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Tangled Web of Spider Evolution
Science & Tech  (tags: research, science, spiders )

Sigrid
- 1613 days ago - news.bbc.co.uk
The parts of the Attercopus spider's described as spinnerets - the appendages that allow web-spinning - were not spinnerets after all. That means that the oldest "true" spider may have arrived 80m years later than previously thought.
Giant Spider Caught on Film Eating Bird in Australian Backyard
Science & Tech  (tags: australia, discovery, environment, interesting, news, research, spiders )

Dan
- 1673 days ago - telegraph.co.uk
The pictures show the spider with its long black legs wrapped around the body of a dead bird suspended in its web near Cairns, Australia. The image is real. Sunstroke author David Kagan has written about new giant spider activity in Doomwatch Legacy.
Untangling An Artistic Spider Web
Science & Tech  (tags: spiders, web, insects, predators, science )

Eduardo
- 2013 days ago - sciencenow.sciencemag.org
Argiope spiders are the Picassos of the arachnid world, weaving exquisite zigzag and spiral patterns into their webs. And like any masterpiece, the designs draw a crowd. Insects and other prey prefer the stylish silk to more humdrum netting.
Leap Forward for 'Flying' Spiders
Science & Tech  (tags: scientists, research, spiders )

Cathryne
- 2049 days ago - news.bbc.co.uk
Scientists have shed new light on how spiders can travel epic distances by dangling on strands of floating silk. A team from Rothamsted Research, UK, has updated a mathematical model describing this remarkable arachnid phenomenon, known as "ballooning".
Scientists Debate Massive Spider Web Blanketing 200 Yards of Texas Park
Science & Tech  (tags: texas, spiders, giant web )

Jacquelin
- 2093 days ago - foxnews.com
WILLS POINT, Texas -- Entomologists are debating the origin and rarity of a sprawling spider web that blankets several trees, shrubs and the ground along a 200-yard stretch of trail in a North Texas park. Officials at Lake Tawakoni State Park say the m
Science Says Fangs a Lot
Science & Tech  (tags: anti-venom, spiders, funnel-web spider )

Jenny
- 2198 days ago - thenorthernnews.com.au
Finding a funnel-web spider in your home or garden could be a blessing disguise. Hospitals want the spider's venom to develop antivenenes so collect the beastie and drop it off to Hornsby Hospital or Hawkesbury Council.
   

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