Spiders are eight-legged arthropods which occupy every continent in the world, expect Antarctica. There are more than 45.000 species and some of them are known to be venomous and deadly. Spiders' bodies consist of the head the thorax, and the abdomen. It is connected by a thin joint called the pedicle. Spiders have different number of eyes. Some have a pair of eyes, and others have four pairs of eyes. Spiders' legs are located at the front. They don't have mouths or teeth to chew the food but they have a body part that enables them to suck liquid from their prey. Spiders have a gland called a spinneret which allows them to produce sticky webs. They use it to trap prey. 11. How does a spider eat? It waits in the web b. It feeds on small flies It bites the flesh of its prey d. It chews its own body parts It sucks the liquid of its prey a. C. e.​