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Spiders
Learn all about the cool and creepy lives of spiders!
The Canadian Encyclopedia provides an excellent resource for learning about spiders in Canada, including description, reproduction, feeding and relationship to humans.
Find great information about spiders. Scrolling on your mouse or the red ball at the bottom of the page will move the spider image to the right. Click on the sections to learn more about Mexican red-kneed tarantulas and spider webs. Click on any blinking circle; it will lead to more information or pictures.
This site from the Burke Museum (Washington State) has a selection of myths, misconceptions, and superstitions about spiders. There are numerous articles, diagrams and photos covering a variety of spider-related topics.
Once every century, the world’s greatest spiders gather to compete in a series of grueling games. The winner will become the next arachnomonarch! Do you think you could win the mantle of spider supremacy?