Spiders

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No, Brown Recluse Spiders do not live in Pennsylvania.

Achrinids, or something like that

Good question. There are many advantages to being cold blooded and a few disadvantages.

Spiders can tolerate extreme cold. They are cold blooded so they can almost freeze solid and recover with little damage. This helps them survive in seasonal climates. Of course they like it warm but they have a way of surviving should it freeze.

They are heat activated. When the sun shines and warms the spider up he can become much more active than when it is cold. this means that during the warm periods he can generate and use more energy. When it's cold he doesnt need to keep his body temperature regulated so he can minimise energy requirements living on very little food for long periods of time.

So survival is the key and it's probably this that the ancient spider devloped as a stratergy and that trait has been passed genetically to every decendant ever since.

Spiders generally eat things that are about their own size or somewhat smaller. If the potential prey is too large then it might fight back and injure or kill the spider. If the potential prey is much smaller than the spider then the spider may be unable to catch it. Spiders do not have hands. Imagine trying to catch baby chicks in a field while wearing boxing gloves. You couldn't catch anything that small, but you might get your arms around a fairly small dog.

Lady Bugs are the right size to eat such small prey items. Also, there are some predatory mites and thrips that eat mites.

yup it would bite your leg off too!

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Venusta orchard spiders are known for eating a wide variety of small insects. These include flies and anything else that gets caught in its web.

mimic spiders live in dence habbitats usually in muddy and grassy places

The lynx spider does spin webs but only for one reason, to hold the eggs. otherwise this spider does not use a large web for catching its prey.

If you are talking about venum, then yes. Walking will make the venum worsen if the spider reached your vains. If possible, have medical attention at once, but it also depends on the spider, and if the being has an alergic reaction to the spider. It also depends on the beings alergen, if it is mild, or not.

Amazon rainforest

26 spiders

Green Lynx Spider

Washing more frequently

Dr. Jerry Balentine's quote: "The black widow is about a half-inch long and symptoms of bite include abdominal pain, ... The bites of very large spiders such as tarantulas can be painful." I think it would take a long time.

There are many black spiders in the U.S., and only one called the black widow spider. The black widows are very dangerous, but if your brother stopped crying after the normal length of time for skinned knees and the like, then your brother probably got bitten by a "parson spider" (which is a species of spider that often hangs out where it will get noticed, does not make a web, wanders around looking for some bug to eat, etc.), or something else that can't cause big problems. If it was a black widow that bit him, you would know by now that you had to take him to the emergency ward because he was obviously very sick.

Black widow spider venom goes throughout the body very rapidly, and it causes pain at the bite site very quickly. So I think your brother would have had a very big reaction right away if he had been bitten by a black widow. If it were a serious bite you would know from your brother's reaction that it was no normal thing, and you would be going to the emergency room no matter what you might guess to be the cause.

Just for future information, if somebody does get bitten by a spider and starts acting sick enough to go to the emergency room, it is very much easier for the doctors to be sure of what caused the medical emergency if you can bring the spider with you. The best way is to catch it by popping a drinking glass over it, sliding a card under it, flipping it over, and putting a real lid in place of the card. If you can't catch it alive but you have the body and it hasn't been smashed beyond recognition, then it can help the staff know what did the biting. If a brown recluse bit somebody and the doctors tried to treat it with black widow antivenom, that would not work.

I lived in Philadelphia for five years and I never saw a black widow there. I think they are pretty rare around that part of the country. Also, black widows normally never come into a human house. They like the overturned empty box that has been sitting for a long time in the back yard. And black widow spiders ordinarily would not climb into a lighted space from somewhere that was darker (under the bed, for instance) and quieter. They like to make their webs close to the ground and in a semi-enclosed space. There is one in an old automobile wheel in my yard. It lives in the space between the iron hub and the ground, not out in the open. There are some spiders in the same Family that live in my house. They are smaller and not the shiny black color of a black widow. They always build webs in spaces between the bottom shelf of something and the floor. They never build in the upper corners of the room. There are some others in that family that prefer to get into the spaces between windows and storm windows. None of those types of spiders would be at all likely to get into your brother's hair -- unless he was sticking his head under the bookcase or the chest of drawers.

Very, but they can't bite us.

The mealybug destroyer [Cryptolaemus montrouzieri], one of the ladybugs, is an effective biological control of mealy bugs [Pseudococcus dendrobiorum] on orchids ... and any other plant under mealy bug attack. This particular ladybug prefers a diet of mealybugs. It's as effective as the most powerful of insecticides against target pests. But it's without harmful side effects to non target populations in the garden.

Mostly larger animals such as birds, lizards, toads. Spider wasps are insects that are known for eating spiders. in some areas of the world, humans also consume spiders. Ticks can sometimes attach to spiders and eat them away over time.

a red squirrel?

Like all spiders, they mate with the females and then the females eat the males. Then they form a sack. (egg) then the egg opens and baby spiders come out. I hope that Answers your question.

It is actually called the white tailed spider. Like most venomous spiders, it primarily feeds on other insects, even other spiders. Because of the likeliness of its prey being common household insects, it does pose a risk in many places of Australia.