What spider has 10 legs?

Answer 1

By definition, no. Spiders are classified along a certain evolutionary path that has 8 legs, no more, no less.

Having said that, there may be spiders that have vestigal legs lost, almost lost, or converted to non-walking use through evolution.

For that matter, there may be spiders whose mouth parts or other body parts are partly evolved into locomotion helpers.


Contact your local arachnologist for details.




These realities show how interesting evolution actually is.

Answer 2

There are many black or dark colored spiders, including the Black Widow, the Wolf Spider, and Ummidia, the Trap Door Spider.

More detail is needed for identification-- location (both country and geography), behavior, whether the spider has long or short legs, stocky vs delicate body, etc.

(See Related Link for a chart of some of the poisonous spiders in the US.)

All spiders, by definition, have eight legs. (Some people confuse the mouth parts/pincers for legs, but they are not.)

Answer 3

Yes, otherwise they are not spiders. Some spiders survive after having legs removed.

Answer 4

No spiders dont have eight legs they only have 6 like any other insect and people are lying when they say spiders have eight legs so stop lying you stupid people!

Answer 5

no, if a spider has less or more than 8 eyes it is not consider a spider.

Answer 6

No, all spiders have eight legs. This is why they are classified as arachnids.

Answer 7

no spiders have 10 legs only eight and a daddy long legs is not a spider nor insect its a big confusion though.

Answer 8

Yes, all arachnids do.

Answer 9

No. it has got 8 legs.