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Hundred or not used by hand, that is the lesson that every leg spider has absorbed to the heart: The young spiders will
Australian scientists have discovered a trapdoor spider with a white head like albino in the west of the country.
The male Nursery-Web spider (belonging to the family Pisaura mirabilis) prepares silk-wrapped gifts carefully to give the spider what they like. Most of the gifts contai…
German scientists claim they have completed the first steps in the effort to turn spider silk into artificial skin.
The RSPB Nature Reserve has just moved Britain's rarest spider species to a new place in a plastic bottle.
Recently, a citizen in Liaoning, China discovered a spider whose body resembles a human right in his garden.
New research shows that male spiders can identify a 'safe' mate by sniffing spider silk. According to the BBC news agency, males may have used this skill to avoid starvi…
A recent study by scientists from the University of Newcastle (UK) showed that spider spiders have the ability to release silk from the legs, thereby helping them to sta…
On May 24, US scientists have released a list of 10 most unique species, among thousands of newly discovered species.
The web covered the trees in a village in Pakistan after a terrible flood last summer, creating an unusual sight.
Scientists say they have discovered a large fossil spider never seen in China's Inner Mongolia region.
Walking flies have suddenly disappeared in the last 62 years but now appear again in caves in Kenya and Africa. This fly has no wings ...
Notre Dame University (France), Wyoming University (USA) and biotechnology company Kraig Biocraft (USA) have succeeded in producing genetically modified silkworms capabl…
Scientists have discovered the world's largest spider web in the island nation of Madagascar with a length of up to 25 m.
Being bitten by insects is not a rare thing in everyday life. However, subjectivity can lead to very serious consequences for health and life.