101. Pet Tarantulas What are the different types of tarantulas? Pet tarantulas. tarantulas are actually great pets to have. Are tarantulas good pets? http://allsands.com/Pets/SmallAnimals/pettarantula_vjw_gn.htm

102. Los Coatis Kids Club Tarantulas Creature Features tarantulas tarantulas are found over much of the southwestern United States, in Central American and down into South America. http://www.desertmuseum.org/kids/features_tarantulas.html

Expand All Collapse All Events and Camps Poetry Contest ... Visiting Ernie Creature Features: Tarantulas Caption and Photo Credit The Desert Tarantula is the largest spider in our area. It can sometimes measure up to 3 inches in body length. Male and female tarantulas look alike when they are young but when they mature into adults the female develops a larger abdomen while the male tends to be darker in color than the female. Tarantulas are found over much of the southwestern United States, in Central American and down into South America. There are about 30 species of tarantula which live in Arizona. The tarantula is a hunting spider. It feeds on insects, primarily beetles and grasshoppers and other small creatures including young rodents. Its large fangs are used to inject venom (poison) into its prey. The tarantula is not only predator but also prey itself. The tarantula is prey to the Pepsis wasp, coatis, skunks, coyotes and many other desert omnivores. As a means of defending itself against these predators, the tarantula kicks the barbed hairs from the back of its abdomen into the face of the potential predator. These barbed hairs cause much irritation to the attacker who is distracted allowing the tarantula to make its escape. The fangs are seldom used on humans and do not cause any serious complications. Tarantulas are usually very easy going animals and are not easily provoked (pushed) to bite. The tarantula lives much longer than other spiders. It takes 8 to 10 years for a tarantula to mature. The female spends most of her time underground and rarely wanders. She lays her eggs in her burrow and may lay 200-300 eggs at one time. She may live as long as 25 years. The male is the more commonly seen. He wanders about at night and during the cool time of the day, particularly in late summer and fall when seeking a mate. The male lives only one season past sexual maturity.

103. Tarantula Movie, Tarantula Video, Tarantula Posters Buy this Poster from AllPosters.com Predators of the Wild Giant Tarantula Predators of the Wild Giant Tarantula Great footage on tarantulas Buy this Video http://www.junglewalk.com/video/Tarantula-movie.asp

JungleWalk - Tarantula movies, Tarantula videos Search by name (Browser must support frames) This page is meant for use with older browsers which do not support in-line frames. If you have a recent version of a browser which does support frames, you should use the more user-friendly 'frame version' of this site. All Animals Arachnids Horseshoe Crabs Scorpions ... Arachnids - Misc. Other Favorites: Bird Sounds Check out these T-Shrit Galleries: Bird T-Shirt Cat T-Shirt Dog T-Shirt Dolphin T-Shirt ... Zebra T-Shirt Check out these Poster Galleries: Cat Posters Dog Posters Monkey Posters Wolf Posters ... Arachnids Tarantulas Tarnatula Source: US Army This image is in public domain. Counts: Video:70 Audio:2 sites:11 images:3 Brazilian Bird eating tarantula Hay's Tarantula Page MOV Large female spider catches a termite Brazilian Salmon Pink Birdeater Hay's Tarantula Page MOV Tarantula Molting - time lapse movie Brazilian Salmon Pink Birdeater Hay's Tarantula Page MOV Tarantual Feeding Frenzy Chilean Rose Tarantula Hay's Tarantula Page MOV Tarantual Molting Costa Rican Redleg Hay's Tarantula Page MOV Tarantula lured out of a burrow with a stick Tarantula The Cornwallis School MPG Tarantula walking across a brave volunteers hand Tarantula Tropical Ecosystems of Costa Rica and Panama (R. Hays Cummins, Miami University)

104. Tarantulas tarantulas are found worldwide; there are over eight hundred different species of them! tarantulas, like all spiders, have eight legs. http://www.geocities.com/thesciencefiles/tarantula/tarantula.html

T arantulas are found worldwide; there are over eight hundred different species of them! These big, hairy spiders eat insects, small birds and reptiles, and also other spiders. T hese spiders are found in tropical and sub-tropical areas, like South America, Central America and the south-western states of the USA, Africa, parts of the Middle East, southern Asia (including India and Sri Lanka), much of Polynesia, Australia, northern parts of New Zealand and much of the Caribbean. T arantulas are solitary, and do not easily tolerate others of the same species. Because of their large size, they don't construct intricate "catching webs" like most spiders do. They can spin webs, however, which they use to line their burrows. The male of the species is only sexually mature for the last few months of his life. Males generally live 9-10 years, but females live as long as twenty years. The female lays eggs in a sack woven from web silk, which is carried attached to the abdomen until the eggs hatch. The sack may contain 300-1000 eggs, which hatch in sixty to ninety days. A hatchling tarantula is about the size of a pencil point. T arantulas overpower their prey with sheer force, and inject it with venom. The venom is a combination of a paralyzing agent and digestive secretions. They will generally only eat live food, although some will accept dead prey and some big spiders will apparently eat small pieces of raw meat. After catching and killing their prey, tarantulas inject it with powerful digestive enzymes that liquefy the insect's contents. When the insides have been sufficiently liquefied, the tarantula sucks the insect dry and throws away the empty husk.

105. Tarantulas Pictures photos of my spiders 5/5/1997. Tarantula Links http://www.geocities.com/Yosemite/2448/Arachnid.html

Pictures photos of my spiders 5/5/1997. Tarantula Links - Homepage of the A.T.S. Glades Herp Inc. Member of the Internet Link Exchange Free Home Pages at GeoCities

106. The AFU & Urban Legends Archive - A Collection Of Urban Myths Date Wed, 31 Jul 1996 225055 0400 From Judy Johnson jjohnson@asrr.arsusda.gov Subject tarantulas The following are two posts related to The Vibrating http://www.urbanlegends.com/alt.folklore.urban-archive/tarantulas.html

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107. PetPlace.com - Article: Unusual Pets - Tarantulas Unusual Pets tarantulas, by Alex Lieber. Despite their Hollywood image, tarantulas are usually not dangerous, and are often quite beautiful. http://petplace.netscape.com/articles/artShow.asp?artID=3172

108. Joshua Tree NP-tarantulas tarantulas, the largest spiders in North America, are typically two to three inches long and are covered with thousands of fine hairs ranging in color from tan http://www.nps.gov/jotr/nature/animals/arthropods/tarantulas/tarantulas.html

A Desert Park Visiting Activities Nature ... Education Autumn provides a brief glimpse into the workings of nature in the desert. At no other time is the intimate connection between life and death represented so clearly. NATURE Animals Amphibians Arthropods Tarantulas Birds Mammals Reptiles Plants ... Environmental Factors To alert the female of his presence, the male taps one of his legs against the ground until the female emerges. The male must then participate in a dangerous mating dance, wherein he fends off the female, who wishes to devour him, by using hooks on his front legs. His death will give the female a needed boost of nutrition, as she must now produce 500 to 1,000 eggs and a silk cocoon where the eggs will be protected. Even if the male escapes being eaten by the female, he will still die within a few months. Females, on the other hand, often produce eggs for 25 years or more. If you encounter a tarantula, take time to observe its body, its behavior, and its connection to the fabric of desert life, but please do not disturb this delicate connection. Wildlife should never be touched, chased, or fed, and the tarantula is no exception. Contrary to appearance and reputation, the tarantula is a timid creature and will not bite human beings unless seriously provoked. Like all animals in Joshua Tree National Park, the desert tarantula deserves our respect, not just for surviving, but for thriving in a place where the boundary between life and death is always shifting.

109. Thomas Lux- Tarantulas On The Lifebuoy tarantulas on the Lifebuoy. For some semitropical reasons when the rains fall relentlessly they fall. into swimming pools, these otherwise http://www.contemporarypoetry.com/dialect/poetry/luxtrantula.html

Tarantulas on the Lifebuoy For some semitropical reasons when the rains fall relentlessly they fall into swimming pools, these otherwise bright and scary arachnids. They can swim a little, but not for long and they can't climb the ladder out. They usually drown but if you want their favor, if you believe there is justice, a reward for not loving the death of ugly and even dangerous (the eel, hog snake, rats) creatures, if you believe these things, then you would leave a lifebuoy or two in your swimming pool at night. And in the morning you would haul ashore the huddled, hairy survivors and escort them back to the bush, and know, be assured that at least these saved, as individuals, would not turn up again someday in your hat, drawer, or the tangled underworld of your socks, and that even when your belief in justice merges with your belief in dreams they may tell the others in a sign language four times as subtle and complicated as man's that you are good that you love them

110. Wildlife Of Mount Diablo State Park - Tarantulas Usher In The Fall Season Wildlife of Mount Diablo State Park. tarantulas Usher in the Fall Season by Ken Lavin. Late summer and fall is tarantula time on Mt. Diablo. http://www.mdia.org/tarantula.htm

Wildlife of Mount Diablo State Park Tarantulas Usher in the Fall Season by Ken Lavin Late summer and fall is tarantula time on Mt. Diablo. During this turn of the season, park visitors often see these hairy arachnids scurrying across trails and roads. The tarantula, North America's largest spider, spends most of its life in and around its underground burrow. However, when a male tarantula reaches maturity at about seven years of age, he leaves the safety of his subterranean home to risk life and limb (all eight of them) in search of females of the species. These love struck males are the autumnal wanderers we see on the mountain. Drawing by Nathan Crawford Once a female tarantula is located by scent and enticed out of her den, the male tarantula faces the classic problem common to male spiders. He must convince the female he is a suitor and not just lunch on the hoof . Toward this end, male tarantulas have small spurs or hooks on their front legs to hold the female's savage jaws at bay during mating. After mating, the larger, longer lived female returns to her borrow, ultimately to hatch hundreds of baby spiders the following spring.

111. Smuggler’s Web Traps Tarantulas - Pets - Indiatimes Smuggler’s Web Traps tarantulas ALLEN O BRIEN TIMES NEWS NETWORK . They are exotic, quiet and make a great topic of conversation. http://pets.indiatimes.com/articleshow/278860.cms

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112. VetCentric - Terrific Tarantulas Terrific tarantulas He currently owns a few less than 30 tarantulas, but at times has had several hundred. I started from the ground up, he said. http://www.vetcentric.com/magazine/magazineArticle.cfm?ARTICLEID=1846

113. Tarantulas tarantulas. During the Fall of each year we tend to have an increase in calls regarding tarantulas. This is largely due to the fact http://cecalaveras.ucdavis.edu/tara.htm

Tarantulas During the Fall of each year we tend to have an increase in calls regarding tarantulas. This is largely due to the fact that many can be seen in the evenings crawling out onto warm blacktop roads in the evening to savor the residual warmth. Occasionally, these very large, hairy spiders are found within a dwelling causing alarm and panic among those fearing spiders. Actually, most tarantulas are docile, non-aggressive and rarely bite. Bites are not considered dangerous and cause little lasting pain. Bites are no more painful than a bee sting, and its symptoms should be treated similarly. Some have a dense covering of special hairs on the abdomen, which, when dislodged, cause skin irritation. This is mechanical rather than chemical in nature. The name tarantula has unfortunately become associated with several spider families, but most often is applied to the ones called the hairy mygalmorphs. Tarantulas have been much publicized in horror shows in movie houses and television shows due to their forbidding hairy appearance. Identification The largest tarantulas are tropical with a body length of 3-1/2 inches and leg span of 9-1/2 inches. The largest United States' species has a body length of two inches and leg span of about six inches. These spiders are stout-bodied and covered with hollow, needlelike, barbed hairs, especially on the abdomen. When disturbed, the hind legs are used to scrape off and throw very fine (fiberglass-like) abdominal hairs in the direction of danger, resulting in a remaining bald spot. A bald spot may also occur on the abdomen prior to the shedding of the skin. Hairs may cause a skin rash, allergic reaction and possibly anaphylactic shock to certain individuals.

114. Search Topic War of Ideas OR War of Images? tarantulas Replies 4 Views 29, Forum Politics Posted Sat May 15, 2004 1242 am Subject War of Ideas OR War of Images? http://www.able2know.com/forums/search.php?search_author=Tarantulas

115. Tarantulas - The Deadly Cargo (1977): Claude Akins, Deborah Winters, Pat Hingle, tarantulas THE DEADLY CARGO (1977) reviews from the nation s top critics and audiences. Also tarantulas - The Deadly Cargo (1977). http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/TarantulasTheDeadlyCargo-1020886/

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116. Tarantulas By Jim Cornish, Gander, Newfoundland Canada This site is for P and E students/teachers and lists Web resources on tarantulas spiders. Elementary Theme Pages tarantulas Spiders, http://www.stemnet.nf.ca/CITE/spiderstarantalas.htm

Elementary Theme Pages Tarantulas Spiders Theme Pages Spiders Theme Page Tarantulas Tarantulas are large hairy spiders that live in warm areas around the world, including South America, southern North America, southern Europe, Africa, southern Asia, and Australia. The greatest concentration of tarantulas is in South America. Taranula Scary. That's the only word to describe this furry, ferocious-looking spider. Naturally, you'd want to get rid of this guy. But did you know that tarantulas are actually shy spiders? Treating Tarantula Bites Home Treatment: Place ice (wrapped in a washcloth or other suitable covering) on the site of the sting for 10 minutes and then off for 10 minutes. Repeat this process. If patient has circulatory problems, decrease the time to prevent possible damage to the skin. Tarantula Tarantula, is the common name of any one of a group of mostly large, hairy spiders. Tarantulas are found in warm climates such as those of the Southern and Western United States and the tropics. Some tarantulas live more than 20 years. Tarantulas Tarantulas use their fangs for subduing their prey and carrying it to their dens (or to a safe location) for devouring at their leisure. They don't have teeth for tearing and chewing their meals so they regurgitate digestive juices onto their victim.

117. The Tarantulas, Henry W. Coe State Park's One And Only Band The tarantulas Blues, Hollers, Rags, and Stomps. The tarantulas are the musicmakers of Henry W. Coe State Park, playing jug-band http://www.coepark.org/tarantulas/the-band.html

The Tarantulas Blues, Hollers, Rags, and Stomps The Tarantulas are the music-makers of Henry W. Coe State Park, playing jug-band and good-time music from the 1920s to the 1950s for events at Coe Park throughout the year. Meet the Band Michael Robert William David ... Rosse Michael "Spider Mike" Billo (dobro, mandolin, saw, and mouth organ) Spider Mike traces his roots to long nights spent at San Francisco's infamous Coffee and Confusion on upper Grant Avenue, where he learned his unique saw-playing style watching John Lee Hooker floss his teeth between sets. top Robert "Spider Bob" George (bottleneck, 12-string guitar, banjo, banjulele) top William "Spider Bill" Holl (guitar, kazoo) Spider Bill was first spotted behind a sax, wearing a gold lame tailcoat, in the legendary Palo Alto rock group "The Debon-Aires." Former pack guide at J. Dial Ranch in Menlo Park, Bill now grows hops for the local ale house in Scotts Valley. top David "Spider Dave" Perrin (percussion) Spider Dave has been a volunteer at Henry Coe since the days when you could actually keep horses in the Orestimba Corral. Specializing on washboard, cannon-shell, and hubcap, Dave is alleged to have once laundered Joaquin Murietta's long-johns. top "Spider Rosse" Hemeon (washtub bass) Spider Rosse is a long-time Pine Ridge Association member, and former Coe Park Volunteer. When he's not playing gutbucket for The Tarantulas, you might find him at the campfire whipping up a batch of his famous five-alarm buffalo lasagna for the rest of the arachnids.

118. Where Do I Find? Tarantulas Where Do I Find? tarantulas. National Zoological Park tarantulas and other spiders are at home in the Zoo s Invertebrate Exhibit. http://www.si.edu/resource/faq/where/tarantul.htm

Tarantulas National Zoological Park Tarantulas and other spiders are at home in the Zoo's Invertebrate Exhibit National Museum of Natural History The O. Orkin Insect Zoo is home to a number of tarantulas. Where Do I Find? Visitor Information and Associates' Reception Center Smithsonian Institution

119. ? ? ? The summary for this Bulgarian page contains characters that cannot be correctly displayed in this language/character set. http://tarantulas-bg.hit.bg/vhod1.htm

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120. The Explosion - Tarantulas Attack Lyrics tarantulas Attack Lyrics. If you find some error in tarantulas Attack Lyrics, would you please submit your corrections to me? Thank You. http://www.sing365.com/music/lyric.nsf/Tarantulas-Attack-lyrics-The-Explosion/2E

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