Spiders

the spider crab has eight legs like a spider.

There really isn't possibly any way himans and hermit crabs are alike. If anything comes to mind, i'd say that both human and crabs use self defense at times. Honestly they don't have much things alike.

yes its legal to own a tarantula in Maine

if you can, go on Google click on images and type in crabs

All spiders have at least a small amount of poison, though this is miniscule in the infantory status. Even a baby black widow would be unlikely to cause serious harm to a child unless they were alergic. Baboon spiders are slightly less poisonous than black widows....but I wouldn't want them around to mature. Also when an egg sac opens there's a potential you could get swarmed...though most species tend not to eat for the first couple of days.

Tarantulas can be found in Cyprus, they are not however commonly found there and Tarantulas are timid and will not usually show themselves, i held a tarantula in my hand when i was 5 and i assure they are much more unlikely to show themselves

Crab Spiders camouflage in flowers and eat bees and butterflies that come in search of nectar. Crab spiders can kill insects much larger than them. Mother Crab spiders do not eat. Giant Crab spiders eat cockroaches and pests that crawl in roses. They eat insects that come close. They eat bees. Crab spiders use a rapid position to kill their food. They eat pests that are near. Crab spiders catch their prey with their front legs

Spiders will salvage any meat available.

their jaws are very powerful. so powerful that they lift things heavier than themselves! so, it makes sense an ant's bite would sting.

I think you mean poisonous ones? in which case none! just house type ones harmless and pretty small by world standars (thank god!)

depend on the variety. some will die in a few days while others can last a year or more

yes but not tarantulas and other poisonous spiders

40,000 species of spiders.
their are more than 40,000 species of spiders

Spider silk withstands temperatures of up to 220C (364F), and a normal candle flame is about 1000C, so nope, it's not fireproof.

dower share

If we are talking red spider mites then they hate a moist atmosphere so mist spray under the leaves daily with water and this will check them. If you are like me you will use an insecticide first to clean the plant.

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yes there are Camel spiders in all Greece. In Lesvos i have fotographed two of them

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I'm assuming, first of all, that you know that the spider crab is in fact a crab. Spider crabs are crustaceans, part of the Superfamily Majoidea. They are scavengers, and several species are decorator crabs as well, meaning that they decorate their shells.

Tanks displays should be simple, a few rock formations, little algae, and a sandy floor.

However, I would discourage the keeping of the Japanese Spider Crab simply because of its size. Japanese spider crabs can grow from 4-10 feet in length (and not 16 feet, as the previous answerer suggested) and therefore do need a lot of room. Perhaps not quite as much as my predecessor suggested (something like 60 feet by 30 feet) but certainly a very large tank.

If you would like to keep a Spider Crab, I would recommend keeping a Portly Spider Crab, which can be found in the North Atlantic and can grow from 2-3 feet in length. This will still require a somewhat large tank, but nowhere near as large as what would be needed for a Japanese crab.

Continuing, Spider Crabs are docile creatures, and I would recommend them to any experienced aquarium owner. You just need a large enough tank.

Caring for a spider crab: Spider crabs need little intensive care and are largely nocturnal. They also require socialization once in a while, but having other creatures in the tank would generally be good enough. Spider crabs feed on dead fish, shrimp, and other bits of dead matter and debris. Due to their generally slow movements, it is important that you supervise their feeding, and make sure that they get the nutrients they need. Another important point is that crab tanks require regularly applied amounts of supplement chemicals, like iodine, which help crabs make their shell. Don't despair, though- putting in a bunch of seashells (which dissolve and release said chemicals) will supply the water with enough materials.

Yes, you will find black widow spiders in Minnesota.

This really depends on the size of the individual weasel and the proportion of the diet that is mice. It can be anywhere from 50 to more than 300! They do regulate the populations of mice in some habitats so it would be a sizable proportion of the number of mice that are born.

No, spiders cannot even eat them! They cannot chew food. When they get to the bug in their web, they bite it and inject venom. The venom either paralyzes or kills the bug. Then the venom turns the bug's insides into liquid. Then, the spider will most likely drink the liquid.

They have been known to eat them. Iguanas are a very large prey for spiders. Some spiders are large enough to eat large birds if hungry enough, so the iguanas are not much bigger.

Camel spiders live in Africa and Russia but they also are very common in India. :)