Fishing Spider Behavior and Habitat

The video introduces a unique fishing spider found in Africa that preys on fish, tadpoles, and frogs. It explains the spider's hunting technique, where it detects prey vibrations on water surfaces and captures them with speed. The spider then uses digestive enzymes to liquefy its prey, allowing it to consume the entire meal. The video concludes by emphasizing the spider's ability to eat a whole frog.

Where does the fishing spider primarily reside?

• Asia

• Africa

• South America

• Australia

What unusual prey does the fishing spider hunt?

• Snakes

• Frogs

• Birds

• Mice

How does the fishing spider detect its prey?

• By sight

• By sound

• By vibrations

• By smell

What is the first step the spider takes after capturing its prey?

• It eats it whole

• It stores it for later

• It wraps it in silk

• It releases digestive enzymes

What happens to the frog after the spider releases digestive enzymes?

• It shrinks

• It changes color

• It liquefies

• It becomes paralyzed