Spiders

I have read all of them. Sadly, I do not think it is. Sorry about that

Spelungula Cavernicola is the more scientific name of the nelson cave spider

Bee is the correct answer.

Yes

Fishing spiders live in the ponds and will eat fish depending on its size. If you feed a fish to a tarantula, it will eat it. Tarantulas eat fish, but they do not live near water.

There does not appear to be a spider that is naturally colored teal and pink. However, some spiders have the ability to change their coloring, like a chameleon. One such spider is the crab spider.

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

One potential solution for fixing computer crashes from the Amazing Spiderman game is ensure the drivers are updated for the game. Also, disabling any anti-virus software before playing the game is another potential solution to try out.

no

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.

no

No, Daddy-Long-Legs are not harmful to humans because they can bite but they dont put any poison into you. It just feels like a pinch if they bite you but other then that they are not harmful to humans.

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Carbuncles are formed when the bacteria infect several hair follicles that are close together.

Wolf spiders eat insects, other spiders and have been seen eating animals such as small skinks and lizards.

They live on the ground, sometimes in holes and tunnels. They seems to like someplace to hide until night time when they hunt.

Hope this helps!

Something is poisonous if it makes you sick when you eat it. Something is venomous if it makes you sick when it stings you or injects venom through a fang.

Almost all spiders have one kind of venom or another. Almost no spiders have enough venom to kill a healthy adult human, however, there are lots of spiders that have enough venom to make you hurt for a while. There are only two main kinds of spiders that you really have to worry about (particularly if you have kids) in the U.S. They are:

•Black widow spiders

•Brown recluse spiders

Neither one of these spiders fits the description you give.

I don't think it could be from a spider bite. I think maybe you are allergic to something. You should think about what kind of products might make your skin have an allergic reaction to it. It could be you used a towel that had a substance on it, like those laundry fresh sheets that you use when you put the towels in the dryer. You have to always take into consideration how sensitive skin is

only if immersed for over 60 seconds, it's common knowledge that a daddy long legs cannot hold it's breath for that amount of time.

Try pouring a drain cleaner down the drain you suspect is the breeding ground for the gnats. There is most likely a clog of hair or some other material that is holding moisture and creating an ideal environment for egg-laying and hatching. Standing water (especially that which might have food or plant particles floating in it) such as mop buckets, dishwater, soaking laundry, etc. can cause the same problem. Pretty gross, huh?

I believe it is a type of jeweled spider.

I ASSUME WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW IS IF THERE IS AN AUTOMOBILE CALLED A SPIDER.

THE ANSWER IS YES. PORCHE' (CORRECTLY PRONOUNCED POOR-SHA) HAD A MODEL CALLED THE SPIDER. IT WAS VERY POPULAR IN THE LATE 60'S AND 70'S TO PUT THE PORSCHE' ENGINE IN A VOLKSWAGON KARMAN GHIA AS IT WOULD BOLT RIGHT UP. IT MADE FOR A VERY QUICK RIDE. :o)

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Leaf curling spiders eat flying insects and/or other bugs that get caught in it's web?

no because they are in the attic where it is warm :DDD haha