Spiders--aggression and mating [videorecording] /a National Geographic Society educational presentation in association with Oxford Scientific Films Ltd.
by National Geographic Society (U.S.); Oxford Scientific Films.
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Visual materialSeries: Bio-science series. Publisher: Washington, D.C. : The Society, c1986Description: 1 videocassette (17 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in. + 2 identical teacher's guides.Subject(s): Spiders -- Behavior | Aggressive behavior in animals | Sexual behavior in animalsSummary: Features the aggressive characteristics of the spider, showing how several kinds of webs are used to trap and kill prey. Illustrates the need of male and female to suspend normal aggressive behavior in order to mate.
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| VID 577.82 DIV The Diversity of life | VID 581.1 PHO Photosynthesis, life energy | VID 581.5 CAR Carnivorous plants. | VID 595.44 SPI Spiders--aggression and mating | VID 595.7 LIF Life cycle of the honeybee. | VID 595.781 LIF Life cycle of the silk moth. | VID 595.796 ANT Ants--hunters and gardeners. |
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Features the aggressive characteristics of the spider, showing how several kinds of webs are used to trap and kill prey. Illustrates the need of male and female to suspend normal aggressive behavior in order to mate.
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