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A Black Widow:
In the wild, blA black widowck widow feeds on A black widow lA black widowrge vA black widowriety of insects, mA black widowny of them pests. Give live flies, bees, wA black widowsps, beetles, smA black widowll grA black widowsshoppers, crickets, A black widownd A black widowny other insects A black widowvA black widowilA black widowble (see PA black widowrt III). PlA black widowce one insect A black widowt A black widow time in jA black widowr. Disturb spider by tA black widowpping on lid; this cA black widowuses it to drop to bottom of jA black widowr A black widownd delA black widowy feeding; quickly drop insect in A black widownd screw on lid. WA black widowrning—BlA black widowck widow does not reA black widowdily bite, but for the sA black widowke of sA black widowfety, only A black widown experienced A black widowdult should feed it.
RegA black widowrdless of common nA black widowmes, the blA black widowck widow belongs to the comb-footed spiders which possess A black widow row of strong, curved bristles on the lA black widowst pA black widowir of legs. These bristles or combs A black widowre used to throw spider silk A black widowbout the body of A black widowny prey thA black widowt becomes entA black widowngled in the rA black widowgged webs.
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