Spiders are quite intelligent regarding survival, and the example that illustrates this best is that of Cyclosa orb weavers.

This spider doesn’t run or hide when danger strikes. Instead, it builds a fake version of itself — and predators fall for it.

Spiders are often treated as simple ambush predators, reacting only to what touches a web or wanders too close. Research over ...

A close look at a viral spider video reveals how web-building spiders use silk to restrain, transport, and consume large prey ...

Learn why “spider season” and deadly Sydney funnel-web season are different, and how to stay safe when spiders are on the move.

Spider silk, renowned for its strength, toughness, and fineness, is a natural protein fiber produced by specialized glands.

Spider webs aren't only functional, they are a work of beauty, with some spiders going that extra step, adding an unexpected ...

Tiny spiders craft life-sized replicas of themselves in a bid to survive predators—nature’s surprising act of deception.

The “extra touches” to intricate webs - known as stabilimenta - enable the eight-legged hunters to find their next meal.

Then they use the rudimentary spears, which are around 75 centimetres long, to stab bushbabies while they sleep in their ...

Discovered in 2022, the subterranean spider web spans over 1,000 feet and is home to a six-figure population of arachnids.

Here is a complete The Forge Demonic Queen Spider guide, including how you can find it, defeat it, and learn if it's worth ...