Spiders

Brown recluse spiders are very dangerous, they can cause needed hospital care.

tarantulas run down their prey instead of making a web to catch them

all spiders have eight legs but some have 2+ eyes!

I don't know, but here is a picture of one taken in Antigua in Jan-2008. It was in a tree at the beach and had a web.

yes because if you or someone else in the world never brushes their hair or has dread locks red back spiders will live on your hair and if you try get them out they will bite your head and kill you that's what i personally think SO..... never not brush your hair and for the people with dreads sorry guys too bad............... Love...... so not telling hahahahahaahahahahahaha

While every spider uses venom to catch its prey, only one spider native to Florida has the potential to kill pierce human skin, and cause a life threatening envenomation -- that is the Black Widow. That being said, while there are bites from this spider in Florida (as we see here at the Poison Control Center), in the most recent year that we have statewide data (2008), there were no deaths from any venomous animal. So, while people do get bitten, they generally seek treatment and receive the necessary care in time. While there are confirmed bites of the Brown Recluse in the state, this spider has not been demonstrated to live in South Florida, rather it is brought here in freight and on shipped goods. As far as we know, there has not been an established breeding population of the Brown Recluse in Florida. Its habitat is known to include the central Southern US, and a second slightly different species is native to the Southwest, including parts of California.

First it's spelled "Predator". A Predator is an animal that naturally preys on others.

Yes. There are 40,700 species in the Smithsonian's spider catalog, and the average number of spiders per acre of land, worldwide, has been estimated at between 20 and 50,000. At 20,000, the number of spiders in about 305,00 acres (477 sq. mi. or 1.234 sq. km.) would outnumber the human race.

Opilions, or daddy long-legs, like to eat fungi and plants, so depending on where you live, you could check in places where you see little mushrooms, like behind sheds and inside your shed too.

All spiders have eight legs, but not all spiders have eight eyes. Some have 6, 4, 2, or 0 eyes.

4 but the back legs are much bigger and stronger than the front legs.

Ants have COMPLETE metorphosis, they start with eggs, then to larva, pupa, then to an adult.

A spider has two body segments A spider has two body segments

The spider that is white with black fangs is called the "Phidippus regius". Spiders are air breathing arthropods that have four pairs of legs. The black fangs help them inject venom on their prey.

Silk that is made up of combination of filaments (different kinds of proteins)

There is a spider called a Northern Green Jumping Spider, or Clown Spider (mopsus mormon), with a light green body and red spotted legs. You would most likely find one during the day in Australia. They have excellent vision and it wouldn't be likely for one not to see you sneaking up on it. These spiders actually vary in color. Some have red spots, but some do not. I couldn't find any other spider that matched your description.

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the biggest spider ever found was in Alabama is was a ten year old Goliath spider. but it was dead. The largest spider ever found was a living Huntsman spider. It was found and filmed at the mouth of a cave in Guam, in south east Asia, during a thunderstorm. Its body isn't as substantial as a Goliath spider but its leg span was 13.8 in. The size of a medium snow crab. By the way Goliath spiders are only found in south America.

All wolves are quite clearly carnivorous. Their teeth are designed for chopping instead of grinding. Their intestinal tracts are short, which is common of pure meat eaters. They do not naturally require any nutrients found in plant sources aside from those also found in meat. External Vitamin C and cellulose are of little use to wolves, dogs, and other carnivores. There has been cases of wolves scavenging, but their primary food source is obtained via hunting.

Wolves *can* eat berries and grass, but they gain little nutritional advantage from it.

yes, but only the male are. but the female black widow still bite and it really hurts

Alistair Campbell

I had a 100Lb. pitbull (Female) that was bit by a Black Widow. She was lathargic and slept alot for about 3-5 to five days. I knew she was not feeling well but was not sure why, at first. I noticed a small open crater on her back about the third day. She was drinking alot of water and sleeping much. At the end of the week she was doing pretty good and was quite active. I was working about 10-12 hrs. a day at the time and was not very intuitive to what she was going through. I thought maybe she just had a bug. By the weekend she was fine. I washed her and cleaned the inside of her dog house. When I shook out her blanky, a crushed dead Black Widow fell out of it. I was floored by the fact that I was so oblivious to this. After that I became the Black Widow Terminator, at least in the back yard. I found out that her superior metabolism got her through the bite without perminent damage to her. I will say though, I have 2 young pits now, and I am constantly monitoring the yard for Widows. They are only 60lbs........ so why take a chance.

How many legs does a spider have? the answer is eight. (8)

Not to freak anyone out including the would be experts but yes is the correct answer. This didn't happen to a friend or a friend of a friend . Its not something I heard through the grapevine. This happened to me while I was living and working in Glacier Bay National Park in Alaska. It started as something that resembled a zit until it grew to an unbelievable size with a white head the size of a dime. The pain in that part of my chest was excruciating. It even pained me to raise my right arm. All those stories you hear about clear liquid instead of puss and dozens of micro spiders crawling about? That's what happened. I got up to go to work and while shaving realised my wound had flattened and I was covered in tiny spiders. I don't remember being bitten and the thing popped in my sleep. But I still carry a nice scar on my chest and it creeps me out to know it wasn't just the worlds biggest zit. I had my roommate bear witness and it completely grossed him out. I was checking the Internet to find out what kind spider it was. Was I surprised to find so many would be experts denying this can even happen. Just thought I'd clear the air.

It is called ballooning when a spider wraps its prey up.

It's called an exoskeleton. Spiders are invertibrates which mean without an internal skeleton.