S PIDERS AND OTHER ARACHNIDS. Arachnids and insects are very similar but there are some differences.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Insects and Creepy Crawlers
Advertisements

Spiders By Evan Jerrard.
Click on the icon to hear the words Spiders Mr. Harper’s science mini lesson with audio read along.
Arachnids Octavio’s Book Arachnids. All arachnids are invertebrates ( no backbones )
Bull ants are a type of ant and they are the most dangerous type of ant in Australia. Bull ants only bite for self defence and they only sting when they.
Ch 28-2: Chelicerates - Spiders and Their Relatives.
By: Taylor Sorensen and Alexandra Breen. ~ slide 1: Introduction ~ slide 2: Anatomy/Physical Description ~ slide3: Locomotion (movement) ~ slide 4: Diet/Food.
Created By: Julia Gerardi June Surprise! You were relaxing on a rock, then your foot started to tickle and you looked down to see something hairy.
Eat almost any organism, living or dead, including fungi, plants, and animals; some are specialists, ex: bees specialize on pollen and nectar have 3 body.
5/10 & 5/ th Grade Agenda Learning Objective: Learn about arachnids & echinoderm Collect HW: Reading Notetaking 209 – 212 Microviewer Lab – Central.
By: Henry Foster. A Lizard’s Look Most lizards are green, but they can be tan, brown, black, blue, or even multi colored. All lizards have eyes on either.
Spiders!.  Spiders are not bugs. Spiders have 8 legs….. Bugs have 6 legs Spiders have 2 body segments…. Bugs have 3 segments.
By Rebecca K. Fraker, Very big, hairy spiders Can be up to 12 inches across World’s largest spider is the Goliath Bird-Eating Spider, which eats.
Arthropods. General Characteristics All have jointed legs Evolved from annelids (segmented worms)
Chapter 31 Arthropods.
5/14 & 5/ th Grade Agenda Learning Objective: Learn about arachnids & echinoderm Collect HW: Reading Notetaking 209 – 212 Micro Viewer Lab (Central.
Today we are going to learn about…… SPIDERS!. Words we may not know… Fangs pointed teeth Venom harmful liquid Prey an animal eaten by another animal Spinnerets.
Higher invertebrates. P. Mollusca clams, oysters, scallops, abalone, squid, octopus, snails Body plan—head, foot (classified by this), visceral mass w/
ARTHROPODS.  Insects, spiders, crabs, and lobsters are all arthropods, so there are a lot of arthropods on Earth. The earliest arthropods on Earth developed.
Arthropod – Jointed Foot. There are 6 types of invertebrates: SpongesCnidariansWormsMollusksArthropodsEchinoderms.
The spiders aren’t very large but they are dangerous since many spiders are poisonous. Their bodies are in two parts. One is head and chest join together.
By Bryan Atariguana & Mia Fonzo Spiders are not insects, they’re arachnids. They have 8 legs and 2 body parts: the abdomen and the thorax. They have.
ARACHNIDA (arthropoda) By Dan M and Myles. Characteristics of Arachnids Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Arthropoda Class: Arachnida.
By: Selina Spiders My feature spider is the red-knee tarantula.
Vertebrates By: Haya Al Rabban.
VERTEBRATES FishAmphibiansReptiles Birds Mammals Primates Rodents MarsupialsWhales - Dolphins.
Mini-beast Report Spiders By: Joni Makinen Enjoy Reading!!
Steven Tarantulas in the Rainforest. Introduction The tropical rain forest in the word are helpful. There are four layer in the rain forest. Rain forests.
Snake Snake It's a snake. Did you see the snake?
Why Study insects? Entomologists are? How many insects are there? 75% of all animals are insects!!
Spiders Are Not Insects. Hunting spider You can find spiders almost anywhere. Some spiders live in hot, humid rain forests.
ARACHNID'S Scorpions,spiders, mites, and ticks
SPIDERS Life-cycle of the Spider Parts of a Spider Differences between Spiders & Insects.
Jonathan Palanza. Physical characteristics This is a Diamond-back Rattlesnake. The rattlesnake you see uses its defenses by its poison in its fangs.When.
By: Garrett Spiders My feature spider is the banana spider.
Arachnids What are Arachnids?.
Trapdoor Spider By Lucy and William. What Do They Eat? Trapdoor spiders eat insects and bugs. They cant choo their food so they jringk it. When spiders.
By: Adam walton My feature spider is the red-knee tarantula. Spider.
Dead or Alive? By Onica Manuel An Opossums Wildlife. Sometimes an opossum meets a predator. It shows its 50 teeth to scare the predator away. An opossums.
Spider Jeopardy Click on the point box to get the question. Click on the question slide to get the answer. Roll over or click on the house to return to.
Arthropods Kingdom __________________________ Phylum ___________________________ Classes: ______________________ ______________________ Arthropod means.
Classes of Arthropods.
Made by: Sabino Rosales
Test Your Spider Knowledge Q: A: How many body parts does a spider have? A spider has two body parts.
SPIDERS & RELATIVES Chelicerata: two part body w/ chelicerae (mouth parts) two body parts: cephalothroax & the abdomen two appendages attached near the.
The Spiders are Marching… Ordinal Number Fun! Click on the spider that is first to get to his web.
 “The garden spider is very harmless to people. There are many kinds of garden spiders. The Garden Spider hunts first. It stays very still in the middle.
Arthropods Chapter 28. Characteristics of Arthropods ► Exoskeleton which must be shed when the organism is growing…..shedding of the exoskeleton and the.
Super Spiders & Lizards By Gregory J Chinery Purse spiders make tubes for webs and build them alone side trees. They mix dirt with their silk to make.
Spiders are not insects. Insects have three body parts and six legs. Spiders have eight legs and two body parts. Spider Insect.
Insect Review Insects have ____ body parts.
Tarantulas and Duct Tape
The Secret World of Spiders An accessible book by Amy Fleming An adult wolf spider.
Grasshoppers Researched by Mrs. Fletcher This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.Creative.
1 Arachnids Dale Taylor Advanced Life Science Rainier Jr/Sr High School.
An adjective is a word that describes a noun or pronoun. Adjectives answer the questions how many, what kind, which one.
Spiders By Mike Curran. If you think spiders are gross and scary your way wrong. I find them really interesting. So check out this.
Spiders, Scorpions, Ticks/Mites.  Live in all habitats other than Antartica  Female typically larger than male  Size ranges from.0015 inches to 3.5.
Theraphosa Blondii By: Greg Pharr Ecology 1 st Period.
28.2 Section Objectives – page 747 Arachnids, Crustaceans, and Horseshoe crabs NOTES.
Phylum Arthropoda-Class Arachnida Mexican Red-kneed Tarantula Black Widow Bark Scorpion.
4/30 & 5/1- 7th Grade Agenda Learning Objective: Learn about arachnids & echinoderm Collect HW: Reading & Notetaking 212 – 213 Snail Lab Video: Life in.
Wild hunter, Mantis - Written & photoed by Lee hyo sun -
The life cycle of a Spider
ARACHNIDA.
5/1 & 5/2- 7th Grade Agenda Learning Objective: Learn about arachnids & echinoderm Collect HW: Reading Notetaking 209 – 212 Trout Observation Video: Life.
Phylum Arthropoda-Class Arachnida
Arachnids Section 30.2.
The life cycle of a Spider
Presentation transcript:

S PIDERS AND OTHER ARACHNIDS

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?

Insects have 3 body parts but arachnids only have 2 body parts. They have an abdomen and a thorax. A spider’s eyes, brain and mouth are all on the thorax

Insects have 2 antennae but spiders have no antennae. Spiders also have fangs, like large teeth. Spiders have feelers.

All insects have 2 eyes. Different spiders and arachnids have different numbers of eyes. Some have 8 eyes, some have 6, some have 4 and some scorpions only have 2!

Most spiders and scorpions are poisonous. They use poison to kill their prey. But, most are not dangerous to humans. Most spider poison is not very dangerous and most spiders’ fangs are very small.

Most spiders spin webs. They use silk from small spinnerets on their abdomen. Do you know why spiders spin these beautiful webs?

S OME I NTERESTING S PIDERS !

A trapdoor spider digs a hole and makes a door. It hides behind the door. When prey comes close, the spider quickly opens the door and pulls the prey into the hole.

Scorpion spiders look like they have a scorpion tail. Of course, spiders don’t have tails. This ‘tail’ is just part of its abdomen. Why do you think this helps the spider?

Bagheera kiplingi is a very special spider. It can jump, but it is also different from all other spiders. Do you know why? (hint: diet)

The Goliath birdeating spider is the heaviest spider in the world. It lives in South America only, in rain forests and swamps. It does not really eat birds, but it does eat insects, mice, lizards and snakes.

The giant huntsman spider is the biggest spider in the world, it has the longest legs. There are many kinds of huntsman spider. This one lives only in Laos, but other huntsmen spiders live in many countries…even Japan!

The Brazilian wandering spider is the most poisonous spider in the world. It is VERY dangerous! It is very aggressive. If you see one, it may attack you! Run away! It only lives in Brazil. There are some other kinds of dangerous spiders…