Which spider on being dead made its skin eatable to his child
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The species Stegodyphus dumicola, native to South Africa, lives in large family groups that share both communal nests and childcare duties.
Only about 40 percent of the females get the chance to reproduce because they mature more slowly than the males, and those that don't—the so-called virgin females—go to extreme lengths to care for their sisters' babies.
Once the eggs hatch, both mother and virgin females begin producing a nourishing fluid, which they feed to the offspring by mouth. (See National Geographic's pictures of animal mothers and babies.)
Only about 40 percent of the females get the chance to reproduce because they mature more slowly than the males, and those that don't—the so-called virgin females—go to extreme lengths to care for their sisters' babies.
Once the eggs hatch, both mother and virgin females begin producing a nourishing fluid, which they feed to the offspring by mouth. (See National Geographic's pictures of animal mothers and babies.)
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The Desert Spiders feed themselves to their little ones.
There's another one
Tarantula is another one which feeds itself to its babies.
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Here's ur answer
The Desert Spiders feed themselves to their little ones.
There's another one
Tarantula is another one which feeds itself to its babies.
____________________________________
HOPE IT WILL HELP YOU
Mark it as a BRAINLIEST.
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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