Spiders

According to google translate "I don't like spiders" is "Je n'aime pas les araignées" but the translator is not always totally correct.

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

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Proteins =3 (This is the 100% right answer because it is in my science online textbook and the original one)

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.

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.

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.

Spiders and bees are alike because they both have atleast two body parts (head, and the thorax).

maybe if your question made sense i could answer it :p

Tarantulas

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'.

yes, bird has protein for red head spider so they ate

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

There are several genera of spiders that get called "hunting spiders." Their common characteristic is that they do not use webs to catch their prey. Instead, they crawl around looking for things to grab and bite. Some of them operate in bushes and other tall vegetation, some live close to water and may even be able to walk on the surface of the water, some stay mostly on the ground (and may spend part of the time in their burrow). Spiders are, generally speaking, hunters who take targets of convenience. So what an individual spider eats may depend a great deal on what happens to be available. Some hunting spiders occasionally catch minnows or small fish, but the one who catch such water creatures are likely to be the so-called "fishing spiders" that live near and on the water. Wolf spiders generally stay on the ground, so they would rarely have the opportunity to catch a moth or butterfly. However, should a moth drop to earth within sight of a wolf spider then it would likely get pounced on. Lynx spiders like to climb around on bushes and small trees, so they would be most likely to encounter fling insects that might land near them and insects that are likely to crawl around where they live. Jumping spiders like to hunt in bright daylight and favor the trunks of trees and vertical surfaces like walls in the sun. They are most likely to catch house flies, horse flies, and other insects that like to fly around in the sun and to rest on vertical surfaces. There are snakes that are tiny when full grown and even smaller when newly hatch, newborn baby mice that would make a meal for a big wolf spider or fishing spider if they had the opportunity to catch one, etc. In other words, any living thing about the same size or smaller than a hunting spider would be an acceptable meal in moth cases. The exceptions are probably things like wolly bears and slime-covered worms that have their own kinds of special protection from predation.

Banana spider

The ancient Greeks, which used the story of Arachne to inspire the name. Basically the goddess Athena got mad at arachne for doing better art than her. She ordered a competition. Whoever made better art won. Long story short, Arachne wove a better tapestry than Athena, and in rage, Athena turned Arachne into a spider. Thus, inspiring the name: "Arachnid"

For example : Cockroach with 3stages , Dragonfly with 3stages and Mealworm Beetle with 3stages etc.....

Spiders are terrestrial. Some species spread themselves through the air by 'ballooning', they make a web that floats in the air.

• They make silk which is provided for fishing nets and clothes
• Scientists are looking for cures with spider venom
• They can kill and eat mosquitoes. Mosquitoes can give people encephalitis, dengue and malaria.
• They eat bug that you don't want like the daddy long legs eat cockroaches.

No they are not, but they are some ill lookin lil fckers

There are over 3500 species of spiders in the United States. The black widow has a shiny black body with a red hourglass on it's abdomen. This one of the most poisonous spiders in the United States. The daring jumping spider, also known as the bold spider, is also black and may have a white marking on the back of its abdomen.

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