Can tarantulas be scratched with their hands What does a tarantula look like?

It's better not to. Some species of tarantulas in China are still highly violent.

It's okay for the larvae to be touched if you want to.

Adult words. Don't take any chances.

Don't touch your teeth! Send it to the mouthful, don't bite it stupid.

Hairy words, you are not allergic is the premise that it does not bite you is the key.

Don't think about raising it for a long time, just have a relationship with you.

Arthropods are lower organisms. Your love for it. It is destined to be one-sided.

Yes... Life or death is a matter for the future.

1. Catch it with a cautious hand, if there are not many spiders and you haven't seen it in a hidden location such as a cabinet, you can grab it directly. Spiders are beneficial insects that can help you eat other insects in your home, try not to kill them.

2. If you are afraid of spiders and dare not catch them with your hands, you can use an electric mosquito swatter, and electric insects are also a very useful tool.

3. If the number of spiders is too large, you can spray with insecticides, or you can spray more in the room, close the window and lock the door for half an hour to enter, pay attention to immediate ventilation, after the spider is eliminated, it is recommended to clean the room frequently, take a feather duster to remove the dust on the wall, and put some mothballs in the cabinet.

4. Keep the surface clean at home, and vacuum regularly, if the home is not clean, or there are food residues such as bread crumbs, it will attract pests to enter and also attract those spiders who feed on pests. A clean environment will leave them with nowhere to hide.

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.

It should be a tarantula, we call it a happy spider over there, and it is said that when you see it, you will have a happy event, of course, this is a legend. There is also a type of spider that often appears in the house, which is a type of cancer spider, and this kind of cancer spider is called tall spider or house spider. Often haunted by the house, one of the most common spiders in the house.

Spiders, in animal taxonomy, belong to the phylum Arthropods, Arachnids, Arachnida, and the genus Arachnids are small and medium-sized or very small arthropods, with a total of 14 orders, 5 of which have been extinct in populations. Seven orders have been discovered in China, and there are 66 families belonging to the order Arachnida. There are currently 35,000 species of spiders known to science, and new species are being discovered all the time.

Tarantula, a member of the genus Tarantula in the family Tarantula. Tarantulas are 8-eyed black and come in 3 columns. The feet are stout, spiny, and end in 3 claws.

It is named because it is good at running, can jump, is toxic, agile and fierce. The tarantula has wolf-like fur on its back and has eight eyes, some of which are so poisonous that they can poison a sparrow, and the large tarantulas can poison a person. Tarantulas are very vigilant and hide in the gravel, making them difficult to spot, most of them burrow in the ground, lined with wire tubes, some use waste to conceal their holes, and some build tower-like structures above the holes.

It is distributed all over the world except Antarctica, with the Americas being the majority.

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 a wax spinner at the end of the mother spider (see figure for a tarantula with an egg pouch). 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 young spider crawls on the back of the mother's abdomen, and after about 3 7 days, Jian Tanjing leaves the maternal camp to live independently.

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. Tarantulas also have the ability to recognize socially. American researchers have found that when a female tarantula is confronted with a male tarantula who is courting her, if the other person is a stranger, she will not only reject the other person, but often eat the other person; If the other person seems familiar, they tend to be kind to the other person and even accept the other person's courtship.

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, similar to a dog's barking, acts as a deterrent to enemies, caused by fluffy barbs on one set of legs sticking to the fluff on the other leg and then tearing apart from each other.

Tarantulas without stinging fur use their fangs for self-defense** and have a ferocious temperament. Although their venom is not lethal to humans, it is fatal to some mammals.

Therefore, it attacks with chelicerae and fangs.

1. Raising nomadic spiders, generally large-mouth canned bottles, jars, and specimen bottles can be used as feeding tools. However, the mouth of the bottle should be sealed and tied tightly with a double layer of gauze, and some zigzag hard paper or small firewood stalks should be placed inside for spiders to climb and hide.

2. Three-dimensional cage breeding method for raising web-forming spiders: (1) The spider cage is sewn with a white colloidal plastic window screen, and the specifications are 20 cm in length, width and height. On one side of the cage, open a round hole with a diameter of 10 cm of lead and sew one end on the edge of the round hole with an empty cloth bag at both ends as an operation hole.

Usually, the cloth bag is tied with a rubber band and only opened during operation. The four corners of the cage are fixed to the cage frame with four cloth straps, so that the spider cage is fixed into a bush. (2) The spider cage frame can be made of wood, or it can be welded with fine steel bars, and the size of the cage should be erected.

In order to save floor space, several layers are generally overlapped, as long as the operation is convenient. The outer height of the cage frame is 2 meters, 1 meter long, 20 cm wide, a total of 9 layers, each layer is equipped with 5 cages, and the lower leg is 10 cm 20 cm high. A 20-square-meter space can accommodate 1,000 spiders.