The spiders are a large, distinct and widespread group of Arachnids occurring in many types of habitats. Many people think that all spiders are very poisonous, however, although all spiders have venom glands, they very seldom bite man.
Most spiders are beneficial because they feed on insects.
Unlike insects, spiders have eight legs and no antennae. The body is hairy and may be brightly colored or iridescent. They are found primarily under stones and in debris. These spiders spin no webs, but forage for their prey or wait in ambush for it. One species can change color depending upon the color of the flower it is resting on.