Sunday, June 3, 2012

desert tarantula

Desert Tarantulas are a common sight in the Southwestern states.They generally hide during the day,choosing instead to rest under rock collections or in protective hole burrows that are abandoned in desert soil areas until dusk until night.As with most insect species,the male is smaller species though desert tarantulas in general are noted for their leg spans that can reach up to 4 inches long on the females .There bodies are also covered in hairs that are noticeable.these spiders will try to avoid contact with people but will strike if threatened or disturbed.its noted that tarantula bites should be venomous or seeking medical assistance is advisable.A desert tarantulas venom is to be reported as dangerous as a bee sting but allergic reactions may be worse.

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