Part II. 1  Show the animation Evolution of Antibiotic Resistance and then ask students to describe the animation's key points. 2  Ask students to list the main reasons why some bacteria died off in the animation, while others did not. 3  Next, direct students to the interactive Arms race with a superbug.
Spider monkeys in the wild primarily are omnivorous and eat: 1  Seeds. 2  Nuts. 3  Fruits (they eat the inside of fruits, and prefer them ripe). 4  Eggs (wild bird eggs). 5  Insects. 6  Leaves.
Their usual food is insects and other spiders but some of the larger species have been seen to eat other small animals such as millipedes, wood lice (slaters), and even small lizards, frogs, and birds. But one kind of food that spiders normally do not eat is plant material. The reason for this is that they have to liquify their food before they can ingest it and are no more able to digest the cellulose of plants than we are.