Introduction to the tarantula family, what are the characteristics of tarantulas?

Arachnids of 1 family, common are tarantulas, water tarantulas, leopard spiders, and badger spiders.

8 eyes black, arranged in three columns (4-2-2). The anterior eyes are smaller, the middle and posterior eyes are larger, and the spacing between the back eyes is larger than that of the middle row. The feet are stout, spiny, and end in 3 claws.

It is named because of its ability to run, jump, move quickly, and be fierce. More than 1,500 species worldwide. The body is medium-sized and small and 3-25 mm long.

Most wander and hunt, and a few net. Activities on the ground, ridges, ditches, farmland, and plants. When resting, they hide under stones or in crevices in the soil, and some species burrow.

They usually come out to forage during the day and at night in warmer areas. It has a large amount of predation and is an important natural enemy of pests in farmland. Tarantula egg pouches are spherical or oblate spherical, composed of two hemispherical filamentous membranes, the two edges of which are sutured with silk.

The egg pouch is carried on a spinner at the end of the mother spider (see figure). If the egg bag is removed, the mother spider will find it and hang it on the spinning device.

If removed, it lays a second egg bag early, and some of them hang bark, paper or snail shells on the spinner as an alternative. After hatchling, the larvae climb the back of the mother's abdomen, and after about 3 to 7 days, they leave the maternal camp to live independently. Water tarantulas are mostly found in paddy fields or near rivers.

The ringed leopard spider of the genus Oceratus is the dominant species in the paddy fields of China, with a large insectivory population, which plays an important role in the elimination of pests. Burrowing tarantulas distributed in Xinjiang are highly toxic and harmful to humans and animals.

Tarantulidae, lycosidae, 1 family of arachnidae. Common ones are tarantulas, water tarantulas, leopard spiders, and badger spiders.

Tarantulas are characterized by being good runners and quick to move.

The tarantula is strong and spiny, with 3 claws at the end. It is named because of its ability to run, jump, move quickly, and be fierce. More than 1,500 species worldwide. The body is medium-sized and small and 3-25 mm long. Most wander and hunt, and a few net.

Activities on the ground, ridges, ditches, farmland, and plants. When resting, they hide under stones or in crevices in the soil, and some species burrow. They usually come out to forage during the day and at night in warmer areas. It has a large amount of predation and is an important natural enemy of pests in farmland.

Tarantulas' habitual habits:

Tarantulas mostly burrow in the ground and are lined with silk tubes. Some use waste to conceal holes; There is also a structure that looks like a tower on top of the cave. A few species weave nets. Water tarantulas are commonly found at the water's edge, with V-shaped spots on the dorsal surface of the cephalothorax and herringbone spots or paired yellow spots on the abdomen.

Cave tarantulas spend most of their time in their burrows, with well-developed forefeet and the ability to dig into the earth. The genus Tarantula is a large genus that includes most of the largest species of the family, such as the Taranto spider in southern Europe.

The tarantula hisses by rubbing the two forelimbs in front of its head to grab food and the two pairs of legs in its head that it uses to walk, and it sounds like tearing silk. This low barking sound, which resembles a dog's barking, serves as a deterrent to enemies, and this is where tarantulas have been most successful in their evolution.

8 eyes black, arranged in three rows, from the arrangement of the eyes can be identified from the front 4 small eyes, the middle row 2 eyes large, the back row 2 eyes small or medium large. The feet are stout, spiny, and end in 3 claws.

It is named because of its ability to run, jump, move quickly, and be fierce.

There are more than 15 species in the world, and the body is 3 25 mm long.

Most wander and hunt, and a few net.

Activities on the ground, ridges, ditches, farmland, and plants.

When resting, they hide under stones or in crevices in the soil, and some species burrow. They usually come out to forage during the day and at night in warmer areas.

It has a large amount of predation and is an important natural enemy of pests in farmland.

It's bigger, it's scary, it's disgusting.

Tarantula is a large spider of the order Arachnidae, Tarantula family, and Tarantula genus.

Tarantula is a large spider of the order Arachnidae, Tarantula family, and Tarantula genus. The female spider is about 30 mm long, the whole body is gray-black or gray-brown, and the body and feet are densely covered with black, white and brown hair. Cephalothorax pear-shaped, with a raised anterior part with black and white radiating spots in the middle, and yellowish-white on both sides.

The abdomen is oval and pure cavity-shaped, with small black spots on the back, a black-brown heart spot in the middle, and 6 pairs of yellowish-white spots on the back. The ventral surface of the abdomen is black, densely covered with black villi. The male spider is about 20 mm long and similar in shape to the female, but the body color is lighter and the abdomen is significantly smaller.

Tarantula egg sacs are spherical or oblate spherical, and are composed of two hemispherical filamentous membranes, which are sutured together at the edges. The egg pouch is carried on the female spider's terminal spinner. If the egg bag is removed, the mother spider will find it and hang it on the spinning device.

Tarantula habits

The tarantula hisses by rubbing the two forelimbs in front of its head to grab food and the two pairs of legs in front of its head to walk, and it sounds like tearing silk. This low barking sound, which resembles a dog's barking, serves as a deterrent to enemies, and is perhaps the most successful aspect of tarantulas' evolution.

The tarantula's fluff is not a panacea, and it has little to no effect on some animals. The natural predator of the aviornivorous giant spider is a giant hornet as large as a sparrow. Wasps often lay their eggs inside tarantulas.

The wasp the tarantula's nervous system with a sting needle to anesthetize the tarantula before laying its eggs into the tarantula's abdomen, and after the larvae hatch, they feed on tarantula flesh to grow.

1. Black-bellied tarantula: The black-bellied tarantula has black hairs on its abdomen, and there are black stripes in these hairs. Circles of black and white stripes grow on their legs.

Tarantulas are venomous spiders as terrifying as wolves, and are members of a family of giant spiders. Tarantulas do not build webs to hunt, but dig a burrow in the ground to live. In addition to tarantulas, ground spiders and raccoon spiders do not hunt in their webs.

2. Crab spider: It walks sideways, a bit like a crab, so it is called a crab spider. This spider does not hunt for food with a web, but rather lies in wait for its prey to pass by behind a flower, then goes up and stabs it in the neck, which can kill its prey.

3. Labyrinth spider: The nest of the labyrinth spider is an ovoid sac woven from white yarn, the size of an egg. The internal structure is also confused, similar to its net.

It seems that this architectural style has been ingrained in its mind, so no matter where it is and under what conditions, the buildings it builds are so chaotic.

4. Crodo spider: This spider has no ability to set traps, so it makes a living entirely by eating the kind of insects that jump around in the rock piles. Any reckless bug that skips its dwelling place will be caught right by it and eaten to a full meal.

As for the dried corpses, it did not throw them away, but hung them around the walls, as if to show off its hunting experience.