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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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What is the highest number of eyes that a spider can have?
The highest number of eyes, for spiders, is eight.
How does spider drain blood of bugs?
The spider injects his poison into the bug (lunch) and it's poison liquefies the entire inside of the bug. Then the spider sucks it all out like a buggy milkshake!
Bugs don't have blood...
No the common spider mite does not bite humans. It does not have the mouth parts for it. It is designed to suck sap out of the leaf of plants. It isn't a threat to humans or to your belongings or home, other than your plants.
Two that I know of. :) Both work, more or less, though my right eye's muscles are a bit 'lazy' so I see double when I'm tired. I have to do eye exercises to keep from seeing double.
You found a t shaped six legged winged insect what is it?
If you found a T-shaped, six-legged winged insect and are wondering what it is, it is likely that you have come across a Plume moth. There are more than 150 Plume moth species in the world.
Do camel spiders live in Wyoming?
They do. I just found one in my garage (which was very dark) today and needed to do research as to what it was, as I have never seen one before.
Yes they can get in through the bottom of your car and even your engine, but wouldn't do so in cold weather!(:
Mr Happy Face Records is now known as what?
As of now, it also know as Dead Pixel Records. It was known as the previous for a while until the name change and now it always referred as this, and probably will stay that way.
How does a blue ringed ocptopus injected venom?
The poison is not injected but is contained in the octopus's saliva, which comes from two glands each as big as its brain.
Although the painless bite can kill an adult, injuries have only occurred when an octopus has been picked out of its pool and provoked or stepped on.
Does cortisone counteract a brown recluse spider bite?
Absolutely not. Cortisone is a steroid hormone, so all it would actually do is keep your immune system from being at its best at the single most affected area. At best, it would keep it from itching quite as much, while every other symptom is untreated.
What are some White Spot locations?
White Spot restaurants are located in several British Columbia towns including Abbotsford, Aldergrove, Burnaby, Calgary, Campbell Rive, Chilliwack, and Dawson Creek. White Spot has been in business since 1928.
What kind of spider has really long legs?
The spider with the longest legs is a kind of Huntsman spider that lives in S.E. Asia. Its legs can span a dinner plate. It has a 12 inch leg span, so its longest legs must be about 6 inches long.
Can spider bites cause cold sore type blisters on arm?
Yes, if it is a poisonous spider, and with some the venom will eat away at the tissue underneath, IF EVER BITTEN AND A BLISTER COMES UP GO TO YOUR DOCTOR
What is the difference between frog and spider?
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Who many spirders do you eat a year?
I have read that the average person eats about 12 spiders per year in their sleep.
None. A bug is a classification of certain insects. and well, an insect is not an arachnid.
Due to the cold long winters most spiders don't survive but the ones that do aren't poisonous. The most common spider I have seen is the Big-Daddy-Long-Legs which are the genital giants among Alaskan spiders and no where near as scary or big as some in the lower 48's. The further north you go in Alaska the fewer spiders. We are also free of ticks. I wish I could say the same about misquotes but most misquotes here don't carry any diseases.
Do vets have to work with spiders?
Very rarely, unless he/she wishes to study or treat spiders. On occasion a client will bring in a spider to have you identify 'what bit the animal', but you can safely deflect that question to an entomologist at the local college.
