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All spiders have eight legs, although a few ant-mimicking species use their front legs to imitate antennae, which spiders lack. Their eyes are single lenses rather than compound eyes, ranging from simple light/dark-receptors to eyes rivaling those of a pigeon (some jumping spiders).
Many spiders may only live for about a year, but a number will live two years or more, overwintering in sheltered areas. The annual influx of 'outdoor' spiders into houses in the fall is due to this search for a warm place to spend the winter. It is common for female tarantulas to live up to twenty years.
Despite their generally broad prey ranges, spiders are one of the most important links in the regulation of the populations of insects.
Most spiders are unlikely to bite humans because they do not identify humans as prey. Spiders, even small ones, may however bite humans when pinched.
There are many references to the spider in popular culture, folklore and symbolism. The spider symbolizes patience for its hunting with web traps, and mischief and malice for its poison and the slow death this causes. It symbolizes possessiveness and storage for its spinning of its prey into a ball and taking it to its burrow (for burrowing species).
Though not all spiders spin gossamer webs, spiders have been attributed by numerous cultures with the origination of basket-weaving, knotwork, weaving, spinning and net making. Spiders are pervasive throughout folklore and mythology.
THE GOOD NEWS ABOUT THE SPIDER DREAM : Eight legs (8)
It is the symbol of the new Life, the final Resurrection and the anticipated Resurrection that is the baptism.
Bible:
The eight beatitudes of the sermon on the mountain. (Mt 5,3-11)
The eight sentences of the Magnificat or Hymn of Mary. (Lk 1,46-56)
Jesus was circumcized eight days after his birth, according to the law established. (Lv 12,3; Gn 17,12 and 21,4; Lk 2,21)
The eight steps of the staircase leading to the external square of the Ezekiel's temple. (Ezk 40,26)
The eight creative words of God in six days, in Genesis chapter 1, verses 3, 6, 9, 11, 14, 20, 24, 26.
The eight persons who were saved from the Flood in Noah's Ark. (Gn 7,13)
Creusot points out that the prayer of saint Francis of Assisi on the peace contains eight requests to the Lord:
Lord, make me an instrument of peace.
Where is the hatred, let me put love.
Where is the offense, let me put forgiveness.
Where is the discord, let me put union.
Where is the error, let me put truth.
Where is the doubt, let me put faith.
Where is the despair, let me put hope.
Where are darkness, let me put light.
Where is the sadness, let me put the joy.
The number eight governs the life of the man: at 8 month the baby teeth appear; at 8 years, he loses them; at 2 x 8 years, it is the puberty; and he becomes impotent at 8 x 8 years.
The number 8 is used 73 times in the Bible.