Por: Newsweek Tech April 05, 2023
Scientists have discovered that female spiders that usually eat their mates after sex choose to act as if they're dead so that males will trust them enough to copulate.According to a paper published in the journal Current Zoology in March, the females of some species of funnel-weaving spider will pretend to be dead to attract males, despite the male seemingly knowing full well that she's faking it.Funnel-weaving spiders are a large... + full article
Orlando Sentinel USA Nation March 17, 2023
Black widow spiders can stir primordial fear — they lurk in dark corners and their venom can cause excruciating pain, and in extremely rare occasions, death. But they seem to be no match for their aggressive non-native cousin, the brown widow. Scientists at the University of... + más
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The New York Times USA Science March 11, 2023
In hospitals, candy stripers are selfless volunteers. Candy-stripers of the eight-legged variety, however, appear not so benevolent. New research reveals that two species of candy-striped spider have secret night lives, leaving their cobwebs to carry out violent predation after... + más
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Newsweek USA Tech February 27, 2023
Even snake catchers can be caught off guard by nature every now and then.When snake catcher Steve Meighan went to turn the lights off in his snake room on February 24 he was met with a hand-sized rain spider that was crouched over his light switch. The incident took place at... + más
Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse trailer wows with 6 distinct animation styles | Ars Technica
Newsweek USA Tech February 23, 2023
Scientists have figured out the mechanisms that enable massive Joro spiders to spin their impressively strong webs, which are capable of snagging creatures as big as birds.A team of researchers from China's Southwest University published a paper in the journal Nature... + más
Giant hairy wolf spider mom spotted carrying babies on back: Horrifying | Newsweek
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Newsweek USA World February 20, 2023
Spiders are some of nature's creepiest and crawliest creatures, but some species might be getting a little bit less scary: they're going blind.New research published in the journal Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution has found seven new species of funnel web spider... + más
Forbes USA Tech October 30, 2022
Spiderwebs are remarkably strong structures. Sure, a swipe of a broom will get them out of your hallway, but consider how much bigger you are than the web and yet you often still feel a bit of resistance. And of course to a spider’s insect prey, a web becomes a deadly trap,... + más
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Newsweek USA Tech October 11, 2022
A wolf spider has been pictured giving multiple babies a ride on her bulbous back.In a widely shared viral Reddit post, user u/tballey revealed a picture they had taken while out on a walk of the brown and beige-striped spider with at least ten tiny young sitting on her back.Do... + más
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