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Goliath Bird-Eating Spiders

Roxanne AldolphoSeries: Scientific American Investigates Spiders
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Pages
24
Year
2024
Language
English
Publisher
The Rosen Publishing Group, Inc

About

Skeptical readers may not think a spider could take down and eat a bird, but this volume certainly proves it. Goliath bird-eating spiders stalk their flying prey, though--despite their name--they mostly eat insects and other easier-to-hunt victims. Vivid photographs of these creepy crawlers are featured throughout the volume, as accessible text and fact boxes guide readers to knowing all about the spiders at an age-appropriate level! Although they might cause the hair on readers' arm to rise, Goliath bird-eating spiders are harmless to humans and only bite when they're scared.

Related Subjects

  • Insects, Spiders, etc.
  • Animals
  • Juvenile Nonfiction

Extended Details

  • SeriesScientific American Investigates Spiders

    Artists

    Roxanne AldolphoAuthor