with a sticky fiber wound into a web
A spider's thin net is called a spider web. It is typically made from silk produced by the spider to capture prey and serves as the spider's hunting ground.
Predominantly feeding on other Spiders, they pick at the strands of their prey's web, then capture and eat them.
The spider invited the fly into its web under the pretense of offering shelter or hospitality. However, the true intention was to capture and consume the fly as prey.
That would depend on the size of the spider. Spiders do not actually drink blood, they capture their prey then inject it with venom from their fangs. This venom paralyses and kills their prey BUT it also contains digestive enzymes that turn the inside body parts of their prey into a sort of soup. The spider then inserts a sucker and drinks the soup leaving the outside (normally an insect exoskeleton) of the prey as an empty husk.
a patu digua has no certain diet its prey is other spiders
sharks capture their prey by smelling and also by scary them
A black spider with long legs may have unique characteristics such as agility, speed, and the ability to reach and capture prey in hard-to-reach places.
the mode of nutrition of a spider is that when an insect gets stuck on the web the spider secrets digestive juices and absorbs all the nutrients from its prey
the web just keeps the still so then the spider can fast on it's prey
A spider hunches and waits for its prey. then, it secures its self and the goes full on and attacks it's prey.
Usually by shock, or, if the spider is poisonous, by paralysis; however, it's always killed by the spider.
Prey .