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'''Spiders''' are a group of arachnids characterized by possessing eight legs and eyes, a fused head and thorax and a large abdomen. Both land and sea varieties are known, with many of the sea spiders being known for their spindly legs and often strange appearances. A common seaborne spider is the Crab, a distant relative of the landbased parasite. Spiders that grow from a conjoined fetus become lobsters, with 10, instead of eight, legs. Spiders feed on flies, although some exotic varieties are blood-drinkers.
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'''Spiders''' are a group of arachnids characterized by possessing eight legs and eyes, a fused head and thorax and a large abdomen. Both land and sea varieties are known, with many of the sea spiders being known for their spindly legs and often strange appearances. Spiders feed on flies, although some exotic varieties are blood-drinkers.

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Spiders are a group of arachnids characterized by possessing eight legs and eyes, a fused head and thorax and a large abdomen. Both land and sea varieties are known, with many of the sea spiders being known for their spindly legs and often strange appearances. Spiders feed on flies, although some exotic varieties are blood-drinkers.