Underwater Spider Adaptations

The video explores a unique spider that lives underwater without fins or gills. It constructs an air bubble to breathe, acting as a homemade scuba tank. The spider collects bubbles to create an oxygen reservoir, forming a sanctuary where it can feed and rest. Evolution has equipped it with tools to thrive in its ecosystem.

What makes this spider unique compared to other arachnids?

• It can fly.

• It can change colors.

• It lives exclusively underwater.

• It has wings.

How does the spider manage to breathe underwater?

• It creates an air bubble.

• It has gills.

• It uses a snorkel.

• It absorbs oxygen through its skin.

What is the purpose of the air bubble created by the spider?

• To serve as a scuba tank.

• To store food.

• To attract mates.

• To scare away predators.

What does the spider do in its underwater sanctuary?

• It lays eggs.

• It feeds and rests.

• It hibernates.

• It builds webs.

How has evolution helped the spider in its underwater habitat?

• It has developed fins.

• It can breathe underwater without any aid.

• It can live on land and water equally.

• It has tools to conquer its ecosystem.