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spiderling

Scientific Name: Boerhavia

Family: Nyctaginaceae

Category: Dicot

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Spiderling

This page provides information about the term "Spiderling," which can refer to several different things. It is most commonly used to describe a young spider, but can also refer to a video game, a plant, or other creatures within various gaming universes.

Considerations for Pets

  • Some spiderlings, particularly those of tarantulas, are kept as pets. Care should be taken to ensure enclosures are secure to prevent escape.
  • Certain spiderlings are known to be venomous and may pose a threat to other pets or children.

General Information

  • Definition: The term "spiderling" generally refers to a young spider. Some spiderlings remain with their mother or in an egg sac for a period after hatching.

Spiderlings in the Pet Trade

  • Spiderlings of various tarantula species, such as the Red Stripe Pink Toe (Avicularia minatrix) and Curly Hair (Brachypelma albopilosum), are commonly available for purchase.
  • Spiderlings are often considered more affordable than adult tarantulas.

Spiderlings in Gaming

  • "Spiderling" is the name of an atmospheric platformer game where players swing through caves using webs.
  • Spiderlings are also creatures featured in games like Dota 2, League of Legends, and World of Warcraft.
  • In some games, spiderlings are associated with abilities such as swarming enemies or dealing poison damage.

Spiderlings in Nature

  • Spiderlings are often found in large numbers and are typically weaker individually.
  • Wolf spiders are known to carry their spiderlings on their backs.