Spiders

Spiders Table of Contents Classification and Description 3 Ticks and Mites 4 Scorpions 5 Tarantulas Black Widows 6 Brown Recluse Reported Cases of Poisonous Arachnid Bites 7 The Australian Menace 8 Arachnid Description, Sizes 9 First Aid for Arachnid Bites Conclusion 10 Bibliography 11 When the word insect is thought of or heard, most people usually have a mental picture of such a thing as a fly or beetle. These bugs are not particularly liked by the general population, but if that is the case, people often just turn up their noses and step on or swat at the disgusting critter. Either way, these bugs are seldom thought of as actually being dangerous. On the other hand, when people think about spiders, they imagine some poisonous creature that is threatening to their very existence. The truth is that approximately 95% of the time there are nothing to fear whenever a spider or other arachnid is around. It is almost guaranteed that if someone is too close, the spiders will always be the ones who will try to get away first. However, there are certain species that are very dangerous, and the best idea is to just stay far away from them. Classification and Description Although arachnids and insects are classified under the same phylum arthropod, there are very, black, spiders, arachnids, people, brown, arachnid, spider, victim, however, first, bite, two, recluse, poisonous, often, widow, three, known, dangerous, actually, symptoms, scorpions, quite, one, funnel-web, bitten, bites, around, although, species, legs, just, causes, body