CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Will spiders sacrifice themselves to raise their offspring? (Will spiders sacrifice themselves to raise their offspring?)

1. Will the spider die after giving birth to babies?

Not necessarily. Spiders lay eggs, and the mother spider has to take care of the eggs after laying them. Some female spiders die after laying the last egg sac, some continue to live for a period of time after the spiderlings leave the egg sac, and some are bitten to death by their own spiderlings for food. Compared with ordinary insects, spiders are long-lived. Most spiders complete a life cycle, generally 8 months to 2 years. Male spiders are short-lived and die shortly after mating.

Some male spiders are eaten by female spiders after mating, but this is uncommon.

The male black widow spider dies several days after mating, and is occasionally eaten by the female spider because he is too weak after mating.

2. Will spiders’ children eat their mother when they grow up?

In order to exercise spiders' hunting abilities and continue their reproduction.

Spiders rely on the sacrifice of the previous generation to exchange for the growth of the next generation. They are indifferent, and at the same time, the growth of the spider is cruel. They sacrifice themselves to train the spider's survival ability and hunting ability. At the same time, they sacrifice themselves, and their last contribution is to let the spider eat their body. This law of survival is indeed too cruel. But there is no way for the survival of the fittest.

3. Will the spider die after giving birth?

They don't necessarily die. Spiders lay eggs, and the mother spider has to take care of the eggs after laying them. Some female spiders die after laying the last egg sac, some continue to live for a period of time after the spiderlings leave the egg sac, and some are bitten to death by their own spiderlings for food. Compared with ordinary insects, spiders are long-lived. Most spiders complete a life cycle, which usually takes 8 months to 2 years. Male spiders are short-lived and die shortly after mating. Some male spiders are eaten by female spiders after mating, but this is not common.

The male black widow spider dies several days after mating, and is occasionally eaten by the female spider because he is too weak after mating.

4. What animal sacrifices itself to raise its children?

Octopuses, during the hatching period. Some small octopuses will hatch dozens of eggs in their lifetime. The mother octopus will guard the hole tightly, not eating or drinking, until she dies.

This is mainly because they give birth to too many octopuses, and the mother octopus will never go out to hunt, mainly because she is worried about the baby octopuses in the stones.

The mother octopus did not die of starvation, but of exhaustion. It would always guard the baby octopus and observe the movements around it!

5. Why do spiders die after giving birth to babies?

You won't necessarily die.

Spiders lay eggs, and the mother spider has to take care of the eggs after laying them. Some female spiders die after laying the last egg sac, some continue to live for a period of time after the spiderlings leave the egg sac, and some are bitten to death by their own spiderlings for food. Compared with ordinary insects, spiders are long-lived. Most spiders complete a life cycle, which is generally 8 months to 2 years. Male spiders are short-lived and die shortly after mating. Some male spiders are eaten by female spiders after mating, but this is not common. Black widow male spiders die a few days after mating, and occasionally they are preyed upon by female spiders because they are too weak after mating.

6. Will the spider die after giving birth?

They don't necessarily die. Spiders lay eggs, and the mother spider has to take care of the eggs after laying them. Some female spiders die after laying the last egg sac, some continue to live for a period of time after the spiderlings leave the egg sac, and some are bitten to death by their own spiderlings for food. Compared with ordinary insects, spiders are long-lived. Most spiders complete a life cycle, which usually takes 8 months to 2 years. Male spiders are short-lived and die shortly after mating. Some male spiders are eaten by female spiders after mating, but this is not common. Male black widow spiders die a few days after mating, and are occasionally preyed upon by female spiders because they are too weak after mating.

7. Why do spiders die after laying eggs?

Spiders do not die after laying eggs. In addition, new scientific experiments have shown that male spiders being eaten after mating is only an individual phenomenon, not all of them will be eaten, but sometimes female spiders are eaten because they are hungry after mating.

1. Spiders are oviparous animals, so they will lay eggs. 2. Generally, spiders will weave an egg bag with spider silk when laying eggs, and the spiderlets will hatch in the egg bag. 3. After hatching, some spiders will carry the spiderlets on their backs until they can hunt on their own after molting. Some mother spiders will even regard themselves as food.

8. Why do spiders die after laying eggs?

This is because after the mother spider gives birth to the little spiders, in order to wrap up all the little spiders, she has to use all her energy to spin silk and build a nest. Then she has no energy to take care of the little spiders, because all her energy is used up, and she can only wait to die.

The spiderlings that hatch from the egg shells remain in the egg sac and will not leave the egg sac until they molt once. Wolf spiders not only carry their egg sacs with them when they hunt, but also carry their young spiderlings with them after they hatch, so they are called nanny spiders. Some female spiders die immediately after forming the egg sacs, some continue to live for a period of time after the young spiders leave the egg sacs, and some are bitten to death by their own young spiderlings.