Alan Walker - Spiders Up Close

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Spiders Up Close
Author:
Alan Walker
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©Blue Door Education
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Year:
2019
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Spiders come in all shapes, colors, and, sizes. Most are harmless and are beneficial to our daily lives killing pests.

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What do we really know about spiders Spiders are not i - photo 1

What do we really know

about spiders?

Spiders are not

insects. Insects

have six legs and

spiders have eight

legs. Spiders are

arachnids.

Spiders come in all shapes,

sizes, and colors.

Spiders dont have ears,

but the hairs on their

legs help them detect

sounds.

Most spiders have eight eyes.

Some have as many as twelve.

Some have no eyes at all!

The deadly black

widow spider has

eight eyes.

Spiders have amazing legs.

This makes them really fast.

Having eight legs makes

climbing easier.

A spiders fangs pierce its

prey and inject venom.

Spiders have fangs for killing

their prey.

prey

Spiders know how to hide. They

blend into their surroundings.

To blend into your

surroundings is called

camouflage.

orb web

Some spiders make webs. They

use the webs to catch their food.

Many strands in an orb

web are sticky so that

captured prey cannot

escape.

trap door

Not all spiders make webs.

Some burrow into the ground.

The trap door spider

makes a burrow. It

makes a trap door that it

closes to hide.

No need to be afraid.

Spiders help people by

eating pests.

Many people are afraid of spiders,

but most spiders are harmless.

Black Widow

Red hour - glass

shape on its

underside

Venomous

Jumping Spider

Jumps to catch

prey

Non-

venomous

Black and Yellow

Garden Spider

Large orb - weaving

spider

Non-

venomous

Mexican Red

Knee Tarantula

Often sold as

exotic pets

Non-

venomous

Cellar Spider

Also called

Daddy Long Legs

Non-

venomous

Brown Recluse

Spider

Has six eyes

Venomous

Spider Body Parts

cephalothorax

abdomen

spinnerets

legs

eye

Glossary:

arachnids

(uh - RAK - nidz): animals with eight legs, two

body sections, and no wings or antennae

camouflage

(KAM - uh - flahzh): coloring or covering that

makes animals look like their surroundings

fangs

(FANGZ): long, pointed teeth

pests

(PESTS): insects that destroy or damage flowers,

fruits, or vegetables

prey

(PRAY): animals eaten by other animals

venom

(VEN - uhm): poison produced by some snakes and

spiders venom is usually passed into a victims body

through a bite or sting

Index:

arachnids 3

eyes 6, 7

legs 8, 9

hairs 5

prey 10, 11, 15

webs 15, 17

2018 Blue Door Publishing, FL dba

Blue Door Education

Published by Blue Door Education -

Melbourne Beach Florida

www.bluedooreducation.com www.

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