Can you break a spider's leg?

She didn't bleed to death because when spiders lose legs, they usually come off at 'break points' – joints which contain muscles that constrict to minimise blood loss. If a leg becomes amputated before the break point, the spider still sheds its leg but only after additional blood loss. This can be fatal.
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Can a spider break its leg?

When spiders lose legs, they typically lose them at predetermined 'break points'… usually at a joint close to the body. These points have special muscles which clamp shut, to ensure the spider doesn't lose too much blood. This process is called 'autotomy', and it's completely normal.
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Can a spider's legs grow back?

Some may have lost it in fights, while some may have dropped the legs when escaping from predators that have caught onto their legs. Losing a limb or two, may have just saved the spider's life then. To cope with this, spiders are able to regrow or regenerate their lost legs after a number of moults.
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Can spiders feel pain?

They don't feel 'pain,' but may feel irritation and probably can sense if they are damaged. Even so, they certainly cannot suffer because they don't have emotions.
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Can spiders remember you?

Spiders Have Poor Eyesight

One of the most basic reasons a spider won't remember you is because it can't see you or your face, according to the Australian Museum. About half the spiders out there catch prey with webs. They don't need great eyesight, they just have to sit and wait for their prey to come to them.
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What happens if you rip a spider's leg off?

She didn't bleed to death because when spiders lose legs, they usually come off at 'break points' – joints which contain muscles that constrict to minimise blood loss. If a leg becomes amputated before the break point, the spider still sheds its leg but only after additional blood loss. This can be fatal.
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Can spiders feel love?

While not usually considered paragons of tender, familial love, some spiders do have a touchy-feely side. ? Scientists have discovered two arachnids that caress their young and snuggle together.
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Can a spider fall to its death?

Certain larger species such as Tarantulas simply are not evolved to handle falls from too great a height and can die if they were to drop a number of stories, but smaller spiders actually can use their legs to slow their descent and land from a great height relatively unharmed.
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Can spiders drown?

“Flushed spiders will drown if they end up submerged in the sewer,” Jerome Rovner, a member of the American Arachnological Society, told Real Clear Science. “However, the drowning process for a spider can take an hour or more, as they have an extremely low metabolic rate and thus a very low rate of oxygen consumption.”
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Can spiders come back to life?

Spiders are known for their resilience to being underwater, so it was no surprise to him that the dozens of Arctosa Fulvolineata in the experiment took almost 24 hours to grow still. What did surprise him is the dead-still spiders then came back to life.
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Can spiders be friendly?

So is his tagline “friendly neighborhood”, because spiders are not friendly, well that is in terms of socializing, of course. They are isolated. They do not go out of their way to greet us, even if they are squatters in our homes. At best, they are indifferent, minding their own business and never wanting attention.
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Can you train spiders?

Researchers at the University of Manchester have trained a regal jumping spider named “Kim” to leap on demand. It's the first time a spider has been successfully trained to jump. Unlike domesticated pets like dogs, spiders typically don't eat more than once a week.
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Why are jumping spiders so friendly?

Jumping spiders are friendly! Moreover, these spiders are rather curious, and carefully observe the humans around them, before approaching a hideout. They tend to shy away from direct contact and are generally, not aggressive towards humans – making them appear adorable and sociable!
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Do spiders bleed red?

Spiders don't have 'real' blood. Like most arthropods, they have a liquid called hemolymph. Hemolymph acts as a replacement for blood, ensuring oxygen can reach all the cells in a spider's body. However, hemolymph does not contain red or white blood cells.
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Why do spiders eat their legs?

This is an Inside Science story. (Inside Science) -- Some male spiders sacrifice their own front legs to their female love interests to keep them distracted long enough to get busy.
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Can spiders regrow eyes?

TIL: The Ogre Faced Spider's eyes are more sensitive than both a cat's and an owls, but every day at dawn the photosensitive portion of it's eyes are destroyed by the sun, and the arachnid has to regrow this portion each and every evening.
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What is the most friendliest spider?

The spider, which has been named Chikunia bilde, has been found on the Indonesian island of Bali and has surprised researchers with its "unusually tolerant" demeanor towards humans and other spiders.
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Do tarantulas feel love?

PETS & VETS: Tarantulas are an affectionate - but not cuddly - pet.
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Do spiders make good pets?

Spiders can make great pets for any beginner. They tend to be easy to care for and are interesting to watch.
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Can spiders hear you scream?

SPIDERS can identify terrified arachnophobes because they can hear their SCREAMS. Scientists have discovered that even though the eight-legged creatures do not have ears they can still pick up the sounds of terror.
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What is the smartest spider?

Portia fimbriata, known as the Fringed Jumping Spider or often just as Portia is renowned as the world's most intelligent spider. It is a spider hunter which modifies its hunting strategies and learns from situations as it encounters them.
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Why do jumping spiders stare at you?

Also, because of their use of vision in attempting to determine if something is suitable prey, they will stare and turn to follow items. Perhaps there was something on the steering wheel or you that caught the spider's attention.
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Can spiders survive in freezer?

The literature generally suggests that spiders are not freeze tolerant. In other words, their tissues cannot survive the process of freezing, and ice will cause irreparable damage.
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Can spiders swim up a toilet?

Can Spiders Come Up Through The Toilet? No, spiders cannot come up through your toilet or the drain. There are blocks within plumbing systems to keep insects and other pests from getting through the pipes.
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