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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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Antlion also known as Distoleon tetragrammicus does not normally trap spiders because of a spiders agility, but it is possible. If a spider enters a pit with an antlion lying at the bottom the antlion will try to trap and prey upon the spider with out hesitation, and then spit it out of it's pit to prevent blockage from its next victum.
Because if you just got bitten, some spiders have venom and it may sting unexpectedly.
Is a Pennsylvania Grass Spider poisonous?
Not to humans. Their fangs can't even penetrate deep enough into human skin.
Are black widows always black?
Yes, black widows ARE always black. But, then again, not a lot of people get close enough to find out and live...
What does Arachne look like before she turns into a spider?
Spiders are first egg and then tiny little spiders that grow for a while, molt, and become slightly larger and more fully developed little spiders. After a number of molts they become fully mature and can reproduce themselves. However, they are always spiders (or at least spiderlings) once they have hatched.
type of hemangioma .Spider angiomas. These are symptomless, reddish blue marks formed from blood-filled capillaries radiating around a central arteriole (small artery) in the shape of a spider web.
If you are referring to a common crossword puzzle answer to the question, "What is a spider's cousin?", the answer is DADDYLONGLEGS (daddy longlegs). A daddy longlegs is a colloquial name for an insect called a harvestman or a crane fly. They are a type of fly with the usual 6 legs.
What is another name for spiders?
Commonly Arachnids (latin Arachnidae) however this also technically includes scorpions and other classes.
What is the distribution of a black widow?
BLACK WIDOW: There are many different kinds of black widows. Black widows can come in many sizes like from small to HUGE. Now if you wanted to know how they bite. and, what goes inside your veins.
HOW BLACK WIDOWS BITE: Now lets learn how they bite, They bite the same so don't think its a hard way. The injection is poison it goes inside you veins. the poison that gets injected to your veins, Is called Neurotoxic Venom. HINTS: T.O.X.I.C NO ONE CAN SURVIVE.
MORE INFO: Not all adult female black widows exhibit the red hourglass on their abdomen-some may have a pair of red spots or have no marking at all, but any markings that are present are bright red. Adult male black widows are a quarter the size of the female, and are usually gray or brown rather than black and red; while they may sometimes have an hourglass marking on their abdomen, it is usually yellow or white, not red. The bite of a male black widow is not considered dangerous to humans; it is the bite of the adult female black widow from her much larger venom sacs that has given this spider its dangerous reputation. While there is great variation in specifics by species and by gender, any spider exhibiting a red hourglass on the abdomen and having a shiny black body is an adult female black widow.
Spiders of the genus Steatoda (also of the Theridiidae family) are often mistaken for widow spiders, and are known as "false widow spiders"; they are significantly less harmful to humans.
In common with other members of the Theridiidae family, the widow spiders construct a web of irregular, tangled, sticky silken fibers. The spider very frequently hangs upside down near the center of its web and waits for insects to blunder in and get stuck. Then, before the insect can extricate itself, the spider rushes over to bite it and wrap it in silk. If the spider perceives a threat, it will quickly let itself down to the ground on a safety line of silk. As other web-weavers, these spiders have very poor eyesight and depend on vibrations reaching them through their webs to find trapped prey or warn them of larger threats. While there are some more aggressive species, most are not; many injuries to humans are due to defensive bites delivered when a spider gets unintentionally squeezed or pinched. Some bites are thought to result from a spider mistaking a finger thrust into its web for its normal prey[citation needed], or in cases where a female is protecting an egg sac, but ordinarily intrusion by any large creature will cause these spiders to flee.
What is spider-mans sidekick called?
Spider-Man has teamed up with many people. He has never had one specific side-kick. The person he has teamed up the most with would be the Black Cat.
No The bigist kind of spider can eat a very large bird i know i'v seen it
Is daddy long legs the name for a young crane fly?
Daddy long legs is the name given to an insect that I believe is in the spider family. It is characterized by its very long thin legs. It is a harmless insect without venom but useful in killing off other pesky bugs.
What do spiders eat in forest?
In forests, spiders primarily feed on insects, which are abundant in this ecosystem. Their diet can include flies, beetles, moths, and other small arthropods. Some larger spider species may also prey on small vertebrates, like lizards or frogs. Spiders play a crucial role in controlling insect populations, contributing to the overall balance of the forest ecosystem.
A spider topic refers to a central subject or theme that serves as the main focus for organizing related ideas, concepts, or information. It is often used in brainstorming or outlining processes to create a visual representation, like a mind map, where the spider topic is at the center, and related subtopics radiate outward. This approach helps in structuring thoughts, enhancing understanding, and facilitating deeper exploration of the main subject.
How does a kiwi catch its prey?
Male kakapo have a very unique way of attracting a mate. The kakapo is the only parrot which has an inflatable thoracic air sac, with which it can create a subsonic mating boom. This mating boom can be heard several kilometres away. Females are attracted by the call, but it does not end there. They are drawn to the male's exact location by a higher pitched "ching" call.
The kakapo is the only parrot to have a 'lek' mating system, in which males gather in groups to compete for female attention in their 'calling posts', which are specially dug-out bowls in the earth. Once the females arrive, attracted by the mating calls, they wander among the males engaging in their courtship displays, as if weighing the merits of the various males before deciding upon a suitable mate.
Why is it true that spiders cure toothaches?
The belief that spiders can cure toothaches is rooted in folklore rather than scientific evidence. In some cultures, it was thought that the application of spider webs or the presence of certain spider species could alleviate pain due to their antimicrobial properties or other traditional medicinal practices. However, there is no scientific basis for using spiders as a remedy for toothaches, and modern medicine provides more effective treatments. Always consult a healthcare professional for appropriate dental care.
