The
Green backed spider:
How
much do you know about the Arachnid family? Well Dr Montgomery (a scientist)
has made a miraculous discovery and has found out that these endangered species
are still living from back thousands of years ago. The discovery, by Dr
Montgomery was believed to be of the Green backed spider.
Why
the green backed spiders are endangered?
These
rare spiders are endangered because of deforestation in Peru (where it lives)
however not all of these species are wiped out. These spiders are just at the
brink of extinction. Fortunately the Green backed spider has not yet been
extinct. These endangered spiders are also having no food so may become extinct
due to this.
Where
it lives?
The green
backed spider is believed to be found in Peru where Dr Montgomery was going for
his expedition for this rare spider. He had found these spiders in the Frenza
tree, which probably 8m tall so it is out of reach for predators. The spider
itself is about the side of a tarantula. The diameter of the tree was known as
3m long. It lives there because of the fresh luscious green leaves, where it
can camouflage.
What
it looks like?
If
you ever come across the green backed spiders it should have 8 legs, which are
razor sharp legs, so if you’re scared of spiders let me tell you if you try to
illuminate the legs they’ll just regrow also it should have 4 teeth to eats its
prey. Furthermore the green backed spider enjoys to eat scrumptious oil from
the saps of the leaves and delicious fruit named chiki chiki. Local people
there try to grab it but the spider guards it. It feed on small ants and
insects, smaller than itself.
People
should prevent deforestation, as it is not only bad for our oxygen levels but
for the spiders too. Deforestation is happening rigorously and should stop.
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