There are some principles of living, which are followed by many animals and insects like human beings. One of them is "spider".
Nasreen Shaheen
There are some principles of living, which are followed by many animals and insects, just like humans. One of them is the "spider". Research on this insect has shown that certain species of Spiders help each other in food storage and other important life activities.
Like humans and other animals, they interact with each other. They like to deal with the problems they face with unity. The grouping within them becomes stronger. When working together with their relatives. Are more dynamic.
In the same way, they take the form of a group to meet their nutritional needs, and the whole group benefits from it.
They care about real relationships to such an extent that it doesn't matter if a stranger spider enters their web.
In this way, they co-exist in their web, fostering social ties and strengthening groupings. Researchers say that this is the same trait of human beings and the whole history of human life covers these traits.
Scientists have created artificial spider webs on their own and tried to trap them, but surprisingly, they do not get caught in any other web other than their natural webs.
If he gets caught in this net, this net is no less than an iron grip for him.
Scientists have so far discovered more than 41,000 species of spiders. The largest of these spiders belongs to the genus NEPHILIDAE, which specializes in making large webs.
The female is 1.5 inches long and her legs are 4 to 5 inches long, but in this family the soft pistachios are tall. The spiders of this breed form a web of more than 3 feet in diameter.
The toxic brown recluse is a type of spider that has toxic effects inside, does not like cold weather, it likes to be isolated due to shyness.
If it gets colder, they can crawl into rooms in search of a warmer place.
The spider Goliath is considered to be the largest spider in the world due to its size and shape, its legs spread to about an inch.
The gym is five inches long. It has fibrous hair all over its body. It is abundant in the rainforests of South America.
It is normal to be frightened when you see such a large spider, but it is completely harmless to humans.
Even if it bites a human being, it hurts nominally.
It is called a "bird-eater" in English, but in reality, it does not eat the bird.
Shown eating.
Ever since this spider got the name "bird-eating spider". However, due to the fact that it is the largest of the spiders, it has been attributed to King Goliath.
The interesting thing is that spiders do not get caught in their own web.
The reason for this is that the spider's body has tiny tubes or tubes. Out of these tubes comes a thin substance, which hardens with the wind and becomes like a wire or thread. The spider forms a web with these threads. There are two types of threads.
One thread is laced. Flies, mosquitoes, and other insects get caught in the same thread. The other thread is not laced. If her footfalls on the lace thread, her body also sticks to the thread. ۔
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