Spiders

Unlike most insects (some do) Spiders have exoskeletons and also a small endoskeleton of plates made of a cartilage-like material. Much like crustaceans.

If you're asking how long spiderwebs take to naturally fall apart, you might be amazed at how long they can last. Spider's silk is one of the world's strongest materials in proportion to how thin it is! If you go look inside an old building like a barn, you might see decades' worth of webs still hanging around!

#1 Spray bug killer on em

#2 stomp on em with yer largest shoes.

#3 Ask their Mother to leave, and take her babies with her.

#4 Pet snake? Didn't think so.

#5 Set off some bug bombs inside your house. Seriously. You can get em at hardware stores. You push the locking button on the top of em, set em down and run. Be prepared to stay away from home for many many hours, but they'll kill your spiders. It's a good idea to spray around the outside of your house every spring with chemicals that will make bugs turn around and go to your neighbors house. Talk to someone at your local Home Depot. THey'll fill you in.

Spiders, and insects such as ants, are in the kind of group called a Phylum. The name of the phylum that includes spiders and insects (like ants) is the Arthropoda. The Arthropoda also include creatures like crabs, scorpions and other animals without bones, but with hard shells and jointed legs.

When one speaks of more than one phylum, you call them phyla. Other phyla include the phylum Mollusca, which is the phylum of slugs, snails, squids and so on. The phylum Echinodermata includes the starfish, sea urchins and sea cucumbers. Humans and other mammals, reptiles, birds, fish, etc are in the phlum Chordata.

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When a spider hangs from a web thread, two main forces act on it: gravitational force and tension force. The gravitational force pulls the spider downward due to its weight, while the tension force exerted by the web thread pulls upward. The spider remains in equilibrium when these two forces are balanced, allowing it to hang without falling.

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Redback spiders in Australia like dark semi damp environments like in culverts, or under pot plants. But mostly dark tight places

if you are that stupid then you should lock yourself away so the world does not have to suffer ur ignorance.

If you swallow one when you are asleep it can get into your lungs and cause them to bleed which will make you cough up blood.

you know you cut it off the adulyt one well you put the end in the soil and water it abit and leave it until it is dry when dry water again and should grow, i know this because i am groewing at school in science my one is called bob, LOL

Yes, most Harvestmen (Daddy Long Legs) spiders reproduce sexually. The females lay eggs shortly after mating, or up to months later. Some species build nests for this purpose. A unique feature of harvestmen is that in some species the male is solely responsible for guarding the eggs resulting from multiple partners, often against egg-eating females, and subjecting the eggs to regular cleaning. The eggs can hatch anytime after the first 20 days, up to almost half a year after being laid. Harvestmen need from four to eight nymphal stages to reach maturity, with six the most common.

They're all dirty.

Eating a spider will not poison you.

Almost all spiders have venom. Most venoms are not very toxic to human beings. A jumping spider can have a fairly large quantity of venom that is fairly toxic to humans. However, that just means that if a big jumping spider bites you it will make you hurt enough to make you wish you had been more careful. It is pretty hard to get a jumping spider to bite you

A tiny jumping spider will be unlikely to bite you, and if it bites you then the amount of venom it delivers will not be enough to make you feel much if any pain. On top of that, a truly tiny jumping spider's fangs are so small that they might not get through the layer of dead cells on your epidermis.

Never say never because you never know what will turn up next. Probably nobody has ever been bitten by this tiny metallic jumping spider. But unless this spider is very much unlike all the jumping spiders of various species that people have been bitten by, it is a good bet that its bite would not be a medical problem for any human.

Sounds like a house centipede.

Depends on what type of spider it is. Usually smaller Spiders will be eaten by geckos, not the other way around. It all depends, but very little do spiders ever eat geckos.

All spiders are important to nature. They eat bugs which helps to prevent overpopulation. The black widow, however, is as unique as any spider is, but it STILL EATS BUGS. Some are venomous, like the black widow, for an instant. Although they DO control the amount of bugs, some are deadly, so I'd suggest killing them on sight. That is, unless it's pregnant. Then all the little spider~babies scatter everywhere. *shudders* Hope this helped!

About 5 inches ha a jumping spider is pretty small.the can jump 50 times there body length and dont make webbs.a camel spider is quite fast and eats larger prey like birds or even people.there are many diferences

yes they can but usually flies arent anywhere around and most tarantulas arent fast enough to catch them cause tarantulas mainly stay on the ground opposed to being suspended up on a web

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Sea spiders, or pycnogonids, have a lightweight body structure that helps prevent them from sinking in the water. Their long legs and low body density create a large surface area relative to their mass, allowing them to remain buoyant. Additionally, their bodies are adapted to a marine environment, which aids in their stability and movement through the water. This combination of physical adaptations allows them to navigate and thrive in their aquatic habitats.

I have not a clue, but I just mixed nail polish remover and windex in a windex bottle and sprayed it everywhere in my bathroom.

A thread waisted bee can be described as having an orange body with black stripes. These insects also have long hanging legs that help them suspend themselves when trying to collect nectar.

Because felmale tastes yucky i thing though im not going to try