PPT-VENOMOUS SPIDERS Brown Recluse Spider

Distribution of Brown Recluse Spider Brown Recluse Spiders Well they are reclusive Prefer dark corners Under cabinets Storage Areas Basements Sheds Barns Garages Wood piles Brown Recluse Bites . steroids (usually prednisone), and Dapsone. Shock treatment, hyperbaric oxygen therapy and nitroglycerine patches are used to promote healing.) Bites that receive treatment within the first 24 BY: Melissa Jeremiah, RN Director of Hoosier Uplands Home Health and Hospice Although most spiders who share our homes withn, is the Brown Recluse. The Brown Recluse e leg bearing section. The B by . Arjun. Table of Contents. Home sweet home. The creepy bites. The creepy creatures. The new born creatures. Creepy family. Did you know. Chapter 1. home . D. id you know that spiders live in a warm regions like deserts and wood piles black windows live out doors they live for a long time without any food or water a lot of spiders live in Arizona and New Mexico black windows webs tend to lack shape or form Hobo spiders live near wood piles sheds and hallow logs. . Arachnids and insects are very similar but there are some differences. . Insects have . 6. legs but arachnids have . 8. legs.. They are both invertebrates. Do you remember what ‘invertebrate’ means?. What is a Spider?. A spider is not an insect. . . Spiders are arachnids. Arachnids are a class of animals that have eight legs. Insects only have six legs.. Spiders are also different from insects because they do not have antennae or wings.. . animals. !. By Alexander Peschard. Five different venomous animals including their traits.. Africanized Honey Bees. (Killer bees). In 1956 African bees were brought to Brazil so that scientists there could try to develop a honey bee better adapted to tropical areas. Unfortunately, some of the bees escaped and began breeding with local Brazilian honey bees. Since 1957, these bees and their hybrid offspring, Africanized Honey Bees, have been multiplying and migrating to other regions. . It's summertime & cleanup is going on. Be careful where you put your hands. The Brown Recluse Spider is the most dangerous spider that we have here in the USA. Please be careful. They like dark spaces & woodpiles. Also cool areas in the attic, or in sheds and basements.. By Bryan . Atariguana. & Mia . Fonzo. FUN FACTS ABOUT SPIDERS. Spiders are not insects, they’re arachnids.. They have 8 legs and 2 body parts: the abdomen and the thorax.. They have silk spinning glands called spinnerets, at the tip of their abdomen.. Get ready to learn something NEW!. ALL Spiders have . EIGHT LEGS!. Unlike insects, Spiders DO NOT have antennae!. Spiders are NOT insects! They are . Arachnids!. . A fear of spiders is called . Arachnophobia.. By . M. atilda Watson. The spitting spider. It is a medium sized spider.. Its scientific name is . Scytodes. . thoracica. .. Introduction. What does it look like ?. The spitting spider has eight legs and six eyes. Its size ranges between three and six mm. The spitting spider has . By Rebecca K. Fraker. Teacher Bulletin, 2010. Are daddy long legs the deadliest spider?. No, . that is a myth!. This myth may have been started because daddy long legs actually . prey on . one of the more dangerous spiders, the Australian . !!. The life cycle of a Spider. Arachnids. Arachnids have eight legs. Their bodies are divided into two sections- the front is called the . cephalortorax. and the abdomen behind. There are over 100,000 different species of arachnids. . animals. !. By Alexander Peschard. Five different venomous animals including their traits.. Africanized Honey Bees. (Killer bees). In 1956 African bees were brought to Brazil so that scientists there could try to develop a honey bee better adapted to tropical areas. Unfortunately, some of the bees escaped and began breeding with local Brazilian honey bees. Since 1957, these bees and their hybrid offspring, Africanized Honey Bees, have been multiplying and migrating to other regions. . Five different venomous animals including their traits.. Africanized Honey Bees. (Killer bees). In 1956 African bees were brought to Brazil so that scientists there could try to develop a honey bee better adapted to tropical areas. Unfortunately, some of the bees escaped and began breeding with local Brazilian honey bees. Since 1957, these bees and their hybrid offspring, Africanized Honey Bees, have been multiplying and migrating to other regions. .