You would be surprised how long they live. The migration is usually 8+ year males looking for females. They don’t expect to survive (the cold gets them). The females can live to 25 years. I’ve read 1,000s how many who knows
On another note, they did a study with elementary school students. The youngest children were curious about spiders and wanted to touch them. Older children did not like them. Which meant that the fear of spiders was learned, not something children always had.
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Oh man 😱🫣😳 would be my reaction
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🙂 i’d run out of the room 🙂
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That too
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😂😂😂😂😂
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Thanks so much 🙂
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You are welcome.. 😜
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👍👍👍👍👌👌
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thank you very much 🙂
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Very good indeed – but my worse nightmare!! 🙂
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Not a situation i’d care to be in 🙂 Thanks 🙂
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Oh my gosh indeed!
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🙂 🙂 🙂
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Would be a memorable class! Tarantulas are fascinating creatures.
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🙂 🙂 spiders are very interesting, but I’d probably run out of that classroom 🙂
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haha Nothing to fear, they are friendly and furry, like tiny kittens. 😆
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if i ever run into one I’ll try to think of it as a kitten, that’ll help. Thanks 🙂
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Happy to help! 😄
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Just for giggles, where I live, at the end of summer we have an annual tarantula migration.
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while this will probably end up in my nightmares, I’m curious to know about how many tarantulas are in this migration.
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You would be surprised how long they live. The migration is usually 8+ year males looking for females. They don’t expect to survive (the cold gets them). The females can live to 25 years. I’ve read 1,000s how many who knows
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wow, very interesting. Thanks for sharing that. 🙂 🙂
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😁😁😁👏👏👏
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Thanks so much 🙂 🙂 🙂
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Sometimes we don’t need to share everything!
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hahaha, agreed 🙂
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On another note, they did a study with elementary school students. The youngest children were curious about spiders and wanted to touch them. Older children did not like them. Which meant that the fear of spiders was learned, not something children always had.
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that’s really interesting. I’d guess that many of our fears are learned as oppose to us being born with them.
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After they round up the tarantulas, I hope they get the 3×9 equation corrected!
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good catch 🙂 I tried to have a little fun with the blackboard 🙂
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