The haymaker-spider, known everywhere

In fact, every person in the house has a haystack - a spider, which can be called the most common representative of its kind on the planet. The length of his body usually does not exceed one centimeter. There are individuals that are not older than two millimeters in the adult state. However, people are afraid of them because they have a fairly large paw size - up to five cm, which is several times the size of the body. Such individuals live in forests. Home spiders do not differ in the length of their paws. Their taurus also has a completely different form. It can be round, oval or elongated.

Its name was received from the detachment Haymaker. A spider from this detachment is not at all to them. That is why the detachment is also often called false spiders. Their only similarity is that both species belong to the Arachnid family.

The haymaker is a spider, which, like the rest of the family, has eight eyes. Two of them are called medial, and they are located in front of the calf. The other six change their position depending on the region in which their owners live. They can sit comfortably on either side, or be on the ledges. In a word, the position of the eyes directly depends on the convenience of their use in a specific locality. Consequently, if one insect is transported from the forest to the house, then it is likely to die.

As already mentioned above, the haymaker is a spider, which is widespread everywhere. It can be found in Asia, and in Africa, and in Alaska. Moreover, he is able to live in a variety of conditions - in glades, in houses, in forests, on glaciers. The main thing is that this place is inhabited by midges and other small insects, otherwise the arachnid will die of hunger. In fact, a haystack, a photo of which can be found on any specialized resource dedicated to this family, does not need a separate presentation, since everyone knows it. It should be noted that its second name is the long-legged one. In the people he is known precisely under this name.

Among other things, a haymaker is a spider, which you can not call lazy. If he found that a certain prey did not get into his web, but is in close proximity to it, then he will begin to swing his network with smooth and noiseless vibrations. The trap threads do not have a tacky property, like the other members of the family, but this does not mean that the food of a spider can escape. In order for this not to happen, he flogs the network randomly, and as soon as the victim enters it, begins to wind it even more. It should be added that the haymaker can eat prey immediately or leave it in a "canned" form for the future.

There are various opinions that concern the danger of these spiders for a person. Some argue that no harm can the insect inflict on people. The rest believe that the spider haymaker is poisonous, but he can not use his bite on a person, since the amount of poisoned liquid in his body is limited. And he will simply remain hungry if he bites your finger or leg. There is another opinion, which says that the spider is not just poisonous, it is much more dangerous than tarantulas or black widows. But no one has died from his bite because he has no way to bite the skin. In any case, do not check these theories for truthfulness, because no one knows exactly how the insect will behave in the next second.