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fromKqed
4 months ago

See 4 of the Deadliest Tiny Hunters We've Ever Filmed | KQED

Turret spiders use camouflage and vibration-based hunting methods to ambush prey from their silk-lined lairs.
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fromenglish.elpais.com
4 days ago

Eight legs is too many legs!': Why spiders have reigned supreme in horror films for 70 years

H.G. Wells' 1903 story 'The Valley of Spiders' reflects various themes, including persecution, femininity, and colonialism, all through its haunting portrayal of arachnids.
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fromKqed
3 weeks ago

These Spiders Hook Up With Enormous Jaws | KQED

Catching prey isn’t the only use of a spider’s web; it also serves to attract mates through pheromone-coated silk strands.
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fromGameSpot
3 weeks ago

How To Find Minecraft String

Killing spiders is the easiest way to get your hands on a lot of string quickly. They're noisy, so you'll know their location easily.
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fromNature
1 month ago

Daily briefing: COVID booster jabs given in the same arm as the original work faster

A COVID-19 booster in the same arm as the first dose is more effective.
Democratic committees cite science more than Republican committees.
Urban spiders adapt their web-building to environmental vibrations.
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fromFuturism
3 months ago

Scientists Discover "Zombie" Fungus That Seizes Control of Spiders, Suggest It Be Used for Human Medicine

A novel fungus infects spiders, causing zombie-like behavior and fascinating potential medical applications.
fromwww.theargus.co.uk
7 months ago

BBC scientist confirms tarantulas inhabit parts of UK during spider season

The purseweb spider, Britain’s only tarantula, is a stay-at-home species that primarily lives inside a silk tube resembling an old purse, which can be up to 25cm long. This unique structure limits their visibility but is essential for their survival, allowing them to remain hidden from predators while waiting for prey to pass by.
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