Fishing Spider Feeding Habits

This video tutorial explores a unique spider found in Africa, known for its unusual diet that includes fish, tadpoles, and frogs. The spider employs a fascinating hunting technique by resting on water surfaces and detecting prey through vibrations. Once it captures its prey, it uses digestive enzymes to liquefy and consume it. The video provides an insightful look into the spider's habitat, hunting methods, and digestive process.

Where does the fishing spider primarily live?

• South America

• Africa

• Australia

• Asia

What unusual prey does the fishing spider target?

• Birds

• Mice

• Snakes

• Frogs

How does the fishing spider detect its prey?

• By sight

• By vibrations

• By smell

• By sound

What does the fishing spider do after capturing its prey?

• It stores it

• It buries it

• It releases it

• It liquefies it

What is the final step in the spider's feeding process?

• Hiding the prey

• Consuming the entire prey

• Leaving the prey

• Sharing with other spiders