Thank you for your time. Do the digestive enzymes that spiders use on their

[Tony E]

prey liquefy the bones as well.? I know that the internal organs of small animals such as rats are liquefied but what about the bones. It is said that the tarantula sucks out the liquefied insides of its meal and leaves only the "empty husk". I would like to assume that the bones are liquefied as well. Can you please help me? I have learnt much from the educated crowd here at the yahoo community.