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Actually a large percent of male Spiders manage to escape after copulation. Most cannabalized spider males I have seen have been the result of the cameraman flicking the web to induce just such behavior. A further point: spiders suck out the insides of their prey they don't bite things off. I believe you may be thinking of the Preying mantus and like insects.

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