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SOMETHING ABOUT SPIDERS...

Here are five facts about spiders:

• Spiders are arachnids, not insects- Spiders have two body segments, while insects have three. Spiders also have eight legs, while insects have six.

• Spiders produce silk- All spiders produce silk, but not all spiders spin webs. Spiders use silk for building webs, catching prey, and protecting eggs.

• Spiders have blue blood- Spiders have blue blood because their blood contains hemocyanin, a compound that contains copper instead of iron.

• Spiders are nearsighted- Most spiders have eight eyes, but some, like the brown recluse spider, only have six.

• Spiders have strange muscles- Spiders' muscles can only pull their legs inward, so they pump a watery liquid into their legs to help push them out again.

SOMETHING ABOUT ANTS..

• Ants do not have a heart- like we do, or other mammals for that matter. Instead, they have one big (in ant measurements) artery, starting from the brain, working its way through the body parts. Their blood is not red either, but rather uncolored and transparent.

• Ants have two stomachs- That's right, ants have two stomachs, it's not because they are greedy. One of their stomachs is for their own consumption, and the second one is to be shared with other ants. this process is know as trophallaxis and allows an ant colony to work extremely efficiently. it allows for the ants who forage for food to feed those which stay behind and tend to the duties of the queen and the nest.