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Alireza Zamani (@arachno_az) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Ever wondered why tarantulas are so hairy? Our newest publication offers a new hypothesis! doi.org/10.1080/002229… Photo: David Hillis

Ever wondered why tarantulas are so hairy? Our newest publication offers a new hypothesis!

doi.org/10.1080/002229…

Photo: David Hillis
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One spider that stands out from the eight-legged crowd, due to the fact that it’s rarely found outdoors and doesn’t use silk much, is the spitting spider. Nick Baker takes a look discoverwildlife.com/animal-facts/i…

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If you need super weird spiders, here's one for you from Pahang, Malaysia. Seems close to Phoroncidia but a similar species from Japan appears to be in Araneidae instead after they found the male and its web structure.

If you need super weird spiders, here's one for you from Pahang, Malaysia.

Seems close to Phoroncidia but a similar species from Japan appears to be in Araneidae instead after they found the male and its web structure.
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Orb weaver spiders manipulate the flashing signals of captured #fireflies to trick others into their webs, researchers suggest. Read more in Current Biology: cell.com/current-biolog… #HubeiUniversity Shichang Zhang, Daiqin Li

Orb weaver spiders manipulate the flashing signals of captured #fireflies to trick others into their webs, researchers suggest. 

Read more in <a href="/CurrentBiology/">Current Biology</a>: 
cell.com/current-biolog…

#HubeiUniversity Shichang Zhang, Daiqin Li
Entomological Society of America (@entsocamerica) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Spiders with webs that leave them exposed to predators are more likely to be brightly colored, armored, or camouflaged, a new study shows. 🔗 Orbs, Tangles, and Sheets: Spider Web Styles Linked to Anti-Predator Adaptations entomologytoday.org/2024/09/04/orb…

Dr. Leticia Avilés (@drlaviles) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Camouflaged, neutral or bright and spinny? How the type of web spiders build influences how they protect themselves from predators. Excited to see our work out in Insect Systematics and Diversity Entomological Society of America UBCBiodiversity UBC Zoology andrea haberkern, M.S. academic.oup.com/isd/article/8/…

Camouflaged, neutral or bright and spinny? How the type of web spiders build influences how they protect themselves from predators. Excited to see our work out in Insect Systematics and Diversity <a href="/EntsocAmerica/">Entomological Society of America</a> <a href="/UBCBiodiversity/">UBCBiodiversity</a> <a href="/ZoologyUBC/">UBC Zoology</a> <a href="/The_Bug_Girl/">andrea haberkern, M.S.</a> academic.oup.com/isd/article/8/…
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Four new spider species are described from China in the genus Yunguirius. Find out more about them here: doi.org/10.3897/zookey… #biodiversity #spiders #newspecies

Four new spider species are described from China in the genus Yunguirius. Find out more about them here: doi.org/10.3897/zookey…

#biodiversity #spiders #newspecies
Dr. Leticia Avilés (@drlaviles) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Excited about our new paper showing that spider webs of all geometries are adjusted to capture precisely the amount of energy per unit mass spiders require (B), including creating in some (D) a hollow space within the web to grow the web's surface area without producing more silk

Excited about our new paper showing that spider webs of all geometries are adjusted to capture precisely the amount of energy per unit mass spiders require (B), including creating in some (D) a hollow space within the web to grow the web's surface area without producing more silk
The Scorpion Files (@scorpionfiles) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A new species in the genus Tityus from Colombia is also South America's first venom spraying scorpion: scorpion-files.blogspot.com/2024/12/a-new-…

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