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Spiders can squeeze into small spaces due to their flexible bodies and lack of a rigid skeleton. Their exoskeleton allows for some compression, enabling them to flatten and maneuver through tight spots. Additionally, many spiders have soft, segmented bodies that can bend and twist, helping them navigate through narrow crevices or openings. This adaptability is crucial for hunting and seeking shelter.

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