The sand black spider is a species of insect that lives in the desert.
Adult sand black spiders have six pairs of worm feet, which are veritable long legs, and four pairs of worm feet are more than three meters long, supporting them in various actions. The other two pairs are forelimbs, sharp as knives, used for hunting and prey.
They have a hollow spike on their tail, which is their tool for laying eggs. When spawning, they drag live prey into their burrows, inject the eggs into the body of the prey, and seal the live prey with spider silk. After the eggs are hatched in the prey, the young spider will slowly eat up the internal organs of the prey, and finally drill out from the belly to become a new member of the black spider group.
In fact, this spider also has a special characteristi
