September is here – which means the end of summer, the onset of cold weather and thinking about Halloween. But this also means … More spidersOr does it do it?
Nature experts have revealed why many Britains are seeing one High number of spiders At this time of the year in their homes.
Spider Identification Expert Stuart Hine said people Usually sees spiders In autumn because it happens when many male species reach adulthood, and search for sexual intercourse with a woman.
As a result, the “Spider season” in the UK usually begins in late August and lasts until mid -October or November.
House spider is the most male as they search a partner by entering through windows, doors and drain pipes.
Hot weather conditions can contribute to more spider philosophy because people do to keep their doors and windows open for a long time that allows male spiders to wander.
Mr. Hine said: “They are not older, and are not really more of them. What we can say is that due to the weather and our windows and doors being open, there are more observations of some large species that enter our homes.”
the UK Record your hottest spring on record This year and according to it in more than 50 years, according to it Meteorological Office,
Mr. Hine explained that a warm and dry autumn is an ideal season to find love for male spiders because they have longer to roam instead of hiding away from rain in dry garage or attic.
“The most kind thing that anyone can do allows them to go out. They are looking for only one thing, and this is Lady Spider,” said Mr. Hine.
But Dr. David ji, a zoology lecturer at Derby University Told BBC This year, spiders are previously mature and have more children.
He said: “As a ceremony of global warming – and we are watching our environment changing – you find more and more species, not only spiders, but insects and other species, actually moving forward.”
Meg Skinner from British Archological Society told Yahoo News Spiders in the UK are “medically important and do not represent the risk to humans, although some people may be allergic to spider bites like bee stings”.
He also assured people that “spiders do not cut easily and will only do the same when they feel threatened, such as bees – for example, if we sit on them”.
The idea that Cockers keep spiders away from home, there is a myth and it has been debated, Since there is not enough evidence to suggest that the chestnut of the horse leave the spiders behind.
Spiders do not have a threat to horse chestnuts because they do not eat them or do not lay eggs in them, and therefore trees do not need to produce a chemical that prevents spiders.