Ever walked outside after a summer rain and noticed how spider webs seem to glisten and stretch differently? It’s not just your imagination. Spiders are ... Read more The post Why (And How) Spiders ...

Researchers at Grand Valley State University discovered spider webs effectively collect DNA from pests like hemlock woolly ...

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Ukraine called it Operation Spider Web, a sweeping overnight drone assault deep inside Russia. More than 100 drones struck ...

That intricate web glistening with morning dew in your garden isn’t just nature’s artwork – it’s part of a fascinating ecological partnership that’s making bird enthusiasts rethink their approach to ...

Within these webs are beautiful patterns, glimmering with dew in the grass at sunrise or other times, tucked away in the corners of the ceiling. In no time, an intense fascination with spiders quelled ...

Funnel-style webs are made by spiders which live low down among grass and heather. Their webs form a “large sheet of closely woven silk” which can cover patches of grass and other greenery.

Funnel-weaving spiders may be using webs to soundproof against manmade noise which tends to overlap with frequency range they use for communication ...

Spiders are often associated with webs and stealthy movements, but did you know that some of them can fly? This remarkable ability is not achieved by wings or mechanical means, but rather through a ...

Close-up of a spider web shimmering with morning dew in soft sunlight. Image by Chase McBride via Pexels. Nature never ceases to astonish us with its wonders, and a recent discovery is setting new ...

Have you ever gone out into the garden early, on a summer morning when dew is on the ground and noticed the many spider webs, which were unnoticeable before the dew collected on the web?

From the innocent daddy longlegs to the harmful brown recluse, here are the most common house spiders, how to identify them, and when to worry about a bite, according to entomologists.