Unlike land spiders, sea spiders do not spin webs or dig burrows. Instead, they use a specialized tubular mouthpart called a proboscis to suck up their prey, such as sea anemones, jellyfish ...

Wolf spider mother moves babies They feed by sucking on the insides of soft-body marine life forms like jellies and sea anemones using a tubular part of their body called a proboscis. Sea spider ...

Pyconogonids, commonly called sea spiders, are marine arthropods that have eight legs and a long mouthpart called a proboscis, according to the Monterey Bay Aquarium. The animal’s organs are ...

Scientists have filmed a giant deep-sea spider crawling on the Southern Ocean floor, shedding more light on the diversity of underwater arachnids. Researchers from the Schmidt Ocean Institute ...