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©Judy Gallagher, CC BY 2.0 – Original / License Also known as “funnel-weavers” build their webs close to the ground, their unique webs are one way to tell them apart from other common brown spiders in ...

The cephalothorax combines the head and thorax into one body segment. Compared to the cephalothorax, the abdomen is usually the larger part of a spider’s body. The abdomen contains much of a spider’s ...

As reported by Ukrinform, on June 1, the SSU conducted a unique special operation called “Pavutina” (Spider Web), during which it struck the Russian airfields of Belaia, Diagilevo, Olenya, and Ivanovo ...

Under the operation, code-named Spider’s Web, Ukraine smuggled drones into Russian territory undetected and hired unwitting drivers to transport them in modified containers to locations near ...

Ukraine’s Operation Spider Web has revealed a stark new reality: drones costing as little as $1,000 can destroy aircraft worth $100 million or more. This wildly asymmetric cost ratio underscores ...

Operation Spider's Web. Screenshot: Security Service of Ukraine video Ukraine’s drone attack on Russian airfields on 1 June probably damaged about 10% of Russia's strategic bomber fleet, German Major ...

Targeting airfields Russia's strategic air forces have played an important role in the missile attacks pounding Ukraine from the very first day of the war. As a result, airfields emerged early on ...

Ukraine targeted Russian strategic bombers in its Operation Spider's Web this week. The attacks were carried out using drones launched from concealed trucks, and destroyed partially or fully at least ...

Now that we’ve discussed Operation Spider’s Web at length — and great name, by the way — here’s your rundown of all the other news you might have missed this week: ...

Ukraine’s Operation Spider Web involved 117 remote-controlled drones that were smuggled into Russia over an 18-month period and launched toward parked aircraft by operators miles away.