Spiders

The middle of a spider's web is called the "hub." This is where the spider typically waits for prey to become trapped in the web.

They probably won't. It depends on how long the rabbit has been a pet.they are guy

No, they trap and eat other insects. Spiders are Carnivores. Except for the eight-legged vegetarian, called Bagheera kiplingi, lives in Central America, and is now considered a rarity among the world's 40,000 or so spider species, most of which are strictly predators, feeding on insects and other animals. B. kiplingi is about the size of a person's pinky nail.

It depends on what type your reffering to, a house spider can reach sppeds of 1.17 mph, a garden spider 0.69 mph and a tarantula 15mph

The spider you are describing is likely the Magnolia Green Jumper (Lyssomanes viridis). This spider is green with four orange dots on its abdomen and is commonly found in North and South America. It is known for its distinctive coloration and ability to jump long distances.

The Mexican red knee tarantula (Brachypelma hamorii) is native to the deserts of Mexico, specifically found in the region of Baja California. They prefer arid and scrubland habitats, typically residing in burrows or underground tunnels to avoid extreme temperatures and predators.

A Red Knee Tarantula lives in Mexican Rain forests.

native to the western face of the pacific sierra madre mountains mexico.

It is estimated that there are over 45,000 species of spiders worldwide, but it is challenging to accurately estimate the total number of individual spiders. Spiders play a crucial role in ecosystems by controlling insect populations.

Yes, there are many species of spiders that live in China, including the Chinese hourglass spider, Chinese bird spider, and Chinese garden orb-weaver. The country's diverse ecosystems support a wide variety of spider species with different habitats and behaviors.

A spider eye typically has multiple simple eyes (called ocelli) that can detect light and dark, while a fly eye has complex compound eyes composed of many individual lenses that can detect motion and detail. Spider eyes are more focused on detecting movement and prey, whereas fly eyes are specialized for navigating and avoiding obstacles during flight.

White tail spiders are active hunters and mostly prey on other spiders. They will stalk the spiders while they are still in their own web and seem to prefer black house spiders as their food of choice

Brains are collections of nerve cells that comprise the main structure in an organism's nervous system. The brain's function is to regulate and coordinate processes distributed throughout the body of the organism that contains it.

Since a cell cannot contain a nervous system (because it would itself be a collection of many specialized cells) a cell cannot have a brain.

In some respects, a cell's nucleus performs brain-like functions. After receiving chemical messages from outside the cell and transcribing those messages according to the code represented by the cell's DNA, the nucleus can transmit messages that govern the activity of the cell by changing the chemical activity within the cell (for example, by calling for the production of certain proteins).

There are related questions with some good answers. The answer depends on the type of spider. Some spiders that build orderly webs can do so in 15-20 minutes or so. Others take longer. Many don't build orderly webs and they work on their webs from time to time. some build a new web every day. Others don't. You're probably thinking of an "orb"-type web when you ask the question. One related question elicited an answer of less than an hour. I've seen them done in significantly less than that, but i bet that's a good upper limit. Some spiders do not build webs at all.

It sounds like you have found a redback spider (Latrodectus hasselti) which is native to Australia. Redback spiders are venomous, and the females can be recognized by their distinctive red stripe on the upper side of their abdomen. If you come across one, it's best to keep a safe distance and avoid handling them.

No, spiders do not have backbones. They belong to a group of animals called arachnids, which have an external skeletal structure called an exoskeleton for support and protection instead of an internal backbone.

A spider with a brown oval mark on its back could potentially be a brown widow spider. Brown widows are related to black widows but have characteristic brown markings on their abdomens. It's always best to consult with an expert or use caution when identifying spiders to avoid potential harm.

A group of Spiders is called a cluster or clutter. Spiders belong to the group of animals called arachnids.

Most spiders have 8 eyes, although some have six or less. Most species have poor vision and can mostly just detect light versus darkness. Some kinds, like jumping spiders and wolf spiders, have good vision. Spider eyes are simple instead of compound and have only one lens in front of the retina.

A black widow spider is black with a red hourglass shape on its abdomen, although the coloration can vary. Females are larger than males, with a body length of about 1.5 inches. They are known for their venomous bite.

There is no definitive answer to this question as it depends on various factors. While it is a common belief that humans unknowingly ingest a certain number of cockroach parts throughout their lifetime due to contaminated food or drink, the actual number is unknown and can vary significantly among individuals.

The spider you are referring to is likely the yellow sac spider. Yellow sac spiders are brown with two yellow stripes on their back and are commonly found in California. They are not considered aggressive towards humans but can deliver a painful bite if provoked.

A brown spider's bite can lead to necrotic arachnidism, in which the tissue in an area of up to several inches around the bite becomes necrotic (dies), producing an open sore that can take months or years to disappear. In most cases.

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