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Many species of arachnids are predators, but have no teeth or jaws. how do they obtain nutrients from their prey
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Many species of arachnids are predators, but have no teeth or jaws. how do they obtain nutrients from their prey

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arachnids, spider species, most have venom to subdue prey, which run through preys, circulatory system, the venom partially digest the prey to make it digestible for the spider, so they drink the partially digested blood to gain nutrients..
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