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1. Between Telephone Wires and the Spider's Web by Nux Vomica, released 1. As I Searched for Answers 2. In His Counting House 3. A Future Touch 4. Chaos At The Volta Bureau 5. I Searched Through Salty Tears 6. Scanning the Frequencies for Hope 7. Pi Djinization 8. The Gentle Wind of Kibou 9. A Waltz with Maciunas

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2. Nov 26,  · "C. darwini females measure about cm in body size, and weigh about gram, while males are much smaller, weighing 10 times less," says Matjaž Gregorič of the Slovenian Academy of .

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3. Spider - Spider - Nervous system and senses: The nervous system of spiders, unlike that of other arachnids, is completely concentrated in the cephalothorax. The masses of nervous tissue (ganglia) are fused with a ganglion found under the esophagus and below and behind the brain. The shape of the brain, or epipharyngeal ganglion, somewhat reflects the habits of the spider; i.e., in the web.

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4. Web spiders detect vibrations of their web to determine what has landed in their web, and where. In fact, spiders carefully adjust the tension of strands to "tune" their web. Suppose an insect lands and is trapped in a web. The silk of the web serves as the spring in a spring-mass system while the body of the insect is the freerinolgiesoilia.taiquilavitorkastperstalversvesehuck.cos:

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5. Habitat: Jumping spiders build web retreats, which can be found both indoors and outdoors. These spiders frequently hunt inside structures around windows and doors because more insects are attracted to these areas and their vision is best in sunlit areas. Outside, jumping spiders are commonly seen running over tree bark, under stones and boards.

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6. So, the reason why some spiders are blue is a mystery. Antarctic Sea Spiders. There are some truly huge spiders out there, like the Antarctic Sea Spider which can be times bigger than its counterparts in warmer climates. This spider can grow up to cm in diameter while European and American sea spiders are only mm in diameter.

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7. Apr 19,  · Spiders come in all shapes and sizes, and many have some unusual features that set them apart, whether it's their web-spinning abilities, what they like .

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8. Jul 13,  · Poisonous spiders with a flesh-eating venom have got UK holiday makers on high alert after two people were taken to hospital in France. Two women were bitten by the venomous insects in the.

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9. Spiders that build the circular webs that we, in Canada, usually find in our yards are called Orb-Web spiders. These webs look like bike wheels and are very sticky. These are the webs that trap insects for food. Many of these spiders will build new webs every night. Others will .

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