Pauki

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20/05/2023

If the signals are correct and the female is ready for mating, she allows the gentleman to approach. Before mating, males fill the oblong bulbs (zimbiums) at the ends of Pedipalp with s***m, for which they create a small network. Then the males throw a few drops of s***m from the ge****ls onto the network and gain s***m into zimbiums.

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The spider reproduction organs are located in front of the spinning organs. Males have various ways to demonstrate a female individual that he is interested in mating. Males of some species offer a present, others “call” the female with their feet on the network, and some perform a dance.

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20/05/2023

central nervous system
The coder contains two nerve nodes that form many brain nerves, and they diverge from the brain to the legs, eyes and other spider organs. The brain can occupy from 20 % to 30 % of the volume of the head.

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Nutrition, digestion and discharge
Spiders are predators and eat mainly insects . In ground ecosystems, these are one of the most important regulators of the number of insects, which they consume annually from 400 to 800 million tons . At the same time, more than 60 species of spiders belonging to 10 families were seen behind the episodic use of plant foods, mainly pollen and nectar [8]. Bagheera Kiplingi spider-canacon feeds on green parts of acacia . Many spiders catch prey with a web. Having caught prey, the spider kills it with poison and injects digestive juices into it. After some time (usually several hours), the spider sucks the formed nutrient solution.

19/05/2023

19/05/2023

The body of the spider is divided into two parts: the thug (lat. Prosoma, or cephalothorax), consisting of durable material - chitin, and abdomen (lat. Opisthosoma). Connects these two sections of the stem (small tube) (lat. Pedicel).

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On the bottom of its base there is a sexual hole, in males in the form of a simple transverse slit, in females it is surrounded by a thickened chitin plate - an epigine (epigynum s. Sarum) with a linguistic, curved process (clavus s. Ovipositor).