Spiders

When you pick one up or if it feels threatened it'll let out a gas that is suppose to smell to make you leave it alone. A fart if you will.

Spiders have all kinds of names. Sometimes people call two or more entirely different kinds of spiders by the same name. That is why scientists prefer to use their own terms, names in Latin that give both a genus and a species.

One example of confusing naming is "banana spider." Sometimes people used that name to apply to a very large spider from the Amazon River region that has enough venom to kill five people. That kind of spider often hides out in clusters of bananas and when the cluster gets harvested the spider may go along for the ride. (Not too long ago one of them showed up in a restaurant kitchen in London.) But people also use the name to apply to a whole genus of spiders that make very large webs using a kind of gold-colored silk. These spiders are also very large, and some of them are mostly yellow. But other than the color they have nothing to do with bananas. They are also harmless. There may be other spiders that get called banana spiders because they are large and mostly yellow. The problem is when somebody says something like, "Banana spiders can't hurt you," and the other person then tries to get friendly with the Brazilian Wandering Spider. Or somebody may claim, "Banana spiders are the deadliest thing on eight legs," and somebody in Florida may totally freak out because their home has the webs of some of the big spiders that would only bite you if you grabbed one and put it in fear for its own life, and that would not do any great damage even if they did give you a defensive bite.

People give their pet spiders all kinds of names. Who knows why?

Camel back crickets, also known as cave crickets, do not bite humans. Spider crickets, on the other hand, may bite if handled roughly or threatened, but their bites are not venomous or harmful to humans.

There is actually no such language as "Indian". There are more than 450 different languages spoken in India. If you are talking about Native American languages, there are more than 700.

If you would like a translation, you would need to specify which Indian language you are talking about.

Money spiders, also known as sheet weaver spiders, are not considered poisonous to humans. While they have venom to subdue their prey, it is not harmful to us. They are actually beneficial to have around as they feed on small insects and help control pest populations.

The kind of spider that is large 3 inches black and fuzzy with white stripes and found in the Bahamas is a tarantula. These tend to hide most of the time, but they may come out when it rains or if they are disturbed.

Spiderlings are juvenile spiders that have recently hatched from an egg sac. They are typically smaller in size and lack fully developed adult features. Spiderlings must undergo a series of molts to grow and eventually reach maturity.

If you are experiencing pain or stinging in your clitoris, it may be a sign of irritation, infection, or inflammation. It is important to consult with a healthcare provider to determine the cause and appropriate treatment. Avoid using any harsh products on the area and practice good hygiene to prevent further irritation.

the nervous system is still active fo a number of minutes thus the leg continues to kick, it is rather frantic because that is how the nervous system of the leg reacts to the shock of being removed from the body

The "spider's back call" is a term used in basketball to refer to a play where the player with the ball dribbles around a screen set by one of their teammates, often resulting in an open shot opportunity. It is a common offensive strategy to create space and confuse defenders.

Spiders like to live in dark places and they also tend to live in the web that it created.
the habitat or house of a spider is hard to classify but spiders can live in houses maybe holes and it also depends on what type of spider it is. ex; house spiders , garden spiders , tarantulas and etc.

------------------------- All spiders have 8 legs. if they have any less then they lost one (or a few) but it would grow back. If they have any MORE than it's not a spider.

Jumping spiders are known for their excellent vision and ability to leap long distances. They are also very curious and intelligent, using their vision to actively hunt for prey. Additionally, jumping spiders have the ability to produce silk, which they use for building shelters and safety lines.

Common spiders found in Nebraska include garden spiders, wolf spiders, jumping spiders, and orb-weaver spiders. Additionally, the brown recluse and black widow spiders are also found in the state. It is important to be cautious as some of these species are venomous.

In many species spiders lay dozens of eggs at one time. They will wrap the eggs up and carry them all on their back. After hatching, the spiderlings will live on the mothers back for a few weeks.

It is likely a wolf spider, which are common in Tennessee and can grow to be quite large. They are often mistaken for tarantulas due to their size and appearance, but they are different species. Wolf spiders are generally not aggressive towards humans and are beneficial for controlling insect populations.

spiders can be any color some spiders are blended with other colors, some might have a design on their back

Yes, spiders are arachnids, which are a type of arthropod. Arthropods are a large group of invertebrate animals that includes spiders, insects, and crustaceans.

Many female spiders eat their counterparts following sexual activity and before eggs are laid to prevent the male from eating his offspring.

Other spiders that consume large insects will eat other appropriately sized spiders.

Specifically there are species that exclusively consume other spiders as their regular diet such as the Portia jumping spider, which is perhaps the smartest spider.

Spider plants will shoot out "babies" only once it becomes root-bound in its pot; if you want it to 'baby" you need to keep it in a small pot and not transplant like you would any other plant. Once it bears offspring, you may transplant but only in one in larger diameter pots. For optimum plants, spiders should be used as a hanging plant rather than a table top, or at the very least, should be on a pedestal no wider than the bottom of the pot the plant is in and at least 2x the heighth of the pot and plant. They also like alot of light so put them in a window, but not in one where the direct sun will beat in on it or you may "cook" your plant.

It depends. If the spider was nested and did not surf the current of the air when it was young. then their is a possibility that there are more spiders around the one. seeing how most adult spiders travel only a coupal feet away from the birth grounds or territory.

Transulas do not eat birds. They are a species of large, spider-like creatures found in the "Spiderwick Chronicles" book series, known for their hunting and scavenging habits in forests. They primarily consume insects and small creatures.

The spider you're referring to is likely a species from the genus Deinopis, commonly known as ogre-faced spiders. These spiders have a large cephalothorax (head and thorax combined) and distinctive elongated front legs used for capturing prey. They are known for their unique hunting behavior of using their front legs to cast a web net over their prey.