Arachnids

None. A bug is a classification of certain insects. and well, an insect is not an arachnid.

Arachnids do not have any antennae as such, but do have pedipalps, which serve a similar function. Pedipalps are appendages attached to the head segment which frequently resemble a smaller set of legs.

Insects only have 6 legs. As spiders have 8 legs, they are part of the arachnid family.

Firstly, all arachnids cannot fly. they all have 8 legs and 2 body parts

Insects have 3 body parts, 8 legs, and some have wings (Spiders are often mistaken for insects).

Arachnids get their name from an ancient Greek legend. It was said that Athena found a woman called Arachne boasting that her weaving was better than anyone, even the goddesses weaving. Greek gods and goddesses did not take well to upstart mortals, so Arachne was turned into a spider. She could weave only her webs, and all spiders now carry her name.

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To my knowledge, it is a brown recluse, stay away!

It could also be a common orb weaver though, if it hangs in a web; harmless.

Depends on their chicken cheddar. But if male then partially, yes.

Birds and lizards, even some other spiders, such as the brown house spider, feed on widows.

Although known as the "tailless scorpion" or "whip spider", Amblypygi are a separate order of arachnids that have the long legs of spiders but the hard outer exoskeleton of scorpions. They are tropical organisms in the West Indies islands and South America.

They are mostly carnivorous and cast their two long front legs (whips) to snare moths and other insects.

No it is not unless the spider is of a poisonous species.

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Arachnids generally share the following traits: eight legs, two body segments, no antenna or wings, have a chelicerae and pedipaips. There are a few species of mites that have all of the above except for eight legs.

i thought i knew but im not going to lie.I hate spiders

no, but they are mean and can make you sick

Arachnids are kinds of spiders.

Yes, they can. As long as they feel threatened by them.

8 legs

Yes it is very possible, spider eggs are very furtile even with humans. I would go visit your gynocologist immedietly.

My wife had a spider bite lanced a few days ago. She was bitten on the lower leg while on the job (works at grocery store). The spider probably came in on the produce. Her leg swelled up and she ended up with a good sized lump and bruising right down to her toes (her toes and foot looked blue). She went to see the family doctor who told her based on the pictures that she took and what he observed that he thought that it was an Australian white tail spider. He recommended that she see a surgeon. She saw the surgeon a week and 1/2 later and the bite was lanced. He squeezed the coagulated blood and what not from the spider out, it was right down to her muscle. They packed it and she goes in to see a health care service daily to change the dressing and back to the doctor for a follow-up on Friday. She is off work for a week but on the road to recovery.

No, arachnids are things like spiders and scorpions. They're farr to big and complex to be single celled.

U know female r more selfish than male. After makeing sex female spider thought that she is now powerful for live. No need male spidr. When female spider pregnant they could not go out for food. then they eat male spiders.

They are not. Horseshoe crabs are chelicerates, a group that also includes arachnids, but they are in a separate class within that group.

No, this is a common myth, but a potato bug sting is not venomous.

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This question can be confusing because there are at least two critters known as "Child of the Earth". One is a large arachnid that is also called a Windscorpion and the other is a cricket known as a Potato Bug or Jerusalem Cricket. Neither has a stinger, but both can bite. The bites are non-venomous, though bites can become infected.