If a spider is unable to hide or escape, it has other ways to protect itself from predators. Spiders now go on the offense for survival. There are three main adaptations that spiders use to protect themselves: venom, fangs and hairs. read more
Some spiders use brilliant color schemes that may intend for birds and other predators to associate them with poisonous or venomous creatures that warn off predators. So spiders have many passive kinds of protection. Spiders do not have stingers, but they do have sharp fangs, and almost all spiders have venom. read more
Spider monkeys have very strong tails and are able to grip tree branches with their hands. While they do not have opposable thumbs, they have a strong grip. This allows them to stay away from threats. read more