Spiders

I am wondering the same thing. I have one that hangs out on a column on my front porch. It's mostly white with black on its legs and a arrow on its back pointing towards its head. I have been searching, but no ones seems to know.

A very common house spider is the.... Soft spider it depends where you live they live in the east or... I can't remmeber where Warner places usslay for instance Utah or whyoming it may be a daddy long leg If you live around Missouri Illinois Iowa and those places...

Or it could be a jumping spider all of these spiders ARE not that dangerous nor poiseness they may bite but are not harmfully.

There are reasons why below:

1. because when they are running really fast and they stop and are very still and dont move and you touch it to see if it moves it moves quickly again.

2. there hairy.

3. there faces can sometimes be ugly like the wolf spider and the net casting spider which they both have two large eyes.

Those are some answers, I am a spider expert so keep asking questions and I will answer them

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Anthropod's reproduce by internal fertilization, but this is often by indirect transfer of the sperm via an appendage or the ground, rather than by direct injection. Arthropods are characterized by their jointed limbs and cuticles.

Correct, a spider web is non-living.

There is no official name, as far as I know, but according to the procedure for naming phobias, it should be "ellnikaphobia."

They feed totally on insects.

No.

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Do Boll Weevils Bite Humans! I will begin by telling the story. Recently I few days ago I returned from a hunt in Amarillo Texas to my home in Tennessee. Leaving my equipment bag on a chair in my bedroom for a few days. For about the past three nights I have been waking in the mornings with new bites each night. Thinking it to be a flea since our Labrador sleeps with us, I inspected her very closely. No fleas! This afternoon while inspecting the bed for the evening, "guess what I found"! Yes a small Boll Weevil in the center of the bed under the covers that had been injured probably by the dog jumping on the bed. I identified it via the Internet as confirming it was a boll weevil. Assuming that he had to be the culprit! It would seem that due to a lack of possible moisture or food he chose me as a host and left some nasty bites looking like the worst mosquito bite or flea bite you have ever had, not to mention the itch unmercifully. Even after using after-bite and other remedies. Can't advise about the poisonous section of this question, guess I will find out! However the itch is tremendous! LT.

The kind of bug that looks like a grasshopper and a praying mantis combination, is a cricket. In fact crickets are sometimes mistaken for grasshoppers because they look so similar.

Absolutely nothing, other than you need to either kill the spider, or get up and move if you don't want it to drop down on you.

Some Jumping Spiders and Crab Spiders are yellow with some red and white markings at the back. They are small, the biggest one I seen was 0.5cm-1.5cm long. I never seen a crab spider before but I bet they are the same size. If they are going to fight, the jumping spider would have 90% chance of winning and crab spider would have 30% chance as the jumping spider has more stealth, its more cunning, more distance in sight and can jump 20-50 body lengths away. Oh and by the way the jumping spider is cuter (;

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No. A spider is an arachnid. A starfish is an example of an echinoderm.

a millipede is more dangerous

well... spiders dont seem to like other spiders that much they get bored... so they gang up like some other guy spiders then say 'you know what, lets go and get a lion' *wink wink. so they go get a lion crawl inside its backside and eats his crap for him and say night night and blow up. Quite simple really.

The type of spiders vary as in any country but Australia is known for having the most number of highly venomous spiders as well as snakes. The female funnel web is responsible for most of the bites and is found through southeastern Australia living under city houses. The red-back is very common but lacks the huge fangs of the funnel web. Another spider that has caused a lot attention and fear and is also found in most gardens is the white tailed spider, a small but dangerous spider whose bite can start to rot the flesh. We also have the "bird dropping spider" that are just like bird poo to hide from predators.

It means you need to clean your room a little better.

The "daring jumping spider"! Although they can jump quite well, they are harmless. They are found quite commonly in houses and prey on smaller insects.

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It means you need a therapist.