Yes i have, why? If the answer you are looking for is, is it hard or soft, then its hard.![]()
Have you guys tried touching your C.Darlingi's horn?
Sorry, just curious.![]()
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Yes i have, why? If the answer you are looking for is, is it hard or soft, then its hard.![]()
ha ha :slapsknee:
So is it one of those kind of things that just no one knows?
Last edited by LirvA; 05-05-2009 at 08:41 AM. Reason: like a mystery
Nobody really knows. I've heard a few different theories but AFAIK nothing has been proven.
-Ethan
Originally Posted by Why?
This link should help you
http://giantspiders.com/Ceratogyrus_species.html
"which is thought to aid the spider with increased food storage, much needed in the dry scrubland where they naturally exist (note that the horn is less developed in mature males)."
Isn't their stomach in their abdomen though? Not their uh ... Carapace? (had to look that up lol)
The expression you're looking for is prosoma (also called cephalothorax, which is incorrect BTW), the carapace is just what's on the top of it. The sucking stomach is located in the prosoma, they also store food in the prosoma. If you're interested in learning about digestion in spiders, click here.
The Tarantula Bibliography | Spider Myths | Curious Taxonomy | The World Spider Catalog - Theraphosidae
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Oh I see. Thank you for the link. Will read.
I have never heard that it was used for extra storage?It is located right where the central apodeme is normally located. The central apodeme is one of the main attachment points for a Ts muscles. I thought that perhaps the horn allowed for more surface area for muscle attachment.
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