the fishermans spider, I'm not positive on the term, but i looked it up when i was young because i had one on me while i was fishing, a friend knocked it off of me into the water, and it stood up on the water and walked away.. apparently, they blow an air bubble under the water to catch small fish...Spiders...they're everywhere!
The water spider spider is one of the few that lives close to water or in the water. This spider can stay under water for up to several months on the same air
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no not for long periods of time - some spiders that build webs underwater will install an air pocket in their web, or 'diving bell,' so that it can keep a fresh supply of oxygen nearby. They can also trap air bubbles between the hairs on their exoskeleton for use underwater.
Spider like all anthropods do not actively breath, they have no diaphram, so they cannot 'hold their breath' as the higher vertabrates do.
No; although they get it only from the body fluids of their preys.
yes for days.
Spiders need to live is water, food, and air.
There are no actual species of spider called wood spiders, but people call brown spiders that live in wood piles, "wood spiders."
Bird eating spiders live in the Canopy because that's where a lot of birds live.
because they can not breath under water that long? because they can not breath under water that long?
Some do. Think crab, lobster, barnacle, horseshoe crab, water beetles and even diving bell spiders.
Spiders need to live is water, food, and air.
no
Under you bed
Some spiders get most of their water from their prey, but if a spider is thirsty and there is a drop of dew it will suck up water from the drop. If there is a little trickle of water running down a stone they will get their mouth down close to the stone and drink their fill. If they find a puddle of water they will drink from that. Some spiders are adapted to live around streams, or even to live under water. So those spiders will very easily get water from any large body of water.
Arachnids are animals like Spiders,ticks and different types of crabs so they live mostly on land since spider and ticks cant breath under water
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Lobsters, crabs, and horseshoe crabs are examples of arthropods that live in the ocean. Crayfish (aka crawdads), diving beetles, diving spiders, and pond skimmers are examples of arthropods that live in fresh water.
Not all spiders live above ground. Wolf spiders live and layd eggs under ground. Tarantulas also like to live underground because they prefer cooler areas.
it is no way they can breathe under water so shut up
red back Spiders live in webs and also found under rocks and logs! They can also be found in corners of sheds and rooms.
Most Spiders will live in the web they have spun to catch their prey. Others will burrow under ground, and wait to ambush, or atack their prey.
Red back spiders live under rocks, in logs, under rubble and rubbish ,amoung rocks and in sheds