Arachnids

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The Arizona bark scorpion is a climbing arachnid of the Sonoran Desert.

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Black widows include several related spiders.

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The brown recluse is a small brown spider that spends the day in quiet shelter and searches for insects at night.

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Camel spiders are fast-running arachnids of the order Solifugae.

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The emperor scorpion is a large, glossy black arachnid from western Africa.

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The Goliath birdeater is the heaviest spider in the world.

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Huntsman spiders are fast-moving arachnids with laterally spread legs.

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Jumping spiders hunt with unusually acute vision.

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Mites have many lifestyles.

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Orb-weavers build circular prey-catching webs.

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Scorpions are predatory arachnids.

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