Spiders

Washington, Oregon, Massechusets, Texas, Alabama, and that's all!

No, Im afraid that is definitely NOT all...... They are very common in North Carolina. Many of the Soldiers from Fort Bragg have been bitten after having been in the field doing training exercises and they are found often in the barracks and in on base housing where many children have been bitten and hospitalized.

Camels eat only plants, but they are really not picky about which ones. They will eat any type of plant they can find, including stems, leaves, and sticks.

Call your next of kin end let them know that you are about to pass. There isn't anything you can do

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· Determine the main colors that make up the spider. For example, a black widow spider is shiny and black with a bright red mark underneath that looks like an hourglass.

· 2

Determine how many eyes the spider has. Most arachnids have eight eyes, but the brown recluse has six eyes and is brown without any markings.

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Notice the patterns on the spider's abdomen and the amount of hair on its legs. For example, the hobo spider and brown recluse look similar, but the hobo has a herringbone pattern on its abdomen and more hair on its legs.

· 4

Catch the spider in a humane bug catcher if you cannot identify it immediately. Examine it closely, using a magnifying glass if necessary.

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most spiders are not venomous, the only spiders that are dangerous are the Northern or Southern Black widow(bright red marking on belly). Very rarely you might see a brown recluse spider (it looks like a little violin is drawn on its back)

Actually, In your sleep, you swallow about five spiders a year. So it's not harmful at all.

Plus, they are a good source of protein.

Interestingly enough, webs are made by both caterpillars and spiders. Tent caterpillars create web-like nests in trees that resemble tents. These silken nests protect them from predators, and also allow them to feed on the leaves of the tree. Spiders also make silken webs. These are typically closer to the shape most often associated with webs. Most spider use their webs to trap their prey and eat.

A spider has only one life, as with all other animals.

After mating, she usually kills and eats her mate. She's black and now has no 'spouse' so she's a black widow. But it is not any more or less usual for the black widow to eat her mate than it is for other spiders.

You eat on average 6-8 spiders a year this is mostly all in your sleep!

The Redback Spider is native to Australia, though it is possible for them to hitchhike on clusters of imported grapes. In the United States, the Black Widow is a close relative.

Pet stores often have tarantulas for sale. Sometimes they have the wrong kind of tarantula for any beginner. If you use something like Google and search for "tarantula" and "price" you will find many on-line sources. Responsible dealers such as Todd Gearheart will have a price list that notes whether a certain tarantula is suitable for beginners, or is "skittish" (and likely to run away), or aggressive (and likely to bite you when you are only trying to give it fresh water or clean out the dead crickets). Then there are a few species that will be marked as having venom sufficiently toxic that it could send you to the hospital. (Nobody is known to have died from a tarantula bite, but many reports indicate that certain species can probably make you feel like you are going to die. These symptoms usually go on for days, too, so you don't want to buy one of them no matter how attractive they may be._

A Giant spider is an introductory monster in RuneScape. Many new players kill the level 2 giant spiders to train combat because of their low combat level and close location to the starting point in Lumbridge. ( Between Lumbridge and Draynor Village, off-road path )
The level 50 giant spiders are found exclusively in the third level of the Stronghold of Security and are popular with higher-levelled players due to the fact that they are aggressive to all players regardless of combat level, making it one of the most popular Free-to-play and Pay-to-play training spots. They are also slightly darker in colour than the lower level spiders. The level 50 Giant spiders are fairly accurate and can hit up to 7, so it is recommended that players wear at least full rune armour and bring food (filling the inventory with food is recommended as the spiders drop nothing).

Daddy Long Legs are spiders. Spiders are not insects and they are not vertebrates.

Tarantula's actually are not poisonous to humans unless you area allergic to their bites, they are poisonous but tarantula bites are comparabe to bee stings unless you are allergic to the bites. Black Widows however are very poisonous and their bites can kill humans.

Spiders actually suck all the bodily fluids out until the insect is a dry carcass. While many spiders simply wait for any bug to come along, it is important to know that there are many different kinds of spiders and they all have different appetites.

Crabs do get afraid, especially of predators that will harm and eat them. Crabs that feel in danger will use their pincers to fight back.

Well a squid doesnt have "legs", but they have Appendages and there are 10 appendages.

Sydney brown trapdoor spider was created in 1878.

Spiders don't only eat blood.

A lot of spiders inject liquefying venom into their prey, and its insides turn into a sort of fluid which can then be easily sucked out by the spider. They then discard whatever is left. This is mostly spiders that live in webs, and some jumping spiders.

Bigger spiders, such as tarantulas or other roaming spiders use their fangs to crush up their prey while spewing digestive, liquefying juices over it, and eat up the liquefied insect. They usually only leave a mushed up, black ball that used to be the insect.

i answer myself the same question...

7mm for their body, and 14mm for their legs

spray them with deoderant and they shrivel up nicely

Yes some of them do make a silken ground-cover for the spot that they like to stand on while waiting for prey. They stand at the center of the (usually raised) spot where they like to stand and turn around and around while expelling silk in a broad band from their spinnerets. Then they keep extending the edges until they have enough covered to satisfy themselves.

Tarantulas that live in burrows will cover the walls of the burrow with webbing to improve their footing and to help prevent cave-ins. The method is the same.

Tarantulas that live in trees and bushes will make vertical silken "socks" to live in. The method is the same, but they start at the top and apply silk in a vertically hanging circle around themselves until they get the "sock" long enough to satisfy themselves.

No, it is not true. Spiders do eat insects like gnats, but they also eat other other insects, spiders, and some large spiders have been seen to eat other small animals such as millipedes, wood lice, lizards, frogs, and birds.