What Shape Are Arachnid Bodies?

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I wonder like all of the pods arachnids have segmented bodies a hard outer covering called an exoskeleton and joined limbs. In most arachnids three pairs of limbs are there six legs to walk on the other limbs are used for tasks such as holding and crushing prey.

Sometimes small arachnids like mites have the two sections fused close together. So you can’t see the separation. If you see a spider and you are brave enough to look closely. See if you can see it’s segmented body and eight legs.