Category : Insects & Spiders : Pets & Animal

About Sea Spiders

Insects & Spiders
Sea spiders, also known as pycnogonids, are aquatic creatures that are somewhat unknown to many people. These animals closely resemble, and are related to, land spiders. They are classified in the same phylum, Arthropoda, as land spiders. However, the fascinating sea spiders are very different from

How to Keep a Cricket

Insects & Spiders
Although crickets may seem like an unlikely choice for a pet, they have actually been kept as pets by many people for thousands of years. In several countries, such China and Japan, it is believed that crickets bring good luck. Others choose to keep crickets as pets because of the chirping sounds th

Toothbrush Insect Craft

Insects & Spiders
Earth Day is dedicated to helping protect the environment; green initiatives, such as recycling, are promoted and encouraged at Earth Day celebrations. To teach your kids about the importance of protecting the environment, have them recycle old household items such as toothbrushes into unique crafts

Common Midwestern Spiders

Insects & Spiders
They creep, they crawl, they sneak about and descend suddenly from high places--spiders have an unnerving ability to make even the biggest, bravest adult jump. But the truth is, they are just as happy to avoid you as you are to avoid them. The Midwest is home to hundreds of species of spiders, some

How to Buy Live Ladybugs

Insects & Spiders
Ladybugs, also known as either ladybeetles or lady birds, are small non-poisonous insects. Their main diet consists of the plant damaging aphid insect. Ladybugs are a relatively cheap insect to purchase and feed. They can be kept as pets, or released into the wild, where they can be expected to live

How to Set Up an Ant Home

Insects & Spiders
Ant homes, also called "Ant Farms," are glass or plastic containers filled with finely sifted soil into which ants are introduced. When you set up an ant home, you must maintain correct environmental conditions for the ant colony to thrive. Ants require a home that is warm, moist and dark. When you