Pelican spiders are also called "assassin spiders" because their diet consists entirely of other spiders, which they slowly stalk and devour.
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If you love spiders, you will really love jumping spiders.
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Fishing spiders, commonly mistaken for wolf spiders, are known to live near water.
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A list of things creepier than spiders: parasitic worms, ticks, ancient proto-spiders.
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ScienceTake There are some spiders that even other spiders should be afraid of.
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The former penal colony is home to spiders, bigger spiders, Tony Abbott, and Baz Lurhmann's filmmaking.
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Here's what is happening: Spiders: The Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) will continue protecting certain spiders.
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And the fact that spiders kill other pests (including other spiders!) is a pretty big deal.
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Spiders are friendly presences that eat mosquitoes… spiders are helpful and protective, just like my mother.
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In one study, however, aggressive spiders in so-called mutualistic relationships suffered compared to docile spiders.
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Freaky spiders Researchers spotted five new spiders this year, and some of them are pretty strange.
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In this case, the stick spiders radiated into three ecological types: brown rock-dwelling spiders, shiny gold leaf-dwelling spiders, and a white matted species of spider that munches on lichen.
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Here's what is happening: Spiders: The Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) is proposing new protections for spiders.
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"Were the spiders living in my house, or was I living in the spiders' house?" asked Mr. Saraceno.
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Though spiders and daddy longlegs (also known as harvestman spiders) are both arachnids, they are not closely related.
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Velvet spiders, or Stegodyphus dumicola, are social spiders that live in large communal nests consisting of hundreds of members.
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These spiders are also known as "whip spiders" or "whip scorpions" because of their elongated whip-like front legs.
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In "The Spiders and the Bees," the animation channel TheOdd1sOut puts forward the opinion that spiders shouldn't be feared.
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The stick spiders had to quickly adapt to their new digs, which they did by trapping and eating other spiders.
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SPIDERS CAN USE ELECTRICITY TO FLY THROUGH THE AIR LIKE A REAL-LIFE &aposSPIDERMAN&apos Brown recluse spiders are venomous.
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The flights of spiders are well known, but not their physics, so Mr. Cho tested crab spiders both in nature and in a wind tunnel, and discovered, among other things, what holds the spiders up in the air.
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Another group researchers concluded that these tailed-spiders should be lumped in with a group of more primitive, now extinct spiders.
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With their impossibly spindly legs, sea spiders—which aren't even actual spiders—stride across the ocean floor with eerily slow, deliberate steps.
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I remember very distinctly the moment when I became afraid of spiders and also the moment when I became unafraid of spiders.
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These spiders will then pass on their traits to new generations and slowly spiders will grow more hardcore in order to survive.
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And Morehouse noted that it doesn't really explain why these spiders continue nursing for so long, and why other spiders don't produce milk.
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Researchers note that the spiders are most active late at night, in contrast with most nocturnal spiders, which are active early at night.
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Garcia also told the BBC that the female spiders would sometimes get confused and think they were supposed to eat the male spiders.
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They used two models to calculate how much prey spiders consume and the average number of spiders per square meter in a certain habitat.
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In these trees, spiders that have similar genetic markers are deemed more closely related to one another than to spiders whose markers are different.
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The Pelican spiders, so-called because of a long neck and long jaw-like appendages, make a living by hunting and killing other spiders.
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The results were similar; the spiders with impaired sight were less likely to capture prey (in this case, crickets) than were the able-eyed spiders.
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Not only are some of these trap-jaw spiders fast, four of the spiders boast a power output exceeding the known capacity of their muscles.
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Unlike some other spiders, which can use their silk to "balloon" and even direct their aerial path over huge ocean distances, trapdoor spiders are firmly grounded.
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When the electric field was turned on, the spiders ballooned; the likely cause of this is spiders&apos sensory hairs, known as trichobothria, the researchers believe.
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Spiders can also make "silkhenge," vertical structures constructed from silk, "bridal veils" to protect smaller male spiders from their more aggressive female counterparts, and even slingshots.
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Jumping spiders can hear what you're up to from across the room, much to the surprise of researchers, as the spiders lack ears or ear-like structures.
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They bought four female regal jumping spiders (Phidippus regius), one of the more than 6,000 species of jumping spiders that belong to the Salticidae family of arthropods.
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Spiders are known to use internal hydraulic pressure to extend their legs, and some scientists have speculated that jumping spiders use this pressure to propel them forward.
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Aggressiveness can be determined based on their speed, attackers pursuing prey, cannibalizing male spiders as well as eggs and their vulnerability to the invasion of predatory spiders.
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"This research shows how little we know about spiders and how much there is still to discover," Hannah Wood, curator of spiders at the museum, said in a statement.
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Image: AP GOP presidential candidate and sentient sac of millions of spiders Donald Trump—literally more spiders than you've ever seen—does not have a coherent stance on cybersecurity.
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But when the trapdoor spiders' food supply — typically smaller insects and arthropods — was affected, perhaps by an invasive species of grass, the spiders tended to die within a year.
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" - Wanda, 224 "Eating spiders while asleep is real.
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By removing the spiders' hairs — or "white stripes," as they're called — the researchers determined that spiders who have been shaved are significantly less likely to attract flying prey, like moths.
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However, we all know that the continent is loaded with deadly snakes, octopuses with enough poison to kill humans, nightmare-inducing spiders, and bees that are even scarier than the spiders.
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The lodge, the spiders, Josh — none of it happened.
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" Or, "A thousand baby spiders burst from her scalp!
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Starting with the available data on the mass of spiders found per square metre in Earth's main habitat types��forests, grasslands, fields of crops and so on, they calculated the amount of prey required in each habitat to support the weight of spiders there, based on spiders' known food requirements per unit of body weight.
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By studying the spiders' behavior, the researchers found that female virgin spiders "contributed to all aspects of extended brood care," including regurgitation, feeding, and matriphagy—an evolutionary adaptation known as cooperative breeding.
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INDIANA MAN WARNS LOCALS TO &aposBEWARE&apos OF GIANT SPIDERS AFTER SPOTTING 6-INCH CRAWLER AT WORK In total, Wright found roughly 50 brown recluse spiders in her apartment, the news station reported.
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That suggests rural spiders are indeed photophobic while urban spiders, though not actually attracted to the light, have ceased to be afraid of it—not so much Steatoda triangulosa, then, as Steatoda luminosa.
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For example, Australia's Border Force found a host of spiders and snakes in a box marked as "2 pair shoes," mailed from Northern Europe — because Australia doesn't have enough spiders and snakes already.
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Snakes, lizards, frogs, spiders, and insects came in to stay.
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When it was turned off, the spiders would glide down.
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After all, all men must die — and that includes Spiders.
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Why Do Spiders Drink From My Mouth While I'm Sleeping?
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Spiders are an incredibly diverse and prolific group of invertebrates.
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There's no word on what kind of spiders they are.
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"Spiders will make their party and die soon," she said.
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The Spiders were without their second and third leading scorers.
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Elements like snakes, spiders, and scorpions merge with religious symbols.
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Arachnophobia is defined as having an irrational fear of spiders.
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Don't underestimate people when they say they're scared of spiders.
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The park has been milking spiders for venom since 1981.
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It's the littler spiders that we always have problems with.
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The spiders can be found in secluded, dry, sheltered areas.
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Huntsman spiders in Australia are fond of hiding in cars.
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There were spiders and rats being cradled like precious objects.
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The only wild living things left are spiders and crows.
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There are diamanté spiders, and gold bees with human faces.
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In Australia, everything's trying to kill you — spiders, snakes, octopuses!
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The latter might be a fear of spiders or snakes.
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Black spiders hung from webs spun between the portico's columns.
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Here come these spiders, their eyes popping out at you.
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Things come out at night like giant spiders and fireflies.
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This one, on how spiders fly, was fascinating and relevant.
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Cambodians have long hunted spiders for food and medicine but it wasn't until severe food shortages during the genocidal Khmer Rouge regime in the mid-1970s that people turned to spiders as a staple.
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Cambodians have long hunted spiders for food and medicine but it wasn't until severe food shortages during the genocidal Khmer Rouge regime in the mid-1970s that people turned to spiders as a staple.
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The so-called "walking prey" were significantly larger than the airborne prey, meaning the spiders with full-fledged vision could feast on larger prey in greater numbers than spiders with blocked vision, Stafstrom said.
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According to BBC Focus, the United Kingdom is the home to three spiders that may or may not be interested in biting you: the cellular spider, the woodlouse spider, and the false widow spiders.
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True spiders, to which sea spiders (some of which have more than eight legs) are but distantly related, are known for certain only from as far back as the Carboniferous period, about 300m years ago.
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Crab spiders are decently large for spiders that fly—though still only 5 millimeters long—so Cho thought they'd be excellent test subjects, because he wouldn't need a heavy-duty zoom to record their behavior.
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"We're working right now with Tomás on understanding how spiders build extremely complex shapes in open space without any scaffolding or help," said Mr. Buehler, who has spiders building small cities in his M.I.T. basement.
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Rosemary Shaffer wrote about spiders and trucks, and then the ladybugs.
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I don't normally mind spiders but this one gave me palpitations.
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So how about a sack full of tiny little crawling spiders?
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PEACOCKS strut; bowerbirds build lovenests; spiders gift-wrap flies in silk.
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This includes everything from insects and spiders to centipedes and crabs.
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Image; David McClenaghan/Wikimedia CommonsFunnel web spiders are a perplexing bunch.
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After the spiders hatched, he wrote the children's tale, per NPR.
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Just ditch the spiders if you want a less festive look.
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Some animals, like some scorpions and spiders, have evolved similar toxins.
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If you try to prepare them, well...most spiders are small.
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It is one of only nine alloy-bodied LWB California Spiders.
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Importantly, spiders are able to manipulate all three of these characteristics.
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Spiders eating small mammals isn't a common event, but it happens.
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Image: Mark Cowan/Amphibian & Reptile ConservationBut it wasn't just all spiders.
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As their name suggests, brown recluse spiders typically keep to themselves.
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Check out portraits comprised of cabbage, raw meat, and spiders below.
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Huntsman spiders can be aggressive, and will attack humans if provoked.
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Like spiders and scorpions, they are arachnids or joint-legged arthropods.
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Early on, there were obvious, clear references in Mind Spiders songs.
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Fossil hunters in Korea discovered long-dead spiders preserved in rock.
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A mystery still remains, however: How did the spiders become fossilized?
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Common examples are arachnophobia (spiders), claustrophobia (confined spaces) and hydrophobia (water).
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There is no word on the fate of the two spiders.
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The oldest-known true spiders lived about 315 millions year ago.
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Ferrari built 56 250 GT California Spiders, according to RM Sotheby's.
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"Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars" (1973), starring David Bowie.
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"Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars" (1973), starring David Bowie.
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" Bowen said, "I'm like, 'Who's following me, I can hear spiders!
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People hate these spiders, but they're very peaceful and docile creatures.
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Male nursery web spiders have evolved a different kind of defense.
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I was living in a basement, alone with spiders and depression.
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Even the youngest babies got stressed looking at snakes and spiders.
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In the US, a lot of sleep paralysis sufferers see spiders.
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But once you've seen these spiders, it makes up for it.
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Flies and flatworms shun it, as do mice and wolf spiders.
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They estimate spiders eat 400-800 million tons of prey annually.
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And Kardashian West isn't the only one who's afraid of spiders.
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I kid you not, we had to kill hundreds of spiders.
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This category doesn't just include spiders and humans, but whales, too.
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Spiders coach Danny Rocco is a former assistant at Virginia. 3.
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It's all just so cute, even the one-eyed jumping spiders.
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Behind the phenomenon, Pergantis said, are the spiders' favorite snacks: gnats.
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LG: Did they look like spiders that tried to kill people?
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Some spiders use ballooning to catch gusts of wind and surf the skies; watching teeny, tiny crab spiders do this is actually pretty freaking awesome (even if their presence in the skies is, you know, not).
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The fossils resemble modern-day spiders: they have eight legs, silk-spinning organs called spinnerets, and eye-dropper-like appendages that male spiders use to stick sperm into their mates — just like today's eight-legged crawlers.
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Now, a new study shows that the two giant eyes among the spiders' eight total peepers make the key difference in helping the spiders to see better at night, and zero in on prey walking nearby.
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By releasing a bouquet of streamer-like silks, baby spiders ascend into the air to find new homes after hatching, and adult spiders do so to get around more easily and find mates and new food sources.
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After the experiment ended, Stafstrom peeled the dental silicone off of the spiders' eyes, and then returned a day or so later, doing the experiment again, but this time allowing the spiders to use their full vision.
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How sea spiders organise their oxygen supply has long been a mystery.
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It's one of 12 Touring Spiders around, so complimenti to the buyer.
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It's one of 12 Touring Spiders around, so complimenti to the buyer.
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You might not be tight with spiders, and I'm OK with that.
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However, Wright told WSMT-TV she later found spiders "left and right."
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He added that it would eat insects and spiders smaller than itself.
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There are two types of bugs I'll never kill: spiders and bees.
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Black foam spiders with tiny flower bonnets dangled in front of him.
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His spotlight illuminated the eyes of spiders, foxes and a small owl.
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It preys on large, ground-dwelling creatures like beetles, crickets and spiders.
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Spiders make silk by secreting a protein solution through a narrow duct.
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When we think Halloween decorations, we typically picture cobwebs and fake spiders.
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Martín Ramírez's team has been studying spiders on the island since 2011.
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Fun fact about these new ghost spiders: males have unusually small genitalia.
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"The amount of spiders and snakes was a bit disconcerting," he says.
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Forget snakes and spiders — Khloé Kardashian has a phobia of belly buttons.
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If there were birds there, they would have been eating those spiders.
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During one 1991 solar eclipse, spiders were seen taking down their webs.
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Do mutant silkworms have the same effect on humans as radioactive spiders?
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You have platypus with toxins that are similar to snakes and spiders.
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The shirt was designed by California-based studio The Spiders From Arts.
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He would plant fake spiders and snakes around me to scare me.
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It's a phenomenon most common with juvenile or smaller species of spiders.
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Catching venomous spiders is safe, as long precautions are followed, Faulkner said.
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" The motto of the Bohemian Club is "weaving spiders, come not here.
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The threats, the judgement, the spiders; I was terrified of this town.
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The Cleveland Spiders' record 134 losses in 1899 (20 wins) is safe.
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Today's wolf spiders employ the same eye structures to hunt, Selden added.
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These 'Pure English Apes,' the author charged, 'might learn to eat Spiders.
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The basement of Turkish politics is deep, dark, and full of spiders.
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"I don't like spiders at all, but I love heights," he said.
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Rain is already annoying enough when it's not seemingly made of spiders.
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Those same spiders should sink their teeth into bad actors as well.
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But Lee's turnover on Vandy's final possession led to a Spiders breakaway.
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You can create the illusion of spiders infesting your home with magnets.
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People are scared of spiders, heights, clowns, and I'm scared of this.
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Now, if there's anything scarier than bears, spiders and snakes, it's... cows?
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Instead, they mostly catch spiders, ants, and other critters that can't fly.
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There are also snakes, lizards and spiders for purchase in the store.
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Sneak (or snake) attack Some people fear spiders and others fear snakes.
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The comedians placed plastic spiders on the vehicles, the police and themselves.
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ScienceTake Sexual cannibalism makes mating dangerous for male spiders of many species.
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Others reported vermin, from black widow spiders to rodents, bats and snakes.
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"I walked into the classroom and there were spiders everywhere," he says.
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But they're not all happy little spiders peacefully sharing the same space.
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That means your co-workers have planted surprise spiders around the office.
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The FWS proposed Tuesday to list tarantula spiders as an endangered species.
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Spiders strike many people as creepy when seen with the naked eye.
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Sure, spiders are scary enough to send some people into a tizzy.
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Why test her reading with a passage about spiders, or the Titanic?
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Giant spiders made from balloons dwarf whole homes, headless horsemen haunt lawns.
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I remember that squaddies kicked me unconscious outside Spiders nightclub in Hull.
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The researchers were able to conduct the experiment without harming the spiders.
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No one really knows if spiders fart; it's just never been studied.
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Shaking trees might cause spiders to fall out, which you can catch.
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What is the latest thing scientists have found out about sea spiders?
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Requires well-drained soil, indirect light, surprisingly no spiders and occasional watering.
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Troemel, predictably, had a more considered take on the NADA -spiders project.
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I asked Citarella and Troemel if they had actually released any spiders.
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He began catching spiders and putting them to work in his studio.
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Dr Wang and Dr Tso were curious about how spiders manage this.
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So what if I had to battle some wasps, spiders and sunburn?
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The spiders' gonads are in their legs — and so are their guts.
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"I can tell you, we had spiders, snakes, crickets, cockroaches," he said.
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"It's fun to try to identify the types of spiders," she said.
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The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time had 3 golden skull spiders.
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The proposal would be solidified if future genetics research on the other island spiders also shows an evolutionary timeline that doesn't match up with geologic events, or if trapdoor spiders are discovered in a vegetation raft at sea.
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But on the positive side: They were named the Spiders, which is not only not racist (spiders don't even see race) but is also several thousand percent more metal than any other MLB team name, past present and future.
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She glanced down and saw about 50 black spiders crawling on the floor.
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THE phrase "prehistoric monster" might have been coined with sea spiders in mind.
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But jumping spiders providing milk presents an extreme case of invertebrate parental care.
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But it's unknown if any charges were pressed against the spiders for trespassing.
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Brown recluse spiders are dead in a trap inside of Angela Wright's home.
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Regal jumping spiders like Kim might differ in other ways from their cousins.
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Jumping spiders often secrete a bit of silk as they prepare to jump.
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Brown recluse spiders are dead in a trap inside of the couple's home.
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Fun fact: While most spiders have eight eyes, the brown recluse has six.
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Most brown widow spiders have an orange-colored hourglass shape on the abdomen.
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"Maybe it's comforting to know that spiders can leave your area," she said.
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In many species of insects and spiders, females eat their partners after sex.
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MOST SPIDERS avoid light because, besides being predators, they are also potential prey.
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My own flashlights are dead, rolled underneath my bed where the spiders live.
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"We watched spiders getting instantly killed by this army of ants," Rabosky explained.
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And the true worth of spiders is revealed, in how much they eat
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The animals we fear and love Are you scared of spiders or snakes?
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In her show, Why Do Spiders Drink From My Mouth While I'm Sleeping?
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Alex Ross can't kill spiders, even when he's wearing his big boy boots.
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Meet the jumping spiders, which instead of spinning homes, actively stalk their prey.
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Tracking how these spiders form helps scientists understand wind patterns on the planet.
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Compared to spiders, the mating sequence that transpires afterwards can be almost tantric.
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This includes birds, butterflies, dragonflies, bees, grasshoppers, spiders and large and small mammals.
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A sea of giant spiders surrounds Harry and Ron in the Forbidden Forest.
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Simulated dragons, spiders, and other obstacles swoop in and out along the way.
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Spiders are the earthly manifestation of true evil and should not be misjudged.
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Trapdoor spiders are called such because they don't spin webs like many others.
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This can be used to treat those who've suffered bites from deadly spiders.
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With titles like Night of the Nun, Buzz-Saw Blood House and SPIDERS!
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Even some invertebrates, including digger wasps, hermit crabs and some spiders, use tools.
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On them, you'll find a fear of speaking in public, heights, snakes, spiders.
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There are flies, spiders, and other animals in it, but I like that.
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Her sister, Khloé Kardashian, is seemingly just as afraid of the fuzzy spiders.
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For this Halloween season, take a moment to consider the beauty of spiders.
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And these spiders with their delicate, sand-colored exoskeletons, are not bothering anyone.
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"I would have told you I had four species of spiders," he admitted.
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Snakes, spiders and scorpions were responsible for 99 deaths over the eight years.
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The genes are similar to those of other animals like snakes and spiders.
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As to why the spiders got mean, the researchers had a few ideas.
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Unlike today's spiders, uraraneids had plates on their bellies rather than squishy abdomens.
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Front Burner Cannibalism exists among polar bears, spiders, tadpoles, chimpanzees, sharks and humans.
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No news to the sea spiders, but good to know for the future.
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These abilities are among the characteristics that set them apart from spiders biologically.
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Dr. Mason's doctoral thesis focused on the conservation threats faced by trapdoor spiders.
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Honeybees join this short list that includes chimpanzees, African grey parrots and spiders.
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The Daily Mail filmed him helping a woman conquer her fear of spiders.
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With the growth of the gnat population, the spiders also thrive and multiply.
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Q&A Q. Do spiders bite people out of fear, hunger or curiosity?
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Scare all your friends this Halloween by drawing giant spiders on your face.
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Image: Philippe Fernandez-FournierThese spiders are rigid in their behaviors, which is why Fernandez-Fournier took notice when he saw some of these spiders, who were infected with a parasitic larva, straying about one or two feet from the colony.
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They're also all male, which Selden says makes sense based on the behavior of modern spiders: adult male spiders are more likely to be wandering around somewhere they could become trapped in the flowing tree sap that hardened into amber.
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The Silver Spiders performance took place at Rosekill, Kingston, New York on July 30.
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A father in Ireland invented it for his son, who was scared of spiders.
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But hear me out: I've got a group of spiders that may convert you.
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"Most of the time when [these spiders] bite, it's an accident," says Dr. Wolf.
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Customers have attempted to fly with comfort turkeys, gliding possums, snakes, spiders and more.
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Spiders can use electricity to fly through the air like a &aposreal-life Spiderman.
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Urban legend says that you swallow a certain number of spiders in your sleep.
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There was a madcap pest control game that involved smashing spiders with a bat.
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The creepy poster shows an unknown woman with spiders emerging from beneath her eyelashes.
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Scientists have observed other spiders eating snakes, too, like this example from South Africa.
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Forget spiders and bullies — getting Alzheimer's like his father is Cooper's real worst fear.
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These spiders tend to hunt at night and use venom to paralyze their prey.
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Silk is made by silkworms for their cocoons and by spiders for their webs.
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The episode has drummed up controversy because of its implication that spiders are harmless.
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The backgrounds feature a classic cast of bats, zombies, spiders, and jack-o-lanterns.
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To create these stirrers, glue plastic spiders to the ends of metallic stir sticks.
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David Bowie and the Spiders from Mars are in the middle of their set.
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This discovery allowed the researchers to infer quite a bit about these spiders' behavior.
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Ryan is now five albums deep into Mind Spiders along with drummer Mike Throneberry.
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"It was one of the biggest huntsman spiders he'd ever seen," Latton told Insider.
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Forget heights, spiders and enclosed spaces, can you imagine being scared of mashed potatoes?
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Why it matters: Their clock is so fast, it's unclear how the spiders survive.
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Now we know where the inspiration for Ron Weasley's fear of spiders came from.
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Ironically, controlled VR environments are actually used to treat phobias, including fear of spiders.
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The rest of the Spiders were a combined 23-for-213 from the floor.
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Black widows are the most venomous spiders in North America, according to National Geographic.
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It's the thing that preceded spiders in evolution—the first attempt, the dry run.
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And, this is funny ... he was afraid of spiders, but eventually overcame his fears.
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Then, I know my pattern for spiders, and I can infer your spider pattern.
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When he first moved in, the house was infested with mites, spiders, and mice.
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Then look at these spiders, from our ScienceTake vault, spectacular in appearance and behavior.
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Once thought extinct, pelican spiders are actually thriving in Madagascar, South Africa and Australia.
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You may be asking the obvious Ziggy-inspired question: So where were the spiders?
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But in the swirling waters around our planet's icy poles, these spiders are giants.
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" Later, Mary shows Thatcher how she raises "tower-building spiders of the genus Tarantula.
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It also misstated the country where Moonsung Cho, a scientist, first saw spiders ballooning.
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He gathered up the spiders and put them back where he'd found them, outside.
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Halloween Spiders, $8, Kreuther Handcrafted Chocolate, 43 West 42nd Street, 212-201-1985, kreutherchocolate.com.
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So the researchers concentrated on numerous pores that dot the legs of sea spiders.
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Meanwhile, populations of spiders -- which had previously been kept in check by birds -- surged.
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Brown describes his battles, at his rural house, with spiders, mice, coyotes and ticks.
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BUT they're also waking up enormous, venomous spiders – who are now ready to mate.
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The Spiders (253-253.8) advance to face Oakland (23-231) in the second round.
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The list includes flowers, fish, corals, spiders, sea slugs, ants and lizards, among others.
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A. It is a misconception that spiders are habitually out to bite human beings.
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Spiders prefer to feed on invertebrates, often paralyzed with venom evolved for that purpose.
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The spider-fearful rated the spiders as larger than reality, which is as expected given the loads and loads of prior research examining this subject with spiders but also other negative things/fears, including but not limited to swastikas, heights, and snakes.
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Ever since biologists began to sort out how tens of thousands of different species of spiders are related to one another, sketching a very large, many-legged family tree, they have wondered: Did spiders evolve to spin the orb web only once?
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Spiders that hunt other spiders need to have some strategy toward getting around this, and it seems that this family has evolved the highly maneuverable chelicerae that are really long, and they attack at a distance, and that's the strategy they're using.
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Young spiders continued to return until they were 60 days old, and thus sexually mature.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads I first encountered the Silver Spiders in the rain.
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These spiders live for only a year, and reproduce just once during their brief lifetimes.
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The next step is to conduct further sampling efforts in habitats associated with these spiders.
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I don't kill spiders because they eat mosquitoes and other critters that want my blood.
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The conditions in her small cell, Hailey told me, were abysmal: spiders, maggots, cockroaches, feces.
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In it, she told tales of rebel conflicts, the monsoon season and 12-inch spiders.
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Besides a few ants and spiders, the tree was also surprisingly devoid of creepy-crawlies.
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I'm an #actuallivingscientist who studies how black widow spiders communicate using chemicals on their silk!
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READMEFarpoint is not a good game, but killing alien spiders is a lot of fun.
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Stir to combine and garnish with blood orange slices, and spiders for a spooky element.
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The power produced by the spiders' muscles aren't enough to produce the high-speed snap.
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It would seem there are enough insects and spiders here to keep them well-fed.
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The three rookies contributed a combined 46 points in the comeback victory against the Spiders.
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At first glance, pelican spiders (family Archaeidae) aren't exactly horrifying, just really damn doofy looking.
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However, some dark souls welcomed the tender embrace of death by spiders with open arms.
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This furrow is an organ on the underside of female spiders used to lay eggs.
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Lycosa aragogi differ from other wolf spiders because of the unique genital structure in females.
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Three species of orb-weaving spiders may have the fastest biological clocks known in nature.
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Black widow spiders, common in the southwest, have been known to kill males after mating.
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At one point, Mind Spiders had six people in the band, and now there's three.
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If you're afraid of spiders, [therapists] might show you a small picture of a spider.
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The Spiders extended the lead to 28-21 on a 3-pointer by Julius Johnson.
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The virus, named WO, attacks Wolbachia, a bacteria that lives inside spiders and other insects.
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The not-spider also has spinerettes, similar to those modern spiders use to make silk.
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In the game, mini skeletons quickly climbed up all sides of the painting like spiders.
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Her arms and legs were covered with tattoos of snakes, spiders and other supernatural motifs.
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Hikers have reportedly seen male spiders skittering across roads and paths in search of females.
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These spiders live in basements, abandoned shoes, and outside in piles of rocks and wood.
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I was also an alcoholic for decades, the kind who had shakes and saw spiders.
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HUNTINGTON "Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars" (1973), documentary directed by D. A. Pennebaker.
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FYI, the black widow is one of the most venomous spiders in North America. Yeesh.
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From poison ivy to venomous snakes and spiders, Fisher&aposs four kids learned it all.
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They sling up hammocks between trees next to large spiders and a few tree frogs.
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There, scientists discovered seven new species — and named them all after spiders in pop culture.
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When I told Margaret, she was very disappointed—she really wanted to see the spiders.
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"There's rats, snakes, chickens, ducks, lizards, rabbits, spiders, doves, pigeons, crows, mice," he rattles off.
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He's immersed in McFarlane's winding, web tendrils, surrounded by hundreds of creepy little crawling spiders.
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There's an entire optional cave in the Amazon world, full of giant spiders (and treasure).
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Some of the spiders are more tolerant and relatively placid, while others are more aggressive.
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It was autumn, when baby spiders often balloon en masse and spread to new areas.
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There are spiders that cartwheel across the desert, and some salamanders back-flip down boulders.
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If a single pill could rid your fear of say, spiders, would you take it?
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Right away you get the idea that Riopelle paints the way spiders secrete their webs.
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You take a stick and you beat vegetation, and the spiders fall out onto that.
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You can't grab them with your fingers or a tweezer, because spiders are quite delicate.
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One Middle Eastern fruit fly has patterns on its wings that look something like spiders.
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Did you get fucked up on fruit punch with plastic spiders bobbing around inside it?
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The researchers could see the retinas moving as the spiders scanned the object for detail.
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Kardashian West, 38, has made no secret of her fear of spiders over the years.
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"I am deathly afraid of spiders," she said on the Ellen DeGeneres Show last year.
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The spiders that swarmed Ron'nyia when she fell off a pool float into the water.
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Those reflective structures in the eye, called tapetum, allowed the spiders to hunt at night.
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The Spiders (5-0) will oppose No. 18 Auburn in the event's title game Tuesday.
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Spintharus barackobamai, S. michelleobamaae and S. berniesandersi are among the latest-identified species of spiders.
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Guard Jacob Gilyard led the Spiders with 211 points and guard Jake Wojcik scored 20.
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How easily the large spiders were caught under a clear plastic cup surprised even them.
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The researchers note this may also help explain the spiders' courtship dances (which involve "rapid leg movement") and could be used to help further understand how other species of spiders are able to navigate the world, even when they are on vibration-dampening surfaces.
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INDIANA MAN WARNS LOCALS TO &aposBEWARE&apos OF GIANT SPIDERS AFTER SPOTTING 6-INCH CRAWLER AT WORK Black widow spiders are considered the deadliest arachnids in the U.S., with a venomous bite about 15 times more potent than a rattlesnake&aposs, according to National Geographic .
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Read More: Check Out These Weird-Ass Ancient Proto-Spiders Trapped in Amber Morley and her team placed Linyphiid spiders in a lab-controlled electric field with charges similar to Earth's atmosphere, so the group could directly observe the impact of electricity on arachnid flight.
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The first two types of experiment showed unequivocally that sea spiders' legs also work as gills.
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