Bismillahir Rahmanir Rahim
Hello insect lovers and my dear hive friends, how are you all? I hope you are all very well, I am also very well.
In the corner of our house we often see a species of insects, which we call spiders. Today I will share with you some photography of this spider, I hope you like it.
The fan in my room was off last night, suddenly I looked at the fan and saw a small spider hanging, then without delay I opened the camera with my SAMSUNG A52 5G mobile and micro-moded to take two pictures, the spider fell on the mosquito net The spider escaped.
Then I looked in the corner of the room and saw some more spiders. I took some pictures of them. I have shared those pictures with you now.
A total of 109 families of spiders, and more than 40,000 species, spiders are a type of invertebrate. It is an eight-legged arachnid. Their body is divided into two parts, head and torso, they have eight articulated legs, they do not have wings. Their heads and chests together form the cephalothorax. A special feature of spiders is that they make beautiful nets and prey on other insects through the nets.
There are many kinds of spiders, some spiders make nets and some jump and hunt. All spiders have a pair of venom glands. Many of these bites are very poisonous, while many bites are not poisonous, but not all are fatal.
Spiders are one of the first terrestrial animals. Relatively ancient spiders are solitary hunters, meaning they do not fly nets, but jump and hunt. The way to recognize them is to have a beak standing at the bottom, which moves straight up and down. Jalbona spiders are relatively young.
Tarantula, a venomous spider but its venom does little harm to humans,
Black Widow, a venomous spider whose venom harms humans.
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