The wolf, pirate and pelican spiders that prey upon their eight-legged peers
Going by the numbers, it may spiders seem to have a particular vendetta against insects.
Going by the numbers, it may spiders seem to have a particular vendetta against insects.
It’s an odd question to have to ask, but what good is a drinking straw without a drink?
For billions of years, our world has rotated once every 24 hours, give or take.
Turret spiders love their homes, or rather, they hate being outdoors.
When a bird flies, it tucks its feet close to its body to avoid creating turbulence in the air around it.
This should be obvious, but don’t try to mate with zombies.
According to popular lore, nothing will ever bring down cockroaches.
In addition to keeping your guts in, germs out and providing a convenient canvas for tattoos and scars, your skin is your body’s largest sensory organ.
So you probably weren’t about to invite a fly to land on your food, or even your body, but were you sure about why you had that instinct?
Jet ants and sap beetles share a lot of similarities.