Arachnophobia may Make Spiders Bigger Than They Actually are
A new study reveals that arachnophobia, or fear of spiders, may make the spiders appear bigger than they actually are.
A new study reveals that arachnophobia, or fear of spiders, may make the spiders appear bigger than they actually are.
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Paternal Spiders Martyr for Kids' Health
Male spiders let themselves get eaten by their mates after sex for the health of their offspring, reveals a new study.
Male spiders let themselves get eaten by their mates after sex for the health of their offspring, reveals a new study.
Human Ageing Decoded by Spiders' Web Weaving Skills
Spiders have been used by scientists as a simple model to shed light on the complexities of how aging can affect behaviour in other organisms, including humans.
Spiders have been used by scientists as a simple model to shed light on the complexities of how aging can affect behaviour in other organisms, including humans.
Robot Locomotion Inspired By Walking Patterns of Spiders, Crabs, and Lobsters
European researchers have said that the walking patterns of crabs, lobsters and spiders walk are helping to inspire novel ways to get robots moving around.
European researchers have said that the walking patterns of crabs, lobsters and spiders walk are helping to inspire novel ways to get robots moving around.
