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Scientists Report World’s Largest Spider Web in Sulfur Cave on Greece–Albania Border

A sulfur-fed cave ecosystem supports two normally solitary species cohabiting in a single colonial web.

Scientists Document 100-Square-Metre Cave Web Housing About 110,000 Spiders

Possible Largest Spider Web, Home to 111,000 Spiders, Documented in Balkan Cave

UC Davis Study Splits Coastal Trapdoor Spider Into Two Species, Naming Aptostichus ramirezae

Spider Web Decorations Steer Vibrations, May Aid Prey Detection

New Tarantula Genus Satyrex Unveiled With Record-Long Male Palps

Nighttime Tarantula Migrations Expand Across Arizona and California

Tarantulas Surface by the Thousands in South Texas as Mating Season Kicks Off

Four Blind, Dragon-Jawed Pseudoscorpions Revealed in South Korean Caves

Tarantulas Instantly Adjust Gaits to Maintain Speed After Leg Loss