Spiders

The radioactive spider is an imaginary, whimsical, made-up artificial invention,

that was concocted by the creator of the Spiderman character.

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I don't know what kind of spider, but it had red legs, gray body and very aggressive. I trapped it and noticed its huge fangs. I live in Freehold, NJ. Found it on the floor of my bathroom after I had replaced the tile a week earlier. There was no molding yet, so I think that's where he crawled in. This happened 9/25/2009. Nasty little sucker...1/4 inch in length.

Well if you unthread an ordinary spider web the thread will be appox. about 200 kilometer. Now believing or disbelieving is your choice.

Males are rarely seen and are relatively harmless. The female's bite is poisonous to humans and is sometimes fatal. This spider is not aggressive and bites humans only in defense when threatened.

Yes. If they are not treated, they could lead to becoming comatose, seizures, paralysis or death.

This is what I say. The two of you are both rigt but I have more to add the black widow can also lead to blindness

Behold spiders: The Only Unicellular yet still Multicellular species on earth. =O

My dream was I was with a group of ppl, couldn't see face but there was little girl involved and we spotted the black widow and we were scared but idk if I picked up or someone else but we place on this little girl and she wasn't scared of it and I was telling her don't move its gonna bite and get scared, so I was watching it making sure it wasn't gonna bite her and then she moved and I got scarred and tried to smack the black widow off and did bite her but nothing happen

Wood spiders, more commonly called "Huntsman spiders", do not build webs. They hunt for insects and other invertibrates, sometimes catching small lizards. They are considered beneficial, and not harmful to humans (although their bite is painful and will cause local swelling and redness). Females will aggressively defend their egg sacs.

It is the common "Daring jumping spider," Phidippus audax. It's completely harmless.

Spiders belong to the class of bugs called arachnids. Scorpions are also a part of the arachnid family. Arachnids are creatures that have two body segments, and eight eggs. Spiders, as well as other arachnids are not able to chew.

• The conflict in the story the spiders thread is that kandata cannot climb up into heaven.

It is the common name for a really long legged spider (arachnid).

All spiders (with one or two exceptions) are venomous, it is necessary for them to feed, as they cannot eat solid food. There are two groups of spider which are commonly referred to as 'crab spiders', one is the Genus Sicarius, whose venom is dangerous to humans. The unrelated spider family Thomisidae is the other group, these are not dangerous to humans.

Recuse means to take oneself out of a process or position of judgment due to potential or existing conflicts of interest that would call one's impartiality into question.

I'm not familiar with recluse being used as a verb but a recluse (noun) is a hermit; a person that lives a solitary life with little or no contact with other people.

They make spider webs, which some sticky thing that makes the fly stick to it.

well it took me a while...it was a tuft question to answer, but finally here it is...! Gnaphosid spiders are common outdoor spiders. A specific Gnaphosid spider is known as a parson spider which is occasionally indoors. Parson spiders do not like water or cold weather. the parson spider is a meduim-sized spider (1/2 inch long). Parson spiders are hunting spiders and do not spin webs...and when they hunt it isn't pretty... anyways, they hunt at night and during the day, they are usually found out doors under stones or loose bark in silken retreats. Indoors they are found under objects like chairs or tiny holes in furtiture, or in cracks and crevices. And YES they are dangerous! Hope this helps!

Absolutely not! Although spiders are predatory and fluid-feeding, they almost always kill their food (unless it's too big). This is a key difference between predators and parasites: parasites benefit from their hosts without killing them.

Yes in fact the only thing alive that can eat a black widow is a dog and cat because some thing about them can handle it but if anything else eats one they will die very soon so make sure if you have an animal don't let it eat one but if you have a cat or dog it's fine.

yes..can be use for certain spider bites such as brown recluse bites...would also suggest mincing an onion add lots of salt to it and a tablespoon of turpintine..spoon a little on a bandaid and put it ovr the bite overnight...this will stop and reverse necrosis caused by a brown recluse bite and draw the poison out and promote healing within a couple of days

No, Maine does not have any dangerously venomous spiders. You could get a bite, but it would not be a major threat.

Edit* Not sure how else to add this but Maine does have a few poisonous spiders, we have the Brown recluse these are majorly poisonous, and can cause death . and we also have a handfull of black widows, they are less poisonous but still nothing to mess with. there are also 2 venomous snakes in maine that should be watched out for, the timber rattlesnake ( rare ) and the cotton mouth ( fairly common in bogs )

Real life spiders spiders do not drink human blood,but they can get human/mamal blood from mosquitoes.
In general, spiders prefer to attack prey their own size. However, spiders occasionally feast from human tear ducts and, if they're unlucky, open wounds. If the spider is venomous, they may poison you, but it all depends on how you react.

When ants are swarming, some males and females grow wings that can be clear. It is also possible that the animal is a termite. The body shape of an ant is distinctive from the termite with the ant having a much more defined abdomen.