How does the Spider life cycle compare with insect’s life cycle?

Answer 1

It is similar to the insects that have a simple cycle. There are no larvae, pupae, or nymphs. They lay eggs and grow through mitosis.Well, actually that is not all true. There may not be a larvae or nymphs, but there is a pupae throughout it's life cycle.

Answer 2

Spiders have eight legs, but insects don't. Every insect has six legs. If an animal has more than six legs, then it is not classified an insect. Spiders have only two body parts, which insects do not have. All insects have only three body parts: head, thorax and abdomen. Because the spider has differences from an insect, it is classified under arachnids.

Answer 3

There is a major difference between spiders and insects. Spiders are arachnids, the word "arachnid" coming from a Greek myth about the goddess Athena turning a woman named Arachne into a spider. The difference between insects and arachnids is that arachnids have two sections, head and abdomen, and have 8 legs. Insects have 3 sections; head, thorax and abdomen. Insects also have 6 legs and antannae.

Answer 4

They all have legs and eyes. Also, they're generally pretty small. If you pull off two legs of a spider, it has as many legs as almost all insects. Spiders and insects can be really creepy. They are also both amazing, because if you try to make anything that small that actually works, and makes minature copies of itself, it would be really cool!

Answer 5

the spider cannot fly like most of the insects have wings like bees,butterflies and more but do you know what a spider is special at spinning a web B)

Answer 6

A spider is an aracnid. All spiders are insects, but not all incests are spiders.

Answer 7

It has eight legs.

Answer 8

i dont know.

Answer 9

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Answer 10

a spider's life cycle has three stage's of life and a insect's life cycle has 4