Animales - Arachnida
Aquí aprenderás los nombres de los arácnidos en inglés. Lea la lista completa para saber más.
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a small wingless insect that is silvery and nocturnal, which feeds on paper products or clothing
lepisma, pececillo de plata
a small creature that spins webs to catch insects for food, with eight legs and two fangs by which poison is injected to its prey
araña
Sarah leyó un libro sobre los diferentes tipos de arañas que se encuentran en todo el mundo.
a large hairy spider originated in warm regions with venomous fangs that does not spin any webs or threads
tarántula
Los colmillos venenosos de la tarántula pueden infligir una mordedura dolorosa, pero rara vez representa una amenaza grave.
a poisonous spider, the female of which has a red mark on its underside and is known to eat the male
viuda negra
a venomous arachnid with two pincers and a curved tail that inhabits hot countries
escorpión
El escorpión enrolló su cola, preparándose para atacar.
a venomous spider originated in North America that has a brown violin-shaped mark on its head and a necrotic toxin
araña ermitaña parda, araña violinista, araña reclusa marrón
a black or brown arachnid of the Linyphiid family with a web that is like a sheet and is popularly believed to bring good luck with the money
linífido
an invertebrate of arachnid order with long slender legs that lives in moist shady environments
araña patona
a solitary and predatory arachnid that hunts without spinning webs and is known for its agile hunting behavior
araña lobo, licosa
a type of arachnid that creates a camouflaged burrow entrance with a hinged door, allowing it to ambush unsuspecting prey
araña trampera, araña de puerta trampa
a marine arthropod that has a unique body structure, long legs, and inhabits oceans worldwide
araña de mar, picnogonido
a fast and agile arachnid that actively hunts its prey rather than relying on web-building, using its speed and vision to capture insects
araña cazadora, araña depredadora
a type of arachnid belonging to the orb-weaver family, characterized by its ability to spin intricate circular webs in outdoor spaces
araña de jardín, araña orbicular
an arachnid with comb-like bristles on its hind legs, known for constructing irregular cobwebs
araña de patas de peine, araña con cerdas de peine
a visually striking orb-weaving spider with black and yellow markings that constructs intricate webs
araña de jardín negra y dorada, araña orbicular negra y amarilla
a brownish-yellow spider that makes round webs, often found in barns or other buildings
araña de granero, araña de granja
an arachnid with a long whip-like tail and pincer-like front legs known for its nocturnal hunting habits and typically harmless nature towards humans
escorpión látigo, uropygio
any small parasitic arachnid that feeds on the blood of warm-blooded vertebrates
garrapata
a small arachnid known for transmitting Lyme disease and other tick-borne illnesses
garrapata del ciervo, garrapata de venado
a blood-sucking arachnid with a tough exoskeleton that can transmit diseases
garrapata dura, garrapata de cuerpo duro
a small arachnid that infests the skin of animals and humans during its larval stage
ácaro de la cosecha, trombícula
a tiny arachnid that infests plants, feeding on their tissues and causing damage
ácaro, araña roja
a tiny arthropod that infests plants, causing damage and a rust-like appearance on leaves, often spreading plant diseases
ácaro del óxido, araña roja del óxido
a tiny parasitic arachnid that infests the skin, causing intense itching and skin irritation in humans and animals
ácaro de la sarna, ácaro del picor
a slender arachnid with long legs that lives on tree trunks
típula, mosca grúa
a large and fast spider species found in various parts of the world, known for its speed, agility, and non-toxic bite to humans
araña cazadora, araña gigante
