<prompt> Hlahisa tlhaloso ea baeloji ea sekho sa mohlolohali e motšo.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Generate a biological description of a black widow spider. . Response in English: The black widow spider, known scientifically as Latrodectus mactans, is a species of venomous spider that is found in temperate regions throughout the world. The adult female black widow spider is easily recognized by its shiny black coloring and distinctive red hourglass mark on its abdomen. The male black widow spiders are much smaller than the females and are typically tan or light brown in color with red or pink markings on their abdomen.Black widow spiders are members of the Theridiidae family and are known for their strong, yet irregularly shaped webs. The spiders body is approximately 1.5 inches long, and its leg span can reach up to 3 inches. Black widows are skilled hunters and primarily prey on small insects and arachnids. However, they have been known to feed on small vertebrates such as lizards and mice as well.Black widow spiders are infamous for their potent venom, which is neurotoxic, and can cause severe muscle pain, spasms, and even paralysis in humans. Black widow spider bites can be especially dangerous for the elderly, young children, and those with compromised immune systems. However, it is important to note that while black widow spider bites can be painful, they are rarely lethal, and antivenom is widely available to treat severe symptoms.Black widow spiders are solitary creatures, but will mate during the spring and summer months. After mating, the female will store the sperm until she is ready to lay her eggs, which can number in the hundreds. The eggs are encased in a silken sac and, upon hatching, the spiderlings will disperse and begin to spin their own webs.Overall, black widow spiders are fascinating and complex creatures, revered for both their beauty and their potency, and are an integral part of the ecosystem they inhabit. . Response in Sesotho: Sekho se setšo sa mohlolohali, se tsejoang ka saense e le Latrodectus mactans, ke mofuta oa sekho se chefo se fumanehang libakeng tse futhumetseng lefatšeng ka bophara. Sekho se seholo sa mosali e motšo se bonoa habonolo ka mala o motšo o benyang le letšoao le ikhethang le lefubelu la hourglass mpeng ea sona. Likho tse tona tsa bahlolohali ba batsho li nyane haholo ho feta tse tšehali me hangata li sootho kapa li sootho ka mala o mofubelu kapa o pinki mpeng ea tsona. Likho tsa bahlolohali ba batšo ke litho tsa lelapa la Theridiidae me li tsebahala ka litepo tsa tsona tse matla, empa li sa bōpehe ka tsela e sa tloaelehang. Mele oa sekho o ka ba bolelele ba lisenthimithara tse 1.5, me bolelele ba maoto a sona bo ka fihla ho li-inch tse 3. Bahlolohali ba batšo ke litsomi tse hloahloa me haholo-holo li tsoma likokoanyana tse nyenyane le li-arachnids. Leha ho le joalo, li tsebahala ka ho ja liphoofolo tse nyenyane tse nang le lesapo la mokokotlo tse kang mekholutsoane le litoeba. Likho tsa bahlolohali ba batšo li tumme hampe ka chefo ea tsona e matla, e leng neurotoxic, me e ka baka bohloko bo boholo ba mesifa, ho honyela, esita le ho holofala bathong. Ho longoa ke sekho sa mohlolohali e motšo ho ka ba kotsi haholo ho batho ba hōlileng, bana ba banyenyane le ba nang le tsamaiso ea mele ea ho itšireletsa mafung. Leha ho le joalo, ke habohlokoa ho hlokomela hore le hoja ho longoa ke sekho sa mohlolohali e motšo ho ka ba bohloko, ha se hangata ho bolaeang, me antivenine e fumaneha hohle ho phekola matšoao a matla. Likho tsa mohlolohali o motšo ke libōpuoa tse lulang li le mong, empa li tla kopana nakong ea likhoeli tsa selemo le lehlabula. Ka mora ho kopana, e tšehali e tla boloka peō ea botona ho fihlela e se e loketse ho behela mahe, a ka baloang ka makholo. Mahe a koaletsoe ka mokotleng oa silika, me ha a qhotsoa, liqoapi li tla qhalana me li qale ho ohla tepo tsa tsona. Ka kakaretso, likho tsa mohlolohali tse ntšo ke libōpuoa tse tsotehang le tse rarahaneng, tse hlomphuoang ka botle ba tsona le matla a tsona, me ke karolo ea bohlokoa ea tikoloho eo li phelang ho eona. 