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TRUE or FALSE There are 10,000 species of spiders in the world

FALSE There are over 45,000 species of spiders.

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TRUE or FALSE Spiders can't chew.

TRUE Spiders can't chew or swallow. They inject their prey with poison. The poison changes the insides of the insect into liquid and the spider sucks it up.

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What is it?

It's a fly

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TRUE or FALSE The smallest spider in the world is 0.5 cm big

FALSE The smallest spider in the world is called the Patu digua. It is only 0.37mm

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Do spiders live in the polar region?

No. Spiders don't live in the polar region or on the highest mountains.

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What do spiders eat?

Spiders eat flying insects. Some spiders eat beetles, grasshoppers and spiders too!

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What is it?

It's a wasp

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TRUE or FALSE Some spiders live in the desert.

TRUE There are 55 species of spiders that can live in the desert.

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How many eyes do most spiders have? A) 2 eyes. B) 8 eyes C) 100 eyes

Most spiders have 8 eyes. But most spiders can see very well

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What is it?

It's a lizard

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TRUE OR FALSE Spiders live in the ocean.

FALSE But the water spider lives in lakes, rivers and ponds.

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TRUE or FALSE The biggest spider in the world is 30cm and weighs 170g.

TRUE It is called the Giant-Bird eating spider. It lives in South America

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TRUE or FALSE Spider silk is possibly the strongest material in the world.

TRUE Scientist think if they had the same weight of spider web as a piece of steel, the web would be much stronger than the steel.

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