Name animals (lik spider , anaconda) in which female is many times larger than her male and  devours her male?
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Female anacondas do not devour the males!\n\n- Praying mantis\n- Many spiders\n- Ceratopogonid midges\n\nhttp://www.yesbutnobutyes.com/archives/ugly_animal_kingdom/index.html\n\n---------\nUpdate: An interesting article that discusses adaptive and nonadaptive hypotheses for sexual cannibalism in spiders.  The evidence suggests that, at least in spiders, there's a connection between foraging decisions and cannibalistic behaviour towards males. \nhttp://www.blackwell-synergy.com/links/doi/10.1046/j.1420-9101.2002.00363.x/full/\n(let me know if you cannot download the article)
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U shud ask her if she wanna roll on my BIG ANACONDA.
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The largest known anaconda measured about 11.5 meters (37.4 feet) long, but unverified reports of much larger snakes have occasionally been made. This is the famous Lamon-Dunn record, this geological survey expedition from 1944, geologists who led the expedition found the gigantic snake by the water of the Orinoco river in East Venezuela. Together with a platoon of soldiers of the Farc they shot the dangerous snake, and with the help of 20 men, carried it out on shore. The anaconda was measured with a special measuring device for geological purposes. Although this is probably the largest verified anaconda account, the animal was unfortunately not weighed because after shooting it, the workers went back to camp for lunch. When they returned, it was apparent that the snake was not dead as it had left and the trails indicated that it swam up the river.[2]\n\nAn anaconda of 9 meter can weigh up to about 1100 lb (500 kg), thus the 11.5 could weigh in excess of 750 to 850 kg. The well-fed ones typically weigh about a hundred kilograms per meter of length. A snake this large can kill a large bull or Tapir easily; records show that female anacondas become sometimes larger than the ones captured. Zoological research has shown trails of snakes on the dry riverbeds on the llanos in Venezuela that indicate extremely large snakes awaiting discovery, some of them were more than 0.60 m wide[citation needed]. Zoologists speculate that it is possible that they correspond to snakes of 12 to 13 meters (40 to 44 ft) in length. Anacondas, like all large species of boas and pythons, continue to grow throughout their lives. Their growth speed reduces after reaching maturity but these snakes possibly reach 50 or 60 years of age, some maybe 80.\n\nThere are some historical reports of early European explorers of the South American jungles seeing giant anacondas up to 100 feet long and some of the native peoples of the South American jungle have reported seeing anacondas up to 50 feet long.[3] No one has caught and measured an anaconda anywhere near that size. Additionally, it is important to note that there is nothing in their natural habitat that could satisfy the feeding requirements of an anaconda that size.\n\nOne notable account was reported by adventurer Percy Fawcett. In 1906, Fawcett wrote that he had shot and wounded an anaconda in South America; he reported the snake measured some 18.9 meters (62 ft) from nose to tail. [4]\n\nOnce publicized, Fawcett’s account of the giant snake was widely ridiculed, although he insisted his account was both truthful and accurate. Bernard Heuvelmans came to his defense arguing that Fawcett was generally honest and reliable when relating things. [5] Furthermore, Heuvelmans noted that mainstream experts were repeatedly forced to revise their limits regarding the maximum size of snakes when confronted with specimens that defied the generally-accepted estimates. At one point in time, 6 meters (20 feet) in length was the widely-accepted maximum size of an anaconda. These giant snakes are one of the few that have documented, but not verified, cases of eating people. Given maximum size, it is possible, although likely exceedingly rare. When it sheds, an adult anaconda relieves itself of an average of 2 pounds of skin. An anaconda's skin can stretch up to 30% larger than the original size of the snake.
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Well first off you can forget the myth that the female spider eats the male. Very occasionally in a handful of species the female will eat the male after mating, but it is the exception, not the rule, and it never occurs in most spider species.\n\nAs for webs, most male spiders do indeed spin webs.  In a small number of species the males are essentially parasitic on the female webs, hanging arund the edges eating insects that are too small to attract the notice of the much larger female.
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There are quite few animals that do this.\n\n\nThe most extreme example is found amongst the gall midges. Here the eggs hatch while still inside the mother. The young then eat their mother from the inside out while she is still alive, killing her.\n\nThen we come to the bagworm, a type of moth. In this case the young also remain inside the mother after they hatch, but by that stage she’s a cold rotting corpse and doesn’t care. The young then proceed to feed on her carcasse.\n\nMany spider species also devour their own mothers, although at least they wait until they are outside of her first.
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its called the arachnid blancophylius, also known as the striped albino jumping spider, they are very deadly and cause cancer in laboratory animal, they are also responsible for the increasing deficit in the United States. BE AFRAID, BE VERY AFRAID!!!
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A hermaphrodite is an animal born with both male and female sexual organs.
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no poison, Anacondas are constrictor snakes, they squeeze there prey until they can't breathe and die, then they eat them whole.
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Here's a few:\n\nMost roaches are female.\n\nThe females can clone themselves.\n\nFemales only need to have sex *once* - they store sperm for later use.  \n\nFemales can produce in excess of one million eggs over the course of their lifetime.\n\nRoaches are necrovores - they only eat things that are already dead.
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the spiny ant eater or echidna is a member of prototheria and eats ants. It has a long snout and a long, sticky tongue. Whereas an armadillo has eight or nine bands, belongs to class metatheria and can fold itself up.
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Daddy Long Legs is a type of spider. Spiders are not classified as insects. All healthy, uninjured, sexually matured insects have six legs. Spiders have eight and are classified under 'arachnid'.
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Maybe a female Eastern Tiger Swallowtail.\n\nSee this site:\n\nhttp://www.npwrc.usgs.gov/resource/distr/lepid/bflyusa/nj/703.htm
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THIS ANSWER IS CORRECT. I would bet my life on it.  Here's the story: \nThere is a creature that I am very familiar with that I have always known as a daddy longlegs; it has ONE body section and eight appendages.  It is creepy and has long skinny legs, but is NOT A SPIDER. And it does NOT spin webs. After a little research, I found that these are not the "official" daddy longlegs, and are "officially" nicknamed Harvestmen.  \nNow there is also the common house spider, which is ALSO known as daddy long legs (I've always called them house spiders).  These skinny legged spiders DO spin webs.  \nSo, to resolve who is wrong/right, check out the links below and decide which creature you are arguing about. Shazaam.\n\nOh, and Haysoos up there is just as correct as I am.  His is the only other answer that is completely correct.  So far.
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yes I did know that, nature is    fascinating isn't it? the female of the species  are often the dangerous ones, the black widow spider  eats her mate after wards, the female lions are the ones that hunt  and kill...    etc.... watch out for us females ! lol...
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This phenomenon (mate eating!) is common for most spiders not just widows but it doesn't happen every time. Even though it’s every male spider’s problem; the black widows get more press so most people think it’s just the widow’s thing. \n\nFemale spiders don't always recognize their own species and all spiders are cannibalistic, so the male spider (usually smaller than the female) is at a great disadvantage. Males engage in a lengthy and subtle courtship ritual that lulls the female into the right mood. Every move the male makes has to be just right or it's all over for him. Sometimes it's all over for him no matter what he does - these would be the near-starving females that are more worried about food than reproduction. After mating (which may take some time) the female gradually returns to her normal state of mind – which includes eating anything smaller than her, including mates. If the male is foolish enough to hang out in the web too long, it becomes lunch. Most males skip out immediately and look for another female (sound familiar?)
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spiders of all kinds and sizes
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LONG LIVE WOMEN...........SPIDERS!