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What is a Spineret?

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∙ 12y ago
Updated: 8/9/2019

Thwe silk inside of a spider or silkworm that will come out

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One of the ways it for spiders to spin a web from one place to another is to pull out sticky silk with some of their legs letting the free end float in the air breeze until they feel, by the special vibration of the silk that it has hit (and stuck) to something. The spider then reels in the silk, making the line taught. Now there is a line, a bridge to something that would have taken many meters to crawl around to. Spiders (especially young ones) also can use the pulling out of some silk trick to make a kind of kite that the air catches and they can fly far away on a few yards of thread.


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