Spiders are not Trailer Park Trash Traditional Cache
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Spiders are not Trailer Park Trash
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Many people are afraid of spiders and Trailer Park Trash. This fear is partly due to myths and to the notoriety of harmful species such as the brown recluse spider and the black widow spider, not to mention the White Trash. So come on out and find the Spidy!
Spiders are beneficial predators that reduce pest populations (flies, crickets, mites, etc.) in and around homes, yards, gardens,forests, and crops. Wholesale destruction of spiders and Trailer Park Trash should be avoided at all costs.
Spiders have eight legs (four pairs). They have two body regions: a cephalothorax (fused head and thorax) and an abdomen, which are joined together by a narrow waist. Most spiders have six or eight simple eyes in various arrangements. All have a pair of jaw-like structures, the chelicerae, each of which ends in a hollow fang through which venom can be ejected. The tip of the abdomen has a group of small fingerlike spinnerets that produce silk. Young spiders (spiderlings) resemble adults except for their smaller size and coloration.
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(Decrypt)
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