Cave spiders use their networks in an unprecedented way

Spiders, known for detailed circular networks, changed their rotation styles in the dark areas to create trips that appear for walking hunting.

Circular networks are known as sphere weaving, and most of them capture mosquitoes, insects and other flying insects in the adhesive spiral frame networks connected to the outdoor structures such as tree branches. However, European cave sphere spiders (Meta Menardi) Certainly, when it is stuck by browsers, he says, fixing the nets to the cave walls using a large number of silk wire that seem to be vibrating. Thomas HesSelberg At Oxford University.