Spiders

Any kind Of Big cat or a snake will prey on mokeys.

They bite for both reasons.

Baboon spider, Button spiders (our black widow), Sac spiders, Rain spider, Violin spider (our recluse), six-eyed sand spider (sicarius-which is Latin for murderer), Darwin's black spider-on the list because it's webs can span 30 feet, white tailed spiders.

a brown reclouse

Several different kinds of spiders get called "banana spiders." Originally the name was probably attached to any spider that was discovered on a big bunch of bananas shipped in from south of the border. These spiders got attention because some of them may have been the wandering spiders from South America whose scientific name is Phoneutria. They are sometimes called "Brazilian wandering spiders" or "armed spiders." Their body length has a maximum of around two inches, and their coloration is an unremarkable dull brown. They have red chelicerae. (A spider's chelicerae are like pocket knives. The part that can easily be seen works like the handle, and the fangs work like the blade. The part you can see, the red part, corresponds to the handle, and it is out where you can see it.)

Another large spider, the so-called "Golden-silk orb weaver," is also sometimes called a banana spider. Their maximum body length is also around two inches. They are much more visually attracted. There are many species in the genus Nephila, and each one has a different and colorful color scheme. Their legs are also banded in attractive waysl

Brazilian wandering spiders can give deadly bites if they choose to give a human more than a warning "Let go of me!" bite. They usually bite humans in situations like a soldier crawling into a sleeping bag that is already occupied. But when they can see somebody approaching they rear back on their hind four legs, show their fangs, and make a great threat display.

Golden-silk orb weavers are not inclined to do anything but get away from humans, but if somebody squeezed or pinched one then it might give a defensive bite. The venom of these spiders does not cause serious medical problems.

In the rainforest, baobab area, the beach, in the 2 caves, in the deforested area and in the mountains. I just need to find 2 more spiders but I can't find them.

i dont knowww........................................................................................i have it!

Lice

Be very careful, and you should probably see a doctor.

The term arachnid is from the Greek word άράχνη or arachne, meaning spider, and also referring to the mythological figure Arachne.

I read that if you move their webs around they will relocate themselves.

Are you leaving lights on at night? If so, they will attract insects which in turn attracts the spiders. Try yellow bug lights instead of white ones.

It is actually the daddy longleg, but it can't bite us. So in the meaning of 'venomous as dangerous to us', it would be the Sydney Funnel Web, which, hence its name, lives in Sydney, Australia.

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The Brown Recluse Spider has the strongest venom. It can cause significant cutaneous injury with tissue loss and necrosis. When you see a dark solid spot on the skin like it is very dry, you are problably looking at an necrosis. Its a very bad thing. It will not kill your pig but it will turn bad for consumption.

The Back Widow Spider can inflict a painful bite which can be fatal. If your pig survives the bite, again it will turn no good to eat.

That would depend on the size of the spider.

Spiders do not actually drink blood, they capture their prey then inject it with venom from their fangs. This venom paralyses and kills their prey BUT it also contains digestive enzymes that turn the inside body parts of their prey into a sort of soup. The spider then inserts a sucker and drinks the soup leaving the outside (normally an insect exoskeleton) of the prey as an empty husk.

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An female, adult redback is black/brown with a red striped down her back. Sometimes this may have breaks or be uneven, but not usually. She also will have an "hourglass" marking on her underside, like the black widow (they are closely related).

A juvenile female is black/brown and has the same markings, although the stripe may be broken (or even missing if she is very young!) and will often have a white outline around the stripe. Sometimes she will have white stripes on her legs.

A male is brown, inconspicuous and tiny, sometimes with some faint stripes.

The best way to find out is just do a google image search for "female redback spider"

old answer:i went on block buster.com and go to downloads

Improved answer:

http://game-megaupload.com/2008/11/17/jaws-unleashed.html

This actually works. I have the game right now. Though its kind of complicated.

Heres the Instructions.

Download all 4 things: download jaws unleashed and the following 3 links.

When you have all downloaded, press on Jaws_TDS_Angus77.part1.rar

Extract that, it will extract the rest.

I think there will be a jaws folder. Go in it. Press setup.bat

Wait for about 10 mins. When that stuff is all done press the game and your playing. =D where do i get those 3 lin

Newspapers. Slippers. Hair Spray. lol

Actually, air movement around a spider is what usually causes them to move; that is their defense mechanism. They feel air moving towards them on their body hair, and that causes them to get out of the way.

This has to be the yellow and black red spotted spider.

Sounds as if you have a pinched nerve. It could also be your mattress. If your mattress is sagging, or the stuffing is thin, then the springs are hitting you along your body. Time for a new mattress! If it isn't that then it's the wrong mattress for you. There are so many good mattress' out there and one that is high ranking is "memory foam" like the ones tha astronauts used while in space. You can buy these mattress' at your leading mattress stores. They don't come cheap! I was in a head-on collision (not my fault) and injured my neck. I would wake up with severe headaches and numbness down the left side of my body. It scared the heck out of me as I thought I was having a heart attack. I saw my doctor who sent me to a Chiropractor and that helped. The Chiropractor suggested a "roll" for inside my pillow case. It looks like a long sausage and you just insert it inside the pillow case length-wise at the very edge of your pillow. When you lay on it, it cups your neck. I've never had a problem since and I even take my pillow and foam roll with me on holidays. Why the pillow? Because your shaped head has made your pillow the most comfy for you and if you were to sleep on a pillow in a hotel/motel it could cause you discomfort and besides that ... if you put your roll in one of those other pillows you'd probably forget it and trust me when I say, you will hold onto that roll (for your neck) like a baby hangs onto a soother. LOL If you go to drug stores that handle special things like elbow braces or hand braces, etc., this is where you will find the good rolls for your pillow. Good luck Marcy

it depends on the area it is found. northern woodlouse spiders are coldblooded (or else they cant survive the harsh cold). southern woodlouse spiders are warmblooded because its a good temperature range there

An insects antenna protrude from the front of its head near the top.

Dogs can definitely become swollen after being bitten by a spider. They can have the same allergic reactions to them that people do. If you think your dog has been bitten by a spider and is having an allergic reaction, you should contact your vet to see if it needs to be examined. Although, if the dog doesn't seem to be having any serious reactions (swollen tongue, throat, trouble breathing, etc.), you can give him Benadryl to relieve the itching and swelling caused by the allergic reaction.

The amount of Benadryl depends on the dogs weight and age, so you will need to call and ask your vet how much to give it.