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A spider with keen eyesight.
The largest tarantula.
Goliath birdeater
The smallest arachnid.
Mites
The largest spiders in the world.
Tarantulas
A spider that shapes its web like a funnel with the narrow opening pointing toward the ground.
Funnel weaver spider
What are the three body regions of an insect?
head, thorax, abdomen.
How many legs does a spider have?
8 legs
True or False: A carnivore is an animal that eat just plants.
False
A bowl-shaped invertebrate with stinging tentacles.
jellyfish
A spiny-skinned invertebrate with five or more rays and two rows of tube feet.
starfish or sea star
An animal that burrows through the soil, swallowing it and leaving behind enriched soil.
earthworm
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An arachnid that feeds on the blood of living creatures.
tick
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How do we call to the scientists who study insects?
entomologists
A protozoan shaped like a slipper that moves using cilia.
paramecium
A parasitic worm that grows inside the intestines of a host and robs it of nutrients.
tapeworm
Active at night is...
nocturnal
A spider that lives its entire life underwater.
water spider
Define molt.
The process in which an insect sheds its exoskeleton during growth.
Define classification.
The process or arranging things into groups according to their similarities.
Define metamorphosis.
Change in form.
Define regeneration.
The growing back of a lost body part.
Define cell.
The smallest living unit in any living organism.
Is an animal without backbones.
Invertebrates