Start journaling with this spiral notebook. It comes in a variety of styles including a dot grid, lined, task and blank. Plan your day with the task manager journal or simply go traditional with the lined one.
4 different types:
Journal BLANK
Journal DOT GRID
Journal LINED
Journal TASK
.: Front cover print
.: 160 pages (80 sheets)
.: Black back cover
.: Spiral binding
Tarantulas are some of the most fascinating creatures in nature. They have an intimidating appearance, but they’re actually quite harmless and even beneficial to humans. Some interesting facts about tarantulas:
1. Tarantulas have been around for millions of years, having first appeared during the Jurassic period.
2. Tarantulas belong to a group of spiders called “theraphosids”, which means fierce hunter and refers to their aggressive hunting behavior.
3. Although they look scary, tarantulas are relatively harmless to humans – with the exception of some species that can deliver a painful bite if provoked or mishandled.
4. Tarantulas come in many shapes, colors and sizes, and can range from the size of a fingernail to as large as a dinner plate!
5. Tarantulas have eight eyes and two special sensors that help them detect prey. They also have very sensitive hairs on their bodies which are used to sense vibrations in the air around them.
6. Male tarantulas use their legs to produce acoustic signals known as “stridulation” in order to attract females during mating season.
7. Tarantulas don’t spin webs like other spiders, instead they build burrows or hide under rocks and bark for protection from predators.
8. Many species of tarantula are capable of living for up to 30 years – making them one of the longest-living spiders in the world.
9. Tarantulas are not only interesting to watch, they’re also beneficial to humans as they help keep insect populations in check by preying on them and preventing them from becoming too numerous.
10. While tarantulas might seem intimidating at first, with proper handling and care they can make wonderful pets!
Tarantulas are truly amazing creatures that have been around for millions of years and play an important role in nature’s delicate balance – which makes them all the more fascinating to learn about!
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