Spiders

Did you know that there are certain species of spiders that can jump anywhere from 20 to 80 times the length of their body? Wikipedia provides you with specifics about these species and more on their spider page, which also gives details about these spiders' biology, behavior, roles in cultures, and more!

Did you know that spiders can't chew or shallow? Wondering how they eat their prey? You'll have to check out this site for the answer to that question and many more that you may have! This site provides information about spiders as hunters, builders, and even mothers and fathers!

Interested in learning more about venomous spiders? Then look no further! This site provides you with information about more than 20 different venomous spiders, including the Funnel Web, Hobo, St Andrews Cross, and Black Widow Spider. The information about each includes their habitat, venom, webs, diet, and more!

This site provides you with spider facts based on common questions that many people have about these eight-legged creatures. These questions and answers cover many different spider topics from what they eat to where they live. So if you have a spider question, chances are you might find the answer here!

Spider webs get dirty and because of that, many spiders have to make a new one every day! But it's what they do with the old webs that might shock you! This site is great for kids and parents that want to learn facts about spiders from their anatomy to their life cycle. While you're on the site, be sure to check out the "building a spider web" section to find out exactly what goes into the building of a web!

Ever wondered about venomous spiders and how to identify the difference between them? This site is a great resource for identifying different spider types with the illustrations provided and also offers information about their toxicity levels, habitat, and the first aid procedures that should be followed after the bite. There is also a link that gives you an option to have a printed version of this chart mailed to you!