Kenyan Spiders
Monday, December 24, 2012
Button/Widow Spiders - Family Theridiidae
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- - Black Button/Widow Spider : (Family Theridiidae - Latrodectus indistinctus/renivulvatus/cinctus/karooensis ) Almost every m...
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Sunday, December 23, 2012
What Is A Spider?
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What is a spider? The Order Araneae (Spiders) is the largest order within Arachnida, and spiders are found in every part of the world, e...
Thursday, October 4, 2012
Spider Mating and Reproduction
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In order for a male spider to mate with a female, he must first inform her of his presence and his intentions. He would normally do this ...
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LONG-LEGGED SAC SPIDERS - Family Miturgidae
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Cheiracanthium Sac Spiders usually have a cream or straw-coloured body, with very black chelicerae and face. The black face and chelicera...
Wednesday, October 3, 2012
KLEPTOPARASITISM - What the heck is that!?
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Kleptoparasitism Kleptoparasitism describes the behaviour of a few different genera of spiders that steal the food from other spider...
FUNNEL WEB SPIDERS – Family Agelenidae
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These spiders live permanently in sheet webs built close to the substrate, with a funnel retreat at the end. They resemble Wolf Spiders i...
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
Spider Identification
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The most accurate way to determine a spider’s species is to look at it under a microscope and examine the male and female reproductive orga...
BABOON SPIDERS - Family Theraphosidae (Mygalomorphae)
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In Africa, these spiders are known as Baboon spiders because of their hairy appearance and because the colour of the pads on the tarsus re...
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GOLDEN ORB WEB SPIDERS - Family Nephilidae
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Golden Orb Web Spiders – Family Nephilidae The members of this family are usually very large with cylindrical abdomens and a black cep...
HACKLED ORB WEB SPIDERS - Family Uloboridae
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Spiders in the family Uloboridae are the only spiders in the world that do not possess venom glands. They wrap their prey in silk and cov...
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