Looking to start a family? Bust a move
Looking to start a family? Bust a move
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Here's how spiders that go overboard use light to find land
When elongate stilt spiders fall into water, they head for areas that don’t reflect light in the hope of finding dry land, experiments suggest.
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Source: sciencenews.org
Looking to start a family? Have eight legs? Try dancing
Looking to start a family? Have eight legs? Try dancing
United States Kate Evansillustrated Giselle Clarkson Eileen Hebets University Of Nebraska North America
Source: nzgeo.com
Male Spider Mites Pull Off Skin Of Females During Mating
A bizarre way of mating among spider mites was discovered and this was through pulling off the female's skin. Read more here.
Source: natureworldnews.com
Male spiders drum out mesmerizing syncopated beats to woo mates
Male spiders that dance to their own beat are more likely to win mates compared to those that stick to a formula, new research finds.
Source: livescience.com
WATCH: Male Wolf Spiders Lay Down Some Very Elaborate Beats to Woo Females
Male birds are not the only animals that woo the other sex with movement and sound. Male wolf spiders will sometimes lay down a beat for 45 minutes just to win over a female.
Source: sciencealert.com
Rhythm of love? Male wolf spiders lay down elaborate BEATS to woo females, study finds
Researchers from the University of Nebraska have revealed how male spiders unleash a leg-tapping performance lasting up to 45 minutes when they encounter a receptive female.
Source: dailymail.co.uk
Spider sex often ends in death. New study reveals a catapult behavior
Scientists discovered a male species of spider may have evolved to catapult away after sex to avoid being eaten by a female.
Source: usatoday.com
These spiders 'catapult' themselves to avoid getting eaten after mating
In one species of orb-weaving spider, males flee from cannibal females by launching into the air—a never-before-seen behavior.
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Source: nationalgeographic.com
There's a Great Whip Spider Boom. What Gives?
The discovery of exotic arachnids reveals as much about the structure of science as it does about the creatures.
Source: wired.com