Arachnids are invertebrates without backbones that have eight legs and two body parts - a head and abdomen. There are over 65,000 known species of arachnids including spiders, scorpions, ticks and mites. Common arachnids are spiders, scorpions, ticks and mites. They lay eggs that hatch into young that grow inside the eggs until breaking free.

2. The arachnids are living things because they
can carry out the seven life processes.
1. MITES 2. HAPTOPODA

3. 3. Palpigradi 4. Phalangiontarbida
There are around 65,000 known species of quelicerats,
that include spiders and scorpions ticks.

4. Pseudoscprpions Ricinulei.
The invertebrates are animals without backbone. The
arachnids are oviparous, they lay eggs. Then the babies
grow inside the eggs. Later the eggs break open and the
babies come out .

5. Arachnids are type of arthropod. You know many types of
them as spiders. Common arachnids are spiders
, scorpions ticks and mites. They have no backbone.
They have eight legs.
They have two body parts : head and abdomen.

6.  Pseudo scorpions
 Scorpions
 Ricinulei
 Solífug
The arachnids haven’t got antennae. Scorpions have
also got a long tail and two claws. Examples of
arachnids:

7. Spider Amblypygi Telifònid
Spiders are creatures of extraordinary adaptability and
evolutionary success around the world. There are fewer
species in the Antarctica.
The spiders use cobwebs for different purposes. They
use them to hunt, but also to warm their homes, to wrap
their prey and prevent escape, or to protect their eggs and
babies.

8. Spiders and scorpions belong to the arachnid family.
They are two of the most feared creatures of the earth,
even though many of them are harmless to humans.
Escorpions
Ultraviolet escorpions