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Cecilia's Life with Schizophrenia
Them damn arachnids!
Genifer the sweet spider
Jumping Spiders are like the Border Collies of the arachnid world. But instead of jumping up on you and licking your face, they kill you in your sleep.
Just burn the abandoned building
It's good to see someone concerned with the living conditions of Mexican arachnid balls.
Overcrowded and dangerous
Have Some Fear Salad
We took it to the University. Figured the people who studied arachnids probably don't get to see this species naturally here in town.
Did they let you keep the spider?
When Plants Attack: A Time-Lapse
For a Venus Flytrap
The process continues until all that's left of the insect is its hard exoskeleton. (Unlike humans and other vertebrates, who have an internal rigid skeleton made out of calcified bone tissue, insects and arachnids use a more flexible, external exoskeleton to both protect and form the framework for their bodies.) Once the nutrients are depleted from the acidic bath, the plant reabsorbs the digestive fluid. This serves as a signal to reopen the trap, and the remains of the insect are usually either washed away in the rain or blown away by the wind.
See more @ http://science.howstuffworks.com/life/botany/venus-flytrap4.htm
Also before and after video http://youtu.be/pFGoZMld_Gs
Lovely sound effects.
I want to see what happens after a plant's finished digesting its victim. Does it dissolve the entire thing or does it drop a carcass when it reopens?
Enquiring minds want to know!
The Spider Who Couldn't Hide
ORLY?
I was talking about endoskeletons, I should have been more specific. Obviously, they have an exoskeleton like all arachnids and decapods. Spiders have a no way to push their limbs outward through muscle-skeleton action as they lack the equivalent of a triceps. But if it makes you happy to feel smarter... trolololo lololo lololo...
What on Earth are you talking about? If you're trolling, good job, ya got me.
Spiders have muscles, and a skeleton. Actually I kind of hope you're trolling... it would scare me to think people here are that uneducated.
Tailless Whip Scorpion by thewildclassroom.com
Tags for this video have been changed from 'tailless, whip, scorpion' to 'tailless, whip, scorpion, harry potter, arachnid, fear factor' - edited by PlayhousePals
Rare Spider Shuts Down Huge Construction Project
>> ^Jinx:
Its not just the cute fluffy mammals which are crucial to ecossytems and possible hold the keys to further discovery. I don't feel sorry for the spider, I have no empathy towards it at all but we still have a responsibility to at least study it and its habitat BEFORE we build a road over it and possible extinguish any chance of discovery for good. The road can wait a little longer when concerning an organism that took millions of years to evolve.
Who knows, one day when we're building things out of spider silk you might be glad we took the time to study this rare arachnid
Precisely. Let's not assume that a species is useless only a few seconds after realizing that it existed at all. Moreover, one should not make assumptions when one has zero biological background whatsoever.
You don't know what it eats. You don't know what eats it. You don't know its importance to its ecosystem. It could be a keystone species, an indicator species, an endemic species, or one of a hundred other important parts of a complex network of organisms. Do your research and then make conclusions. Not the other way around.
Rare Spider Shuts Down Huge Construction Project
Its not just the cute fluffy mammals which are crucial to ecossytems and possible hold the keys to further discovery. I don't feel sorry for the spider, I have no empathy towards it at all but we still have a responsibility to at least study it and its habitat BEFORE we build a road over it and possible extinguish any chance of discovery for good. The road can wait a little longer when concerning an organism that took millions of years to evolve.
Who knows, one day when we're building things out of spider silk you might be glad we took the time to study this rare arachnid
Rare Spider Shuts Down Huge Construction Project
Now, now Greogory, troll is convenient label for all manner of folk who use the internet like crack cocaine....
I must concur with the spider not playing a pivotal role in the bio-train. If this project were halted by otters, snakes, owls, mice or beavers I could understand the fuss....Hell, even fleas or mosquito threatened would be cause for major alarm but a rare species of fucking arachnid?? Stomp that squishy, worry about the karma later, and build the fucking bypass!
....unless some arachnologist can find a biochemical compound it produces that cures cancer maybe....or maybe repairs livers "I dunno, JUST DON'T SQUASH IT!!"
Rare Spider Shuts Down Huge Construction Project
Pfft, plenty of those bastard arachnids in the world. Step on it and get the construction done!
Spiders Hunting in Packs
I for one welcome our new arachnid overlords.
8 Animal Misconceptions Rundown
Two things to do with the Daddy Longlegs misconception. First of all, the name "Daddy Longlegs" can refer to harvestmen (arachnids, not spiders), but also frequently refers to cellar spiders (spiders). Second of all, no the cellar spider is not poisonous. NO spider is poisonous, they are however all venomous (man that irks me when people get that wrong). In the case of the cellar spider the venom has very very little affect on humans.
The video you need to watch about SOPA
>> ^ChaosEngine:
[..] we have Stan. Stan is a small time artist who one day creates a cartoon character (let's call him arachnid-man) that becomes kinda popular.
BakeCo sees this and starts selling ArachnidMan cakes without paying Stan any money.
Most people would agree that this is unfair.
Now if you can't tell the difference between that, and a small company allowing people to print their own designs, your thinking is broken.
I agree, with your example, that would be somewhat unfair, especially since Stan is a small time artist.
But then, this is not the example given in the talk?
Equivalent would be something like Stan's neighbor buying Stan's comics, and thinking that they're great, he'd go to the BakeCo and order a customized cake with ArachnidMan[tm] on top of it. Now, if he just ate it with his son and his birthday guests, I can't see anything wrong with that?
Now if anyone started mass producing and selling those ArachnidMan[tm] cakes for profit, without a share going to Stan, that's when I think it starts to get in to the gray areas of morality..
Baby Spider Nest
This should not be in the bugs channel... Spiders are arachnids, not insects!