Read Ebook {PDF EPUB} Black Widow by S.M. Kingdom BLACK WIDOW Featurette And Poster Tease One Of Marvel Studios' Most Action-Packed Movies To Date. Black Widow is now right around the corner, and Marvel Studios has released a new featurette and poster that see star Scarlett Johansson tease "some of the most intense fight scenes" ever seen in the MCU! With theaters opening - and seemingly staying that way - the excitement for Black Widow is starting to build, and it's clear we really will be able to once again experience the MCU on the big screen less than a month from now. The first reactions are also right around the corner, but we have even more fresh content from the Marvel Studios movie to keep you guys going in the meantime. A newly released featurette, titled "Ready Set Action," teases the epic action we can look forward to in Black Widow , with Scarlett Johannson stating that, "Black Widow is something that the Marvel Universe has never experienced before. The action in this film is real. You have these huge armored vehicles going through these iconic streets in Budapest." Another new poster has also found its way online, and this one is a ScreenX exclusive. "In Marvel Studios' Black Widow, Natasha Romanoff aka Black Widow confronts the darker parts of her ledger when a dangerous conspiracy with ties to her past arises," reads the movie's synopsis. "Pursued by a force that will stop at nothing to bring her down, Natasha must deal with her history as a spy and the broken relationships left in her wake long before she became an Avenger." In the movie, Scarlett Johansson reprises her role as Natasha/Black Widow, Florence Pugh stars as Yelena, David Harbour portrays Alexei/The Red Guardian, and Rachel Weisz is Melina. Black Widow is directed by Cate Shortland and produced by Kevin Feige; Black Widow - the first big screen story in Phase 4 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe - arrives on July 9th both in theaters and on Disney+. Check out the new featurette and poster below: Check out the ScreenX exclusive @MarvelStudios #BlackWidow poster and experience the movie in ScreenX on July 9! Classification. Latin Meaning: “Biting in secret” The spider got its name from the belief that the female consumes the male after mating thus making her a widow, the black part comes from the black color of the spiders body. Species- Latrodectus sp. Figure 1. Female Black Widow Spider. Latrodectus sp. is part of the Eukarya domain because it is multi-cellular. It is a part of the Animalia kingdom because the black widow spider has tissues and is heterotrophic. It is part of the Arthropoda phylum because of its segmented body and jointed exoskeleton. The black widow spider is part of the Arachnida class due to the cephalothorax and abdomen. It is in the Araneae order because of its external segmentation and respiratory system of book lungs or tracheae. The black widow spider is part of the Theridiidae family because it uses sticky capture silk to build its webs rather than woolly silk. It is the in the Latrodectus genus because of the neurotoxin latrotoxin that the females uses to bite and prey on insects and male black widow spiders. There are 32 species of Latrodectus sp. and the three main ones in North America are L. mactans, L. hesperus , and L. variolus. Avengers: Endgame theory solves a big mystery about Black Widow's death. Black Widow met an untimely and tragic end halfway through Avengers: Endgame , sacrificing herself on Vormir so that Hawkeye could retrieve the Soul Stone. Hulk later volunteered to wear the Infinity Gauntlet to counteract the effects of Thanos’ snap, but was unable to bring Natasha back. In addition to bringing back the dusted, Hulk also attempted to resurrect Black Widow. However, he was positive she wasn’t among the revived afterwards. A thoughtful new theory suggests that Hulk's certainty on the matter stemmed from having glimpsed her inside the Soul Stone. The inner workings of the Soul Stone and its mysterious red world remains a mystery. What we do know about it is based on two specific events in the MCU. During Infinity War , Thanos was sent to the world inside the Soul Stone immediately following the snap that dusted half of the world’s population. While there, he saw the person he loved the most, a young Gamora. A deleted Endgame scene, called “Directors Commentary: Tony at The Way Station,” confirms the same thing happened to Iron Man. Following his Infinity Gauntlet snap, Tony entered the Soul Stone and briefly conversed with daughter Morgan, who all but confirms his death. With that in mind, we can assume that Black Widow's inside the world of the Soul Stone, too. Reddit user Crispworthy suggests Hulk actually experienced the same Soul Stone trip and came face-to-face with the deceased Natasha. If we’re to assume the Soul Stone only allows interaction between those who shared a close bond, it makes perfect sense that Hulk saw his former teammate. After all, he and Black Widow have a long history. They shared a brief romantic connection and she was the first to recruit him to join the Avengers. Hulk was devastated by her death, visibly angry to the point that he threw a bench off a pier. The theory would also explain why Hulk was positive Black Widow didn’t return with the others, even though no one ever checked Vormir. It’s possible that Hulk tried to convince Natasha to return to the land of the living and she refused. Conversely, she may have been unable to leave the Soul Stone because her sacrifice was permanent. Either way, Hulk definitely wanted to revive Black Widow at the time he wielded the Infinity Gauntlet, so it’s highly likely that she would be the one to greet him in the aftermath of his snap. Unfortunately, Endgame didn’t offer much in the way of closure following Black Widow’s death, marking her passing with only a brief scene between the remaining team members before quickly moving on. A Soul Stone scene between the Hulk and Black Widow would have been a more fitting tribute to her sacrifice. We may never know what Hulk actually saw, if anything at all, but the idea that he had one final conversation with Black Widow is a satisfying one. Avengers: Endgame is currently streaming on Disney+. Black Widow Spider. Click through all of our Black Widow Spider images in the gallery. “Only the Bites of Female Black Widow Spiders Are Dangerous” Their reputations are fierce, but in reality, black widow spiders — aka Latrodectus — are calm, loner pacifists that only unleash venomous bites when they’ve exhausted all other defensive options. Thirty-two species of the infamous arachnids populate the Earth on every continent except Antarctica, and the genus probably popped onto the world scene about 300 million years ago. Female black widows carry large loads of venom, but males don’t. And though it’s widely believed that all females eat their mates after breeding, such behavior is rare and only happens in lab environments where there’s no escape. Incredible Black Widow Spider Facts! The strength of black widows’ webs are comparatively stronger than steel! Scientists actively study the spider’s weaving silks in the hopes of replicating it for infrastructure projects, like bridges! At first glance, spiders in the genus Steatoda resemble widow spiders, which is how they got the nickname “false widow spiders.” Steatoda bites aren’t pleasant, but they’re not as destructive as black widow bites. Latrodectus tredecimguttatus is the most deadly of all 32 widow species. Black widow spiders don’t live long lives. Males typically expire in months, and only a smattering of lucky females make it to the ripe old age of three. Black Widow Spider Scientific Name. Latrodectus is the scientific name for widow spiders. A portmanteau combining the New Latin word “latro,” meaning “bandit,” and the Ancient Greek word “dēktēs,” meaning “biter,” it was coined by French nobleman Baron Charles Athanase Walckenaer in the early 1800s. Colloquially, the name translates to “bandit who bites.” There are 32 recognized species in the “true widow” genus. In North America, three species — Latrodectus mactans, Latrodectus hesperus, and Latrodectus variolus — are informally known as southern black widows, western black widows, and northern black widows, respectively. Latrodectus tredecimguttatus is the European black widow; Latrodectus hasseltii crawls throughout Australia and known as the redback black widow; in South America, two species — Latrodectus corallinus and Latrodectus curacaviensis — are commonly called South American black widow spiders. Scientific Name Taxonomy Origin Date Regions Latrodectus antheratus 1932 Paraguay, Argentina Latrodectus apicalis 1877 Galapagos Islands Latrodectus bishopi 1938 USA Latrodectus cinctus 1865 Cape Verde, Africa, Kuwait, Iran Latrodectus corallinus 1980 Argentina Latrodectus curacaviensis 1776 Lesser Antilles, South America Latrodectus dahli 1959 Morocco to Central Asia Latrodectus diaguita 1960 Argentina Latrodectus elegans 1898 India, Myanmar, Thailand, China, Japan Latrodectus erythromelas 1991 India, Sri Lanka Latrodectus geometricus 1841 Africa, Introduced to North America and South America, Poland, Middle East, Pakistan, India, Thailand, Japan, Papua New Guinea, Australia, Hawaii Latrodectus hasselti 1870 India, Southeast Asia to Australia, New Zealand Latrodectus hesperus 1935 North America, Introduced to Israel, Korea Latrodectus hystrix 1890 Yemen Latrodectus indistinctus 1904 Namibia, South Africa Latrodectus karrooensis 1944 South Africa Latrodectus katipo 1871 New Zealand Latrodectus