this may sound a bit weird but smelly poo!
the setting of the story is in Japan at the paradise
Spiders spin web all-year round. They are more noticeable outdoors during damp mornings, when the dew sticks to the threads of the web.
Spider angels sent from heaven
Cobwebs are formed by spiders to catch prey. Spiders spin silk threads to create webs in corners and other hidden spots where they can wait for insects to get caught in the sticky strands.
Cobwebs are formed by spiders to catch prey. Spiders spin silk threads to create webs in corners and other hidden spots where they can wait for insects to get caught in the sticky strands.
spiders do not have wings, but we'll be screwed when they do.
Yes nursery web spiders do make webs. They create a type of web called a nursery web. This web is also known as a garden spider web because of its garden-like pattern and resemblance to a garden. The web is made up of an outer rim of non-sticky threads and a dome of extremely sticky threads. Nursery web spiders use their webs to capture prey such as flies and mosquitoes as well as to protect their eggs. Nursery web spiders build their webs in the following way: The spider first creates an outer rim of non-sticky threads. The spider then creates a dome of extremely sticky threads. The spider builds a retreat space within the dome. The spider places its egg sac in the retreat space. The spider repairs and maintains its web on a regular basis.Nursery web spiders webs are an important part of their lifestyle as they use them to capture prey protect their eggs and provide a safe space for them to live in.
Gossamer is produced by spiders, as well as certain plants and fungi. Spiders use their spinnerets to extrude silk threads that form gossamer, which can be used for making webs, cocoons, or for dispersal through the air.
No, sharks cannot shoot webs. Sharks are fish and do not have the ability to produce silk like spiders, which is necessary to shoot webs. Spiders are known for their ability to shoot silk threads to build webs for catching prey or creating shelters.
Cobwebs are formed by spiders to catch prey. Spiders spin silk threads to create webs in corners and other secluded areas where they can wait for insects to get caught in the sticky strands. The presence of cobwebs in homes and buildings is a natural result of spiders seeking shelter and food sources indoors.
Best to replace - after initial torque setting it is difficult to get an accurate setting a 2nd time (threads have been stretched)
Spiders without legs have adapted by using silk threads to move around and catch prey. They can also use their fangs and venom to immobilize their prey. Additionally, some species of legless spiders have evolved to have specialized body shapes and behaviors that help them navigate their environment effectively.