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A team of physics students in the U.K. have worked out that spider silk could be strong and tough enough to stop a moving train.
A video of the colonial arachnids taken by a local man has gone viral.
A putative new species of spider found in the Peruvian Amazon uses forest debris to weave sculptures that resemble a giant spider into its web.
A researcher spins spider silk into violin strings.
Using CT scanning, scientists were able to visualize a tiny mite hitching a ride on a 50-million-year old spider.
Researchers scan the molecules in spider venom for anti-cancer effects in tissue culture.
Researchers measure the responsiveness of a spider’s slit sensilla, sensory organs embedded in the exoskeleton that sense vibrations.
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