Spiders

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What is a predator?

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A predator is an animal that eats other animals.

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What is the opposite of 'poisonous'?

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The opposite of 'poisonous' is 'harmless'.

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What helps spiders sense their environment?

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Spiders use their eyes, hairs on their body, and vibrations to sense their environment.

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What does 'dribbles' mean?

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'Dribbles' means to let liquid run from the mouth.

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What does the word 'vibrations' mean?

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'Vibrations' refer to shaking or oscillating movements.

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What are spinnerets in spiders?

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Spinnerets are specialized organs that spiders use to produce silk.

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How do spiders use silk?

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Spiders use silk for various purposes, including building webs, wrapping prey, and creating draglines.

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What is the role of a spider's eyes?

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A spider's eyes help it to see and detect movement in its environment.

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What is the significance of vibrations for spiders?

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Vibrations help spiders detect prey and potential threats in their surroundings.

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What adaptations do spiders have for hunting?

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Spiders have adaptations such as fangs, venom, and silk production for hunting.