Spiders

"The Spider and the Fly" is a cautionary tale about a cunning spider who uses flattery to lure a naive fly into his web. The fly ultimately falls victim to the spider's deceitful tactics, highlighting the dangers of succumbing to temptation and trusting false promises. The poem serves as a reminder to be wary of manipulation and to exercise caution in dealings with others.

Lurvy tried to hit Zuckerman's spider, Charlotte, with a stick in "Charlotte's Web." He wanted to get rid of her thinking she was harmful or dangerous.

You want somebody to read the book for you? Not me. ( I'm not gonna read it for you, and I don't want somebody else to read one for me.)

And..I won't watch Citizen Kane and tell you what "Rosebud" means, or Star Wars and tell you who wins. I'm not gonna tell you what the Speckled Band is or what happened to Charlotte the spider neither.

the most poisonus spider is the sydney funnel web spider it is small but strong and deadly.from antonio Louis f. facundo

no the most poisunus spider in the world is the daddy long leg. it may seem really harmless but it is really poisunus. when i first found out i was shocked and teachers know whet their doing

this is still antonio the daddy longlegs has no venom it was proven by mythbusters

jamie was bitten in his arm but no effect,many spiders bit him but still no effect so that myth was busted...watch it at youtube.....

In "The Amazing Spider-Man" movie series, Uncle Ben is played by actor Martin Sheen. He portrays the loving and wise uncle of Peter Parker, who serves as an important mentor in Peter's life.

Spider-Man, a fictional character, is from New York City, specifically Queens.

In most spider species, it is difficult to determine the sex of a spider without examining their reproductive organs under a microscope. Male spiders commonly have enlarged pedipalps called palps that they use to transfer sperm to the female. In some cases, male spiders are smaller and more brightly colored than females.

White tail spiders are poisonous but the venom does not affect humans.

this is not true the reason for the different severity of wounds caused by the white tail is because its venom causes an instant shut down of the immune system of the immediate area around the bite,therefore the different reactions are to do with natural infection. so it would like be getting a cut or puncture wound and having no immune system the cut would infect and start to gangrene.

the tests done on the spider bites to date have all been done in laboratory conditions not allowing for the reaction of infection. the best way to deal with a white tail bit e is to immediately pour a safe strength of pure hydrogen peroxide/dioxide onto the open wound. this will kill any infection or bacteria in the wound immediately do not continue to wash with the peroxide only clean once with peroxide then use 3 times a day pure tea tree oil for keeping the wound clean and boosting the immune system around the wound the tea tree oil also helps to draw oxygenated blood to the wound area. continued use of peroxide to clean the wound will have unwanted effects.

Spiders are quite small and can get through cracks. However with big spiders, they can get through via the roof, vents, ducts and chimneys. Or when you have those small spiders getting in via the cracks and then hiding from sight for a prolonged period of time (1 year), until they grow to a fairly large size. You generally won't see these spiders as they can survive without food from a couple of weeks to more than a year.

use its fangs

Black widows prefer dark damp places, because they are very shy spiders and they try to avoid us humans and also they don't like the light and they don't want to be bothered alot

3 to 4 days I believe.

No, it only has an exoskeleton, like all arachnids.

It would be called a boa spider because o fits movement and color.

Tarantula , Black widow , brown recluse , jumping spider(s) ,

Several insects spin webs, such as Silk Worms. There are also Embioptera more commonly known as "Web Spinners". Don't be confused by different types of webs like spiders (which are arachnids) use to catch prey.

Many spiders look alike. Many belong to the same "family" as other species, and have only very slight differences between them. An example is the Australian redback spider and the American black widow.

I'm sure that my dog was bitten by a spider while living in a basement and has been having skin sores for years now that won't heal and in places that she can't reach to lick. she also smells like burning hair. and has other sores that heal up but then come back. I wish I could help her. I have taken her to a dozen vets

and changed her food a lot of times. sometimes it helps for a while sometimes not.

Any ideas?

Neither has teeth. The grasshopper has chewing mouth parts called mandibles and the spider has hollow venom-injecting fangs. Both are modified legs.

Yeah Antarctica although Antarctica has very little of anything other than snow and ice. Moving there to avoid spiders is perhaps an extreme move and not to be recommended unless you have a very, very warm pair of boots.

Yes, but they are extremely rare. The brown recluse spider, Loxosceles reculsa,is common outdoors and indoors in the southern and central United States. It is uncommon to extremely rare in the Upper Midwest. Only one specimen has been recorded in Minnesota (1953, Lake County). Only two specimens have been recorded in Wisconsin in the last 25 years. Brown recluse spiders have been reported in several widely scattered sites in southern Iowa since 1969. Specimens have been retrieved and confirmed from only twelve counties.

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The Brazilian wandering spider -South America

The Sydney Funnel-Web -Australia

The Black Widow -World Wide

The Wolf Spider -North & South America

The Brown Recluse Spider -World Wide

The Red-Back Spider -Australia

The Sac Spider -Europe

The black widow and redback are the similar species but endemic to different continents.

The above list is inaccurate, wolf spiders are in no way deadly to humans.

No. A camel spider's diet consists of smaller insects, lizards, birds, they will take on a scorpion, and rarely attack a larger animal then themselves.

The name camel spider came about because they live in the desert and is only one of many names for this particular arachnid. Such as the wind scorpion, sand spider, sun spider, and solifugae, which is the Latin name for it.