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Spiders
Arachnida (Arachnids), with approzimately 39,500 identified species, are commonly known as spiders. All spiders are both carnivorous and venomous, but only a very small percentage are potentially dangerous to humans. Ask and answer questions here about these eight legged fascinating wonders.
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As far as I know, any spider can be eaten without getting poisoned.
The only U.S. spiders that have seriously toxic venom in the U.S. are the widow spiders and the brown recluse spiders. There is one spider, the "red widow spider" (Latrodectus bishopi) that has red-orange, yellow, and black coloration. They haven't been recorded as biting people, so it is unknown just how toxic they might be.
What kind of spider is kinda small and has long legs small head is brown?
Sounds like a common wolf spider they are small but bigger than some other spiders which makes look like it is kinda small it has long legs almost like a daddy long leg it also has a brown head
How long can a brown recluse spider bite stay on your body?
I have a spider bite at the moment and it's so painful! I got it on Monday i think. When I looked online, it said it will last a day or 2 if it wasn't venomous, but if it was venomous it can last over 1 week. If it is still there after 2 weeks and it is not getting better, go to the doctors/hospital.
What two spiders native to NM are poisonous?
The two types of poisonous spiders in New Mexico of the Black Widow and the Brown Spider. The blanca, desert, and Apache are all species of Brown Spider.
What do insects use their legs for?
The antennae of a ladybug (ladybird) helps the ladybug smell, taste, and feel its way around.
Not normally. There have been some found in Flint, Lansing, and Hillsdale county.
Yes spiders love conkers! people say they dont but that is just a rumour since they actually love them so much.
How do you say you dont like spiders in french?
According to google translate "I don't like spiders" is "Je n'aime pas les araignées" but the translator is not always totally correct.
What does the darkling beetle eat?
i have a green anole myself. once i found one of theses beetles in its cage and i searched do meal worms turn into beetles. it said yes. well, then i searched do they bite. it ALSO said yes!! Now i am very scared that if my anole tries to eat it that it'll bite him. So now, if i EVER find one of those darkling beetles in its cage, im killing it!!
i hope this answer helped!! :D
What is the composition of spider's web?
Proteins =3 (This is the 100% right answer because it is in my science online textbook and the original one)
Is the button spider poisonous?
By button spider I am guessing you mean the button spider from the Latrodecutus family. Therefore, it's bite has a latrotoxin dangerous to humans.
This gets confusing because the name "daddy long-legs" is spelled a variety of ways, and is applied to different, unrelated animals.
Here in the U.S., a "daddy long legs" usually means an arachnid properly called a "harvestman," in the order Opiliones. They look like spiders, but have only one body segment instead of the two that spiders have. Also, harvestmen are not venomous like most spiders are.
"Daddy long legs" is also frequently misapplied to long-legged spiders properly called "cellar spiders" in the family Pholcidae. Pholcids spin webs, whereas harvestmen, which are not spiders, do not spin webs.
Lastly, in the United Kingdom, "daddy long legs" usually means crane flies in the family Tipulidae. Crane flies look like enormous mosquitoes, but crane flies do not bite.
Latrotoxin is the poison that is in a black widow spider's bite.
Specifically, the arachnid in question (Lactrodectus spp) carries venom which functions as a neurotoxin. Latrotoxin therefore impacts the human system for 3-7 days in milder cases and in 21+ days in more extreme cases. The most extreme reaction will be death, on the way to which there will be abdominal cramps, extreme sweating, muscle pain, and sustained readings of high blood pressure and heart beats.
there is a thing called surface tension. Surface tention is the uneven forces acting on the particles on a surface of a liquid and this causes the water to act like a sort of thin film and therefor the spider can float.
spiders have 6 eyes because ecologicly 2 milllion years ago a man named salist marnay lived on earth, he was a scientist and put different parts of eyes from 6 different dinasour babys. altogether, i made that up and spiders dont have 6 eyes.
Can spiders lay eggs in your skin?
No. Spiders go to a quiet place, make a sort of cup out of their silk, lay the eggs in the cup, and wrap it the rest of the way up.
Spiders do not even want to be on your skin. I just tested that once again today when I was cleaning house and found a little "second cousin" of a black widow. It was coming down a thread of silk, so I held my hand underneath it. The instant it touched my hand it knew that something was wrong and went right back up its line of silk to get away from this noxious landing place.
How are spiders and bees alike?
Spiders and bees are alike because they both have atleast two body parts (head, and the thorax).
Do spiders eat ground beetles?
Well, Spiders tend to eat anything that gets caught in their web, but obviously they would take care to not eat the stingers. To spiders, anything that lands in their web is classed as 'food'.
Do little spiders eat other little spiders or not?
yes, bird has protein for red head spider so they ate
What is the structure of spider silk?
sooa black widdow spider i a very venousmous spider and i no that the males are usually about a inch or so smaller then the female spider
