, sometimes they have body lengths of around one inch. So if one of these spiders wants to tell you, "Let go!" it will give you a very convincing reason to do so.

Wolf spiders almost always have good camouflage for whatever is their preferred terrain. They never have bright colors, although some of them are almost white.

These spiders tend to eat the kinds of insects that are agricultural problems for humans--things like crickets, grasshoppers, etc. They almost never eat bees or other beneficial insects.

Because they have tiny arms

The violent spider is brown,and leggy

Animals

Male have muscular body feature.

Muscular , co'z weight lifter.

Female ready for sex all the time/

it is a weird question but certain spiders have to be milked and they do not like it at all.

arachnids

Because spiders have 8 legs, not 6 also spiders eat insects.

Spiders are air-breathing, and will be suffocated if they are deprived of oxygen.

The English word arachnid derived in 1806 from the French word arachnide OR the Modern Latin Arachnida, as introduced for the name of the class of arthropods in 1815 by French biologist Jean Baptiste Pierre Antione de Monet de Lamarck (1744-1829), from the Greek wordarakhne, meaning "spider", also cognate with the Latin word aranea, meaning "spider, spider's web", from aracsna.

Spiders are arachnids. Cats are felines.