Spiders

42 inches

Delena cancerides (the Avondale Spider) is found in Australia and New Zealand.

because thats the most muscular part of them and they use them to jump, run, and doge things...... all of those r esential to hunting and hunting is esential to the life of a jaguar............. think of it like this........ what would u do if u had no legs

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αράχνη (arahni)

The spider ingests the matierial for later reuse.

the spiders are called alnamirica

so people say dont believe in it tho!!! only if your unlucky ha ha ha

an indonesian ondrius (very rare)

Yes, black widow spiders can be found in Covington, Indiana, as they are present in various regions of the United States. They prefer dark, sheltered areas and can be found in places like woodpiles, sheds, and basements. While encounters are not extremely common, it's advisable to be cautious and take preventive measures when working in areas where these spiders may reside. If you suspect a black widow spider in your home, it's best to consult a pest control professional.

no way the bite is deadly

I only Know about Arachne

Executives are people, so two.

you have a nice pair of whatever your talking about

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Humans very rarely get bitten by members of most species of spiders that have trapdoor to close their burrow entrances. So it is impossible to tell how toxic the bites of some trapdoor spiders might be. There is one kind of dangerous spider in Australia that builds burrows and closes them off with a trapdoor. They belong to the genus Hadronyche. They are similar to another kind of funnel web spider that does not make a trapdoor, Atrax. In a quarter of all cases of reported bites there were severe consequences. There have only been 64 cases in the past 23 years. Nobody has died of these bites since antevenom was developed.

There are other trapdoor spiders whose bites are not regarded as medical problems. The fangs are big enough to make their bites painful the same way sticking yourself with a darning needle would be painful, but the venom does not bother humans very much.

In between these extremes there will be cases where a spider that is capable of giving a medically significant bite does not inject enough venom into the wound to cause big problems, and there will also be species that have venoms of intermediate toxicity.

These spiders generally have poor vision and depend on vibrations that they sense through their legs. So it is possible to get bitten simply by lightly touching the ground near a burrow. People who keep these spiders for study have to be careful not to put their hands into their cages to remove dead insects, put water into their little bowls, etc.

Unless you live in Australia it is highly unlikely that you will ever get a serious bite, but people should always respect spiders. It is rare for spiders even to be belligerent guards of their territories, so there is little reason to expect that a trapdoor spider might "come after you." On the other hand, if a human forces himself or herself on the spider's attention by causing it fear and/or pain, then the human is just asking to get a defensive bite. Since we don't know for sure which of these very shy creatures might have some unusual toxin that could be a big problem for us, it is better to avoid doing anything that could get the spider to bite.

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it is produced by using the liquid in a silk worms mouth.

Wolf spiders are not as dangerous as you think. Even though a wolf spider's bite is poisonous, the venom is not lethal. Wolf spiders aren't know to be aggressive, but they will bite if thy feel threatened or in danger.

However, if you are bitten by a wolf spider, you should still see a doctor immediately. You should also, instead of a bandage, use an ice pack on the bitten area until the swelling goes down. If necessary, try to avoid any movement at all were the bitten area is. And another important thing is to also call an exterminator to make sure you don't see any of those little guys again!

Only the appendix has no known function. I believe astronauts have it removed before going into space.

There are other parts you can manage without if they are adversely affecting your health.

Tonsils and adenoids were removed frequently 30-40 years ago but this is less common now. You can manage with only one kidney. If the spleen is seriously damaged it can be removed but this affects the immune system.

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a sand spider is a spider that lives in sand and eats sand. so you better watch out when you are at the beach! remember it is as dangerous as a black widow! BE CAREFUL!

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Hamsters aren't known to be particularly aggressive creatures, so it's very likely that spiders will continue to come into your room even if you buy a hamster in an attempt to ward them off.

If spiders didn't come in your room before you had a hamster, it's unlikely that the presence of a hamster would increase the frequency with which spiders enter said room.

about 1cm or .39 inches