Black Widow Spiders

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allie need more 11/21/2011
google girl Dumb doesnt help me. Should add how they move 10/30/2011
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Virginya My daughtor is doing a project for science and they had to do it on a pest so at first she wanted a bat but now it turned out to be great for her to pick a black widow spider instead for her to pick a crummy old bat! Thanks! 4/8/2011
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Kev Great information! My son is working on a project about black widows, and this site is very helpful. 2/4/2011
mariem well i think the black widow is creepy now im scared to go to my basement 11/16/2010
David There are so many Black Widows at my work place that if I spent my time trying to remove them instead of killing them, I'd be spending all day doing it. The reproduce at an alarming rate and they must be killed when found. 8/17/2010
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Justine is there infermachia about the black widows mating 1/2/2009
blackwidowowner can you tell me if a black widow spider needs water? 7/13/2008
Liena awesome site it really helped me with my school project 1/27/2008
molly The Reproductive Process of the Black Widow Spider
Black widow spider reproduction is as unique as is the species. The male black widow makes a ‘sperm web’ on which it deposits a small amount of semen. It then coats its palps with sperm, and sets out to look for a female of its species. On finding the female black widow of its species, it begins its courtship, which it does by vibrating the female’s web, so that she recognizes him as a mate and to get her receptive to mating. Mating comes about by the male inserting its papal organs into the female’s spermathecal openings, and the spermatozoa being released on the eggs.		 11/5/2007
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