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Spiders
Arachnida (Arachnids), with approzimately 39,500 identified species, are commonly known as spiders. All spiders are both carnivorous and venomous, but only a very small percentage are potentially dangerous to humans. Ask and answer questions here about these eight legged fascinating wonders.
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What does the spider mean to native Americans?
The spider is such a powerful influence in so many cultures. In Native American symbolism, the Spider is a symbol of protection against torrential storms.
What type of markings does a black widow have?
an hour glass on its back. some say that it has this marking to symbolize that after being bitten, one only has a little time left.
What does the six eyed sand spider eat?
A six eyed sand spider eats scorpions and other small animals
How do actinosphaerium catch its prey?
Well the thing is actinosphaerium use giant semen filled balls that ejaculate outside the cell to trans port itself around its environment. This way of move allows it to flow freely and move fast to catch prey like small paramecium.
Can spiders get in someones bed?
yes..spider can get in someones bed if we don't regonize when it's move there...
What is a another name for spider?
My pet house-spider is called Ghost Buster. The 'posh' name for spiders is arachnid. That is where people who are afraid of spiders are called arachno-phobic. Being scared of spiders is called arachnophobia. =)
What happens if a daddy long legs spider goes in your ear?
you will go death you u won't be able hear
Where did the spider go when the sun came out?
The spider goes up the gutter type thing, i forgot the name of it lol
A black widow bite is poisonous?
Yes it is, and if you get bit, contact a poison control or go to the Emergency Room for first aid.
What kind of spider is black with a red diamond on its back as was seen in Nanaimo BC Canada?
The spider you are describing is mainly found in Australia. Its called a red back. Very Very Poisonous.
What kind of spider is hairy and has a red dot on its back and a cross on its back?
Could be a Black and Yellow garden spider, common the US west coast.
How many legs does a Arthropleura have?
Arthropleura, an extinct genus of giant millipedes that lived during the Carboniferous period, is believed to have had around 30 to 40 pairs of legs. This would translate to approximately 60 to 80 legs in total, as they are classified as myriapods, which typically have multiple segments, each with a pair of legs. However, the exact number can vary slightly among individuals.
