Bishop, N. (2007). Spiders. New York, NY: Scholastic.
Very
informative book! I was engaged and trapped into this book. The more I read the
more I wanted to keep on reading. Excellent information about the sizes, parts,
and how they drink their prey. Although spiders have eight eyes, their vision
is not very clear. Did you know that spiders don’t have any bones inside their bodies? Amazing! Spiders have
a life span of one to two years, but tarantulas can live up thirty years. They
become more dangerous they are looking for their mate. Many female spiders tend
to bigger than males. Males often have to fight or chase other male spiders
away from their mate. Spiders can lay between a handful of eggs to about 2,000
eggs.
Excellent
nonfiction book. The factual information is phenomenal and the photographs of
the spiders captures the real essence of a spider. The photographs sometimes
take the whole pages, which I thought was exciting and it was a create way to
demonstrate to the readers the real size of the largest known spider.
Book
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