Spiders
Makes a small net to hold between its legs to catch prey
ogre-faced spider
lobster with no pincers
spiny lobster
all insects have these 3 things
segmented body, jointed legs, external skeletons
Flys belong to this group.
Coleoptera Hemiptera Hymenoptera
Lepidoptera Odonata DipteraDiptera
All insects belong to the Phylum arachnids.
False - arthropods
sometimes digs a hole in the ground, lines it with silk and builds a trap door
trap-door spider
cements itself to an object when it is young
barnacle
Insects belong to which Phylum
Arthropod
True bugs belong to this group.
Coleoptera Hemiptera Hymenoptera
Lepidoptera Odonata Diptera
Hemiptera
All spiders are arthropods
True
this spider spends its entire life under water
water spider
a shrimp that searches for and eats harmful parasites on fish
cleaner shrimp
the process where some insects shed their exoskeleton several times in their life
molting
ants and bees belong to this group.
Coleoptera Hemiptera Hymenoptera
Lepidoptera Odonata Diptera
Hymenoptera
Crustaceans belong to the Phylum arachnids.
False Arthropods
largest spider in the world
tarantula
the wood louse or roly-poly that gives off an offensive odor when attached
pill bug
The largest class of insects
arthropods
dragonflies and damselflies belong to this group.
Coleoptera Hemiptera Hymenoptera
Lepidoptera Odonata Diptera
Odonata
There are 3 groups in the Kingdom of classification. They are plants, animals and inorganic.
False only 2, plants and animals
very poisonous spider with a dark violin mark on its body
brown recluse
shrimp that has "gill feet" and is often used for aquarium food
brine shrimp
the two types of metamorphosis in insects
complete metamorphosis and incomplete metamorphosis
butterflies and moths belong to this group.
Coleoptera Hemiptera Hymenoptera
Lepidoptera Odonata Diptera
Lepidoptera
The black widow spider has a violin shaped design on its abdomen
False hour glass shape