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Differences between spider and grasshoppers

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Spiders and insects are two types of arthropods, containing jointed appendages. The body of spiders is divided into two segments: cephalothorax and abdomen. ... Insects may feed on both plant and animal materials. Hence, the main difference between spiders and insects is the anatomical structure of the body and diet.Spiders have eight legs. They also make webs to catch their dinner. Before you destroy the next insect you see, remember that they may do some good. A grasshopper may be a meal for a bird and a spider could catch that pesky fly that is bugging you!Spiders and insects also have a difference when it comes to their major body parts. Spiders only have two main body parts while insects have three main body parts. Insects have their head, the thorax, and the abdomen. As for the spiders, they already have a combined head and thorax...

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