CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Do spiders recognize humans? (Do spiders recognize humans as their owners?)

1. Are spiders cold-blooded or warm-blooded animals?

Cold-blooded animals

Spiders are cold-blooded crustaceans, and their body temperature changes with the environment. However, they cannot move freely when the temperature is below a certain value, and temperatures below ten degrees will affect their movements. Spiders mostly feed on insects, other spiders, and myriapods, and some spiders also feed on small animals.

Spiders don't recognize their owners. Spiders are cold-blooded animals and don't have the ability to recognize their owners. They are only familiar with the smell of their owners.

2. Why does the spider not recognize its parents after it breaks out of the shell?

When a spider hatches from its shell, it doesn't know who its parents are and needs to live independently without care, so it won't recognize its own parents, let alone other animals. After the mother spider lays eggs, she leaves and lets her offspring fend for themselves. The little spiders will take care of themselves, know where to find food and how to survive, and won't care about the life or death of their offspring until they grow up.

3. Do jumping spiders recognize humans?

Answer: They don’t recognize humans. Because jumping spiders are low-level animals, they don’t have much wisdom, but they are afraid of humans and don’t recognize humans. So jumping spiders don’t recognize humans.

Jumping spiders are a family in the order Araneae, commonly known as jumping spiders. Most of them are no longer than 15 mm. They are short, thick and slightly flat, with short, strong legs, and are good at jumping, hence the name. Salticidae is the largest family in the order Araneae, with about 3,000 species worldwide. They are distributed all over the world, with more species in tropical and subtropical areas. The number and species in southern China are greater than in northern China. 8 new species of Salticidae are described in detail.

4. Will pet spiders bite people?

1. First of all, it is important to make sure that both pet spiders and spiders in nature will bite people. 2. The difference is that wild spiders are more nervous, while domesticated spiders are more timid. 3. Spiders are brainless creatures that cannot recognize their owners and do not interact with their owners. In other words, whether you bite them depends entirely on your instinctive reflex. 4. Spiders with a more docile (timid) temperament (rose, red seven, curly, etc.) are unlikely to bite people, while spiders with a more nervous (bold, irritable) temperament (orange eight, various rainforests, etc.) are more likely to bite people. 5. Generally speaking, tarantula larvae are not very aggressive, but they will gradually show their aggressive nature after 5-6L. 6. If you keep a non-tarantula as a pet, then you need to judge whether it will bite people and how aggressive it is based on the type you raise.

5. Will spiders bite people?

Won't.

Spiders don't bite.

Don't worry too much. Most spiders will be very vigilant and avoid contact with humans or keep their distance from humans. Only a few spiders will approach humans or climb onto human bodies when they do not feel any threat. In very rare cases, they will bite humans first.

6. Can you develop feelings for your reptiles and spiders?

There will be no emotions.

Spiders don't recognize their owners. Spiders have low IQs, can't remember their owners, can't identify their owners, and won't have emotional interactions with their owners. If the owner keeps the spider for a long enough time, the spider will become familiar with the owner's smell and form a conditioned reflex so that it won't attack the owner.