Spiders

Human life impacts wolf spiders primarily through habitat destruction, pollution, and pesticide use. Urban development and agriculture can reduce their natural habitats, leading to a decline in their populations. Additionally, the use of pesticides can directly harm wolf spiders by reducing their prey availability and causing mortality. However, some human activities, like gardening and creating green spaces, can provide suitable environments for these spiders to thrive.

They hide and then they sneak up behind and grabs them

Spiders make up a significant portion of global biodiversity, with over 48,000 described species. They belong to the class Arachnida, which comprises around 100,000 species, suggesting that spiders represent nearly 48% of all arachnids. However, estimating their percentage compared to all animal species is more complex; there are approximately 1.5 million known animal species, making spiders roughly 3% of that total. Thus, while they are a major group in the arachnid category, their percentage of the entire animal kingdom is relatively small.

Yes, the "Bite of 1987" is a real event that occurred in the popular video game franchise Five Nights at Freddy's (FNAF). In the game's lore, it refers to an incident where a character, presumably caused by an animatronic, bites a child's frontal lobe, resulting in severe injuries. While the event is fictional and part of the game's backstory, it has become a significant and iconic element within the FNAF universe, contributing to the overarching narrative and lore.

Because they only have eight legs and have to put them somewhere.

Edit: Spiders that carry babies on their backs do so because they are hunters. Some spiders don't make webs; instead of building a trap and waiting, they ambush and capture their prey. The safest place for babies with no sac or web, is close to their mother, where they can be fed and kept safe.

Yes, a terrapin can bite if it feels threatened or stressed. Their bites are generally not harmful to humans but can be painful due to their strong beaks. It's essential to handle terrapins carefully and to respect their space to minimize the risk of being bitten. Always approach them calmly to avoid startling them.

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I believe you are refering to a black rat snake.

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The most common predators of spiders are: birds, wasps, frogs, and scorpions. Answerlizards, some domestic cats, varying kinds of humans, types of wasps, other spiders, birds, small animals

My friend is 17 years old and he resides in Georgia. He constantly fights with his parents and wants to leave home. He has a good job, keeps his own wages, and can support himself but his parents WILL NOT consent to him moving out. They recently found out he is gay. They have taken him to TN and put him in a radical Christian program to apparently get "scared straight" They have told him if he runs away he will be arrested. He is scared to death and basically being held there in TN against his will. I have been told that if I can get there and get to him and get him back to Georgia that his parents couldn't do anything to him. This program lasts for as long as 8 weeks. I am scared he could be enduring pain that could be causing lasting damage to his personality and who he is. Somebody please guide me as to the action that can be taken. Anything to do with his parents giving consent is not a option. They have pretty much told him if he chooses this lifestyle, as if it's a choice to be gay, that they hope he lives in misery for the rest of his life. That's not the kind of people I would want to live with either. Please write soon. Desperate. brandon Unfortunately the young man is still a minor and his parents can do almost anything which in their opinion benefits his well-being. Regretfully your options in aiding your friend are probably limited to simply "being there" when he needs you. You might wish to contact 1-800-843-4564 (Gay Legal Network Hotline) for possible assistance, however it's doubtful anyone can intervene unless it can be proven your friend is in physical danger. (macky83@juno.com) but is it true that if i can get him back to Georgia without getting caught in Tennessee we will be in the clear? If "in the clear" means being free of parental custody/control, no, that is not true. The legal age of majority in Georgia is 18, the same as it is in Tennessee. Although the state of GA. does not have a specific emancipation status, he can petition the Juvenile or Superior Court for emancipation rights. If he can prove to the court he can suppport himself, continue his education (if applicable) and live his life w/o adult supervision he will likely be granted an emancipation decree. A petition for emancipation can be submitted by the minor requesting the action, contacting the clerk of the court in the county in which he resides will help to obtain more specific information. The problem with such action is in some cases the court allows emancipationw with the stipulation that the parents or legal guardian can revoke it if they show "just cause". The reality is, as upsetting as it may be to hear, your friend will probably have to "tough it out" until he turns eighteen.

Try to breathe through your mouth and try not to make it obvious.

No, not that I know of.

There are daddy long legs, and they are venomous, but their fangs are too weak to penetrate human skin, so they are harmless to us.

Yes, there are some spiders in the Southern USA that will bite people. The Brown Recluse spider is probably the best known for its venom. It won't actually attack people, but it will get into your house and hide in places you don't expect, like shoes and showers, and when threatened will bite. Although small in size, the venom causes a paralysis and eventual rigamortis of the flesh. This can be hugely toxic if not treated as soon as possible.

A person stepping on it hahaha

why in the world would want to know that! i think its the same amount as humans with their sophisticated sperm and eggs business.

The best thing to do if there is a bite on your leg and you have no recollection of how it got there and it is painful is to seek medical advice immediately.

Different spiders have different methods. Most fasten one side, walk or jump to the next side, fasten here and build from that string.

If they can't get to the location they may drop down the silk or it-self and let gravity or the wind pull more string until it hit something and sticks to it.

Wolf Spiders are generally opportunistic hunters, pouncing on prey as they find it, or occasionally chasing prey, although they can wait in the mouth of their burrow for passing prey

They are one of the most agile of spiders with excellent eyesight, meaning that they are perfectly adapted for hunting slower moving prey, or even unobservant prey, including other spiders.

As they are generally dull in appearance, they use this as camouflage to hide in wait for their prey

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No they are from our planet