the nervous system is still active fo a number of minutes thus the leg continues to kick, it is rather frantic because that is how the nervous system of the leg reacts to the shock of being removed from the body
Cellar spider
Granddaddy longlegs live in moist, dark places. They mostly eat decomposing vegetable and animal matter. They have tiny mouths, that are too small to bite humans.
Granddaddy Long Legs do no make a sound that people can hear they are small and feather light. They are one of the most poisonous spiders there is thankfully their mouths are to small to harm humans.
about six weeks.
Under the right conditions a long, long, time. Consider the mummies of Egypt; 3000 years old or more and we still keep them on display.
the scientific name for a granddaddy long leg spider is pholcidae
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Granddaddy long legs are not poisonous;however, they can bite you. Often these granddaddy long legs are mistaken as spiders. These small creatures are actually a different species called harvestmen. They can bite but they usually do not bother humans. The, "Granddaddy long legs are the most poisonous spiders in the world but cannot bite you" quote is a myth. Here is a video I have found on Youtube with the Mythbusters crew and this myth. You need not do anything when you're bitten. I was bitten last month and just put an ice pack on the bite. I hope this helped. (:
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Cellar spider
http://www.ehow.com/video_4395574_post-phase_-moving-making-tips.html
Granddaddy longlegs live in moist, dark places. They mostly eat decomposing vegetable and animal matter. They have tiny mouths, that are too small to bite humans.
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