This concoction electrically charges the web and helps
spiders catch their prey, according to a study in Naturwissenschaften.
Not exact matches
It is meant to
catch his
prey: the
spider fattens himself on flies, and the Pharisee has his reward.
Silk strands in a
spider's web, Fossey says, elongate when an insect is
caught, turning the
prey's momentum into heat.
When the labyrinth
spider senses vibrations, it rushes out to
catch prey and then retreats into its homespun tunnel.
The individual
spiders are only the size of a pencil eraser, but they form organized groups that can
catch prey ranging from fruit flies to small vertebrates.
Orb - weaver
spiders build webs to
catch prey.
While many
spiders build a silky net to
catch a meal, ground
spiders chase down their
prey and fight them head - to - head — using their sticky silk to gain an advantage when wrestling.
The genus Ctenus belongs to the so - called wandering
spiders, which roam along the jungle floor at night and
catch their
prey without a web.
He has a high
prey drive and is anxious to use his skills and speed to
catch any varmint who's trying to get into his territory be it mouse, rat, cat, skunk, snake or
spider.