Spider-man has the spider-sense, do spiders actually have a spider sense?
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No, spiders are actually pretty easy to kill, catch, and surprise, thus making tasty snacks for many a bird and frog- If there were any animal I would vote for having ESP, it would be houseflies.....ever tried to catch one of those?? It's like they know what you are going to do before you do!  Spiders generally have decent vision close up, but poor vision at any distance (greater than a few feet), though this varies with the spider.  They also often have hair-cells which detect vibrations in the air, and like most insects and arachnids can sense vibrations on the ground.
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All spiders are predators. They do not eat plants, but only other living animals. Insects, spiders, invertebrates, some small vertebrates are the typical prey items.\nSo I would say yes they eat termites.
1144504
i dont know because im not.  im afraid of spiders.
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Venom is actively injected, while poison must be eaten or absorbed. So snakes and spiders have venom, because they typically use fangs to inject it into their victims. Some frogs, however, have poison, because one must touch their skin to absorb it.
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Black widow spiders are member of the Latrodectus family, and sometimes their spot is yellow or orange instead of red. I think all spiders are poisonous, but most cannot open their mouths wide enough to bite a human. Check out this site to see if your spider fits the description : http://psychcentral.com/psypsych/Black_widow\nGood luck !
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No I don't fear spiders. But don't go out of my way to mess with them.
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Spiders aren't nasty.  They eat other bugs, so with spiders around, there are a lot few of other bugs.\n\nPhobias are treated by education and desentization.  Learn a lot about spiders so you will know that they are mostly harmless (with a couple exceptions that are easy to deal with).  Then, start encountering spiders.  Go looking for spiders, and when you find one, get as close as you can stand.  Do this frequently.  You will find out that being around spiders is not the end of the world and you'll relax.\n\nIf you don't think you can do it on your own, go to a psychologist.  They deal with phobias all the time.\n\nGood luck!
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I not sure, but, sometimes I play with these fuzzy little spiders as they seem to enjoy it. I poke at them with my finger and they run and then jump on my finger and look around as if they playing. As I look at them they seem to take on a personality that seems to have a face, including a nose. ;-)
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No I have never heard of that and my son is a spider expert...;
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Yup da black widow spider eats up da male spider during mating........Its a way da male spider passes its sperms 2 the female as da female doesnt allow him 2 fuk her so he gets in da way but keeps on fukin her till his last breath.......(I would never do dat for mah GF)\nThe black widow spider is 20 times as big as da male spider.....
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No, a spider can not build a nest in your ear. There are many problems with that myth. First, a spider would not have any reason to go in your ear. You move to much, even if it's just breathing, they don't like it. Second, a spider can not build a "nest" fast enough for you not to realize it's there. It takes several hours to build some webs, and a long time to build the egg sack that would be refered to as a "nest." Spiders have no reason to live in your ear. So while it would be physically and theoretically possible (spelling?), it's probably more likely to get struck by lightning or win the lotery.
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a spider must feed on animal material, therefor it is a carnivor.  An omnivor will eat anything that it can.
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They have ran into each other many times in the comics. Currently, Peter Parker(Spiderman)is working for Tony Stark(Iron-Man). This is both as Parker and Spidey. Spidey was briefly a part of Fantastic Four and the Avengers. I remember a specific time that DR Strange was in trouble and sent a psychic message to Spiderman for help because he was the closest superhero. In the comics, any superhero can run into another and often does.\n\nAs for the movies, they are seperate to make more money and have their own story lines. In Fantastic Four the movie, there are no other superheroes making them unique. However, DC has been talking about a Batman & Superman movie for a while now. It's kinda like Alien Vs Predator...they both had their own series, but came together in time.
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My spidey senses say No.
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Hmmm... Interesting match up.\n\nMy gut instinct would scream Wolverine due to claws, senses and Mutant Healing Factor.  \n\nHowever, thinking about it, if Spiderman allows the claws to get close enough to be used, he is not fighting right.  Especially in an urban environment, Spiderman would always be just out of reach.  Even Wolverine gets tired eventually, and the Healing won't help if his airways are clogged with web.\n\nAlso, in the recent Ultimate Spiderman game, Venom fights and defeats Wolverine, and Spiderman is able to defeat venom.  Perhaps not directly applicable, but useful to gauge comparable strengths.
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Spider do not senses like insects, so insect repellent is no good. You just have to see and avoid. What you can do is to carry a stick in front of you so that you get rid of any potential webs that may be across your path. And spider along the way. This is good against spider on web on trees. Ground spider will be harder to see and avoid. Wear boots or high cut shoes.\nBut you should relax, they are more scared of you than you of them! You are so much larger in size! Anyway most spiders are harmless to humans except for a couple, so don't get too worried about them.
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I really wish people wouldn't just guess at answers. I know you want the points, but can't you find a question asking for an opinion rather than facts?\n\nYes, all spiders have venom. Spiders can not eat solid food and rely on their venom to liquefy their prey so they can swallow it. All spiders are venomous, without exception.\n\nFortunately most spiders don't have venom that is dangerous to humans. A bite from most spiders has about the same effect as a wasp sting, assuming it can even break the skin.