Spiders and scorpions
Spiders and scorpions belong to one group of invertebrates, the arachnids. Their body has two parts, they have eight jointed legs and no antennae. Spiders spin silk webs to catch insects, and scorpions sting with the tip of their tail. Some can hurt people, so we never pick them up.
Depth 1 · Foundation
You can tell a spider or scorpion from an insect: two body parts, eight legs, no antennae.
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You can tell a spider or scorpion from an insect: two body parts, eight legs, no antennae.
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