Can spiders stretch?

Can spiders stretch? While spiders have muscles to flex their spindly limbs inward, they use hydraulic pressure to extend them outward. This increase in pressure sends hemolymph (blood) flowing to the extremities, causing the legs to stretch outward. Are tetragnatha spiders poisonous? There are no known adverse effects of Tetragnatha versicolor on humans. The species […]

What is a gimmy?

What is a gimmy? gim·me. (gĭm′ē) Informal. Contraction of give me. What does a gimme in golf mean? In golf, a gimme is a shot that the other players agree can count automatically without being played. When a player has only a very short putt left to play, other players may grant a gimme (i.e., […]

What is SeaMonkey application?

What is SeaMonkey application? SeaMonkey is the all-in-one internet application suite formerly known as the “Mozilla Application Suite”, containing a Web browser, a mail and newsgroups client, an HTML editor, Web development tools, and an IRC chat client in a single software package. Is SeaMonkey safe to use? During our in-house security tests, SeaMonkey blocked […]

What does a normal labrum look like?

What does a normal labrum look like? Normal Anatomy The normal acetabular labrum is a triangular-shaped, fibrocartilaginous structure that attaches to the rim of the acetabulum at the perimeter of hyaline cartilage. (3a) It is incomplete at its inferior aspect, attaching to the transverse acetabular ligament. How do you know if you tear your labrum? […]

Why was grytviken abandoned?

Why was grytviken abandoned? A view of the abandoned settlement at Grytviken. Due to overhunting, whale stocks around South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands diminished rapidly and whaling became unviable by the 1960s. Grytviken closed in 1964 and the last whaling station, Leith Harbour, closed the following year. Where is South Georgia whaling station? Stromness […]

What is a secondary source example?

What is a secondary source example? Secondary sources describe, summarize, or discuss information or details originally presented in another source; meaning the author, in most cases, did not participate in the event. Examples of a secondary source are: Publications such as textbooks, magazine articles, book reviews, commentaries, encyclopedias, almanacs. What is the difference between primary […]

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