Tarantula World: A tarantulas hunting and eating habits

Tarantulas are nocturnal hunters that rely on vibrations to detect prey. They either ambush or actively stalk their prey, using venom to paralyze and liquefy the prey's insides. Tarantulas cannot consume solid food, so they turn their prey into a liquid form to ingest. Their diet is diverse, though they are known as bird-eating spiders, birds are rarely consumed.

What time of day do tarantulas typically begin their hunt?

• Nightfall

• Midday

• Afternoon

• Morning

How do tarantulas usually capture their prey?

• By waiting in ambush

• By chasing them

• By setting traps

• By using webs

What role does venom play in a tarantula's feeding process?

• It attracts prey

• It paralyzes and liquefies prey

• It scares away predators

• It helps in digestion

Why can't tarantulas consume solid food?

• They prefer liquid diets

• They have a small mouth

• They are allergic to solids

• They lack teeth

What is a common misconception about tarantulas' diet?

• They are herbivores

• They eat only insects

• They eat only at night

• They frequently eat birds