Spiders

Yes, spiders are opportunistic hunters and can feed on a variety of insects such as ants, beetles, and mosquitoes. Some larger species of spiders have been known to consume small vertebrates like frogs and lizards.

Spiders have two main body segments: the cephalothorax (head and thorax combined) and the abdomen. The cephalothorax contains the spider's eyes, mouthparts, and legs, while the abdomen houses the spider's internal organs.

A garden spider, if it looks like this: http://i.pbase.com/v3/48/95248/1/48116303.GardenSpider5.jpg. Apparently a Argiope aurantia. We have them all over the place here and I've never heard of them being dangerous.

Yes because she is constantly tapping her fingers, she wears red and black because shes a Black Widow and near the end when Coraline is at the final showdown with the Beldam, Coraline falls into a giant spider web. I'm not sure why the Beldam is a spider, but she is. I hope that explains a little!

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Currently issue one of expolits of Spider-man with free trading card is going for £1.99 on ebay. If you're looking to sell comics online for a tidy return your best bet is to flog a collection. you could sell them individually for about 2-3 quid and if you have enough of them and they're in good condition you could be quids in.

The spider you are describing sounds like a daring jumping spider (Phidippus audax). They are known for their black and furry bodies with white spots on their backs and white stripes on their legs. Daring jumping spiders are commonly found throughout North America.

It's humans that do the most danger (unknowingly) to their pets. The bugs that can cause problems in your cat are: (FROM THE ASPCA!) * Some species of spiders * Wasps (if bitten by a wasp take to vet immediately!) * Hornets (same as above.) * Bees (same as above.) * Silk Worms (this can cause cats to go berserk. Take to vet immediately!) * Slugs (if a cat plays or ingests part of a slug it's not the slug, but the possibility that the slug has eaten or slid through slug bait put out in the garden areas.) * Love Bugs or March Flies (generally during cherry time) * Fireflies (certain species. Cats love to play with them.) Cats have a born instinct in most cases of what to eat and what not to eat. It's the human factor that comes into play. Here are some additional threats that loving pet owners may unknowingly be poisoning their pets with: * Poinsettias (generally given at Christmas in Western countries) and are highly poisonous. I have a cat and I give my Poinsettias to a friend without a cat. Cats love nibbling on the flowers (which is actually a leaf.) * Common toads * Adder * Marijuana (believe it or not some people get a kick out of seeing what a little Marijuana will do to their pet. It's highly poisonous and can cause the death of your cat or dog. * Sago Palms * Alcohol (watch your pet if you have guests over. Some pets are curious and others enjoy a wee nip or two. LOL I have a Bichon Frise dog and read the history of this breed and they love wine. Just for the heck of it my husband was curious to find out if it was a myth .... nope it wasn't! She just had a tiny taste so from now on we have to keep wine away from her. If she smells wine she'll climb until she gets it! Before my husband tested her on a wee drop of wine she use to beg when he had his nightly glass of wine. Little drunk! LOL * Avocado (chemical release, high in fats as well.) * Chocolate. Not all chocolate is hazardous, but why take the chance. If your cat or dog ingests chocolate then watch them closely and if you think they are not well then get your pet to the vet! * Fruits (acidic) grapefruit, strawberries, lemon, lime, oranges, etc. * Glow jewelry. If your cat plays with this (they are notorious for playing with bright shiny things) this is highly toxic. * Iron (any foods high in iron) * Human medications (NEVER self medicate your pet.) * Hydrogen Peroxide * Antifreeze. During the winter months many people will change or 'top up' their antifreeze and not clean off the residue off driveways, etc. The best way to clean up this mess is with CLUMPING KITTER LITTER. * Flies (aka: Bottle Flies and they are large and have a shiny metallic body.) * Pine needles. Although cats generally don't eat pine needles they do stick to their fur or especially the paws and they will groom themselves. * Any foods high in yeast. * Mistletoe * Mothballs (cats generally won't eat them, but again, they will play with rolling objects and get the residue on their paws and later will groom themselves and lick the residue off their paws.) * Mushrooms * Garlic (it has been a myth that putting garlic in cat or dog food for your pet will stave off fleas. Garlic is NOT GOOD FOR YOUR PET. * Onions * Chives (your cat may love to munch on chives like blades of grass which they eat to bring up fur balls.) * Sprays that gardeners put on their lawns or plants. Don't forget that cats will lay under bushes, trees, lay on the lawn (also dogs) and cats especially groom themselves often ingesting the toxins .

The nursery web spider is not considered to be highly venomous to humans. While their bite may cause mild irritation or swelling, it is not typically dangerous. However, as with any spider bite, individuals may have varying reactions, so it's best to seek medical attention if you have concerns.

Tarantulas have eight legs because they are arachnids, a class of joint-legged invertebrates that includes spiders. This characteristic of having eight legs is a defining trait of arachnids and has evolved to help them navigate their environment, capture prey, and defend themselves.

In the video game Spider-Man: Web of Shadows, critical mass is a mechanic where Spider-Man fills a meter by dealing damage to enemies. Once the meter is full, it allows Spider-Man to unleash a powerful attack or ability, often affecting multiple enemies at once. This mechanic encourages players to strategically build up their meter to turn the tide of battle.

Yes, English house spiders can bite if they feel threatened. However, their bites are usually harmless to humans and cause mild irritation at most. It is best to avoid provoking or handling these spiders to prevent potential bites.

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There are over a million known species of insects, belonging to groups such as beetles, butterflies, bees, ants, flies, and mosquitoes. Each group has its own unique characteristics, behaviors, and ecological roles.

There are several species of spiders that will eat wasps, including orb-weavers, crab spiders, and jumping spiders. These spiders may actively hunt and capture wasps or feed on them if they become entangled in the spider's web.

No, spiders do not have tongues. They do not have taste buds either. Spiders use special sensory organs called sensilla on their legs and palps to detect chemicals and vibrations in their environment.

The body of a crustacean is composed of body segments, which are grouped into three regions: the cephalon or head, the thorax, and the pleon or abdomen. The head and thorax may be fused together to form a cephalothorax,which may be covered by a single large carapace.

The male western black widow has a yellow strip on its back. This venomous spider is not aggressive and rarely bites humans. You are not likely to come in contact with male widows, as they like to burrow in dark, undisturbed areas. The males are much smaller than females and have smaller fangs, which may not even be able to pierce human skin.

Size varies greatly by species. The smallest adult spiders are only 1 to 2 mm in length, while the largest ones (the Goliath tarantula and Giant Huntsman) can reach a length of 30 cm (1 foot) and weigh hundreds of times as much.

Specimens have also been identified of a rare Samoan spider that grows to be less than half a millimeter long (0.43 mm), the smallest known spiders in the world.

i don't know what they are,but i found one under a doormat in Toronto Ontario.unfortunately i did not have my camera handy.the red was a wine red,the white a cream and overall size about the same as a mens watch face

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It is probably a Woodlouse Hunter, from the Disderidae family.

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"Black Widow" is the common name of some Spiders in the genus Latrodectus. They are easily identified by the red hourglass marking on their abdomens. The black widows are highly venomous, and can be fatal to humans.

Yes, the black widow spider can be found in Arizona. They are commonly found in areas where they can build their webs undisturbed, such as woodpiles, sheds, or under objects. It is important to be cautious and avoid contact with black widows as their bites can be venomous.

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All species of spiders are arachnids, and all arachnids belong to the taxonomic domain of Eukarya, members of which are characterised by having cells with nuclei. Eukarya covers all organisms in the Kingdom Animalia, as well as the Kingdoms Plantae, Fungi and Protista.

Spiders typically don't attack humans unless they feel threatened or cornered. Their main goal is to capture their prey and defend themselves, rather than actively seeking out humans to attack. If a spider does bite a human, it is usually in self-defense or by accident.