Theridiidae (Noun)
Meaning
A family of comb-footed spiders.
Classification
Nouns denoting animals.
Examples
- The theridiidae family of spiders is commonly found in gardens and homes, often spun near corners or along edges of surfaces.
- Researchers study the intricate web patterns of theridiidae to better understand the behavior and hunting strategies of these spiders.
- The female theridiidae spider often eats her mate after reproduction, as seen in the infamous black widow species belonging to this family.
- Theridiidae spiders use their comb-like feet to wrap prey in silk, making them formidable hunters despite their small size.
- A multitude of species within the theridiidae family exhibit striking colors and patterns, serving as camouflage or warnings to potential predators.