Ouch thats going to hurt...
you know.. its on of those spiders that posses little to no venom and likes to Chew its prey/friends, rather then slurping it.... Xp

Oh, so like, love nibbles. Well, that's not so bad.

yeah just more intense... much more intense X3

Nope.

Nope!

NoPe!

NOPE!!!

No thank you... I'll just... *Nopes out of existence*

*grabs arm* oh NO you don't!

vinegaroons/whiptails are cute!!!

Well, no. Sorry.

Well this is something you don't see everyday! Didn't think I would ever see a spider with a dragon in its clutches~

It's more common than you might think.

You dead?

No, I'm not. What an odd question. You would never get an answer if I were.

A giant cave dwelling spider. Those things are terrifying. They used them in Harry Potter as a magical creature.

Too bad there's no spider in the picture :)

(Whiptail Spiders are actually more closely related to scorpions, but both are from the arachnid family)

You just called it a "whiptail spider".

(Whiptail) spiders love dragons.

It's either called a spider or scorpion, naming whiptails is wierd.

And Solifugae (camel spiders) love water & shade, so does that mean they love water dragons? Would be interesting to see.

Heck, always cool to see spiders. Especially with dragons. >//>''

technically not a spider, an arachnid but technically not spiders

Since you seem to be interested in this, I asked Google Bard for other animals and phenomenons that are technically not what they are named. This is what it came back with:

Horny toads are not actually toads. They are lizards that are native to the American Southwest. They are named for their horny spikes on their backs.

Skunk bears are not actually bears. They are mammals that are native to China. They are named for their black and white fur that resembles the fur of a skunk.

Flying foxes are not actually foxes. They are bats that are native to Australia and Asia. They are named for their large ears that resemble the ears of a fox.

Sea cows are not actually cows. They are mammals that are native to the Caribbean and South America. They are named for their large size and slow movement that resemble the movement of a cow.

Monkey bread is not actually bread. It is a type of cake that is made with multiple layers of cinnamon rolls. It is named for the way it looks like a pile of monkey heads.

Black holes are not actually holes. They are extremely dense objects that have a gravitational pull so strong that nothing, not even light, can escape.

Lazy rivers are not actually rivers. They are artificial channels that are filled with water and used for swimming, tubing, and other water activities. They are called "lazy" because they move slowly and are not very challenging to swim in.

there's also the tailless whip scorpion aka vinegaroon and the camel spider aka solifuge