PPT-TARANTULA
Author : tatyana-admore | Published Date : 2016-07-25
Type Bug Diet Carnivore Average life span in the wild Up to 30 years Size 475 in 12 cm long leg span up to 11 in 28 cm Weight 1 to 3 oz 28 to 85 g
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Type Bug Diet Carnivore Average life span in the wild Up to 30 years Size 475 in 12 cm long leg span up to 11 in 28 cm Weight 1 to 3 oz 28 to 85 g. Chilean Rose-haired Tarantula Photo courtesy of Karen Marzynski Habitat In the Wild: This species of tarantula can be found in Chile, in dry grassland regions at the edge of the desert. Exhibit Loc Aphonopelma hentzi ) crossing road. Figure 2 . Tarantul a female emerging from burrow. Otero County. Figure 3 . Aphonopelma vogelae male, a mini - tarantula found in southwestern Colorado . C Gary Martin . Illustrated by . Phillip Martin. The . simple subject . is what the sentence is about. . It does not include articles or modifying words. . The . simple predicate . tells us what the subject is doing or what or who it is. . Southern Arizona. Southwestern New Mexico. Kari J. McWest. and. Hunter M. Burrell. Kari and his 13-year-old son, Hunter, traveled from Canyon, Texas to Rio Rico/Nogales, Arizona, to collect scorpions and other arachnids for REVSYS and GSIS on their way to attend the Tenth Annual Conference of the American Tarantula Society. . 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.. By . Ellieand. . Syrena. Table of Contents. Slide 1 – Introduction. Slide 2 – Physical Description. Slide 3 – Movement. Slide 4 – Diet and Food Chain. Slide 5 – Habitat. Side 6 – Adaptation. By . audrey. What do they eat?. crickits. Where do they live?. Under a rock. What do they look like?. Black and brown and also purple and blue and green. Other interesting facts . To catch prey a tarantula sits very still and waits. by Cody Pirhalla. Introducing the tarantula. A tarantula is a species of spiders that are very hairy. T. heir leg span can be up to 1foot long. T. he hair on a tarantula is irritating when gets in the eyes . ster, crab, tarantula, or other MotivateMotivate TABio 7B FocusFocus !!. 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. October 20. th. – October 24. th. . Monday – October 20, 2014. A tarantula is a big, hairy spider. You might have seen one in a pet shop that carries spiders and other unusual pets. In the United States, tarantulas live in the west, where it is hot and dry. During the day, tarantulas sleep in holes and other dark places. They come out at night to hunt for food.. BY DEMETRIUS ROCKETT. Animal Group. A tarantula is an arachnid.. It has 8 legs. .. Habitat. A tarantula’s habitat is an underground burrow.. F. ood. A tarantula can eat beetles, crickets, frogs, toads, lizards, and small birds.. 3x3x3 : O LL 1 – 23 ) R2 D R ' U2 R D ' R ' U2 R ' y2 R2 D ' R U2 R ' D R U2 R 2 – Chameleon ( 24 ) y r U R ' U ' r ' F R F ' y ' l ' U ' L U R U ' r ' F 3 – Bowtie ( 25 ) F R ' F ' r U R U ' global . photoautotroph abundance. . from Wikimedia Commons. The Biosphere. Large-scale biological communities sharing similar plant growth forms . - convergent adaptations to similar physical environments.
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