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sheet part of the web, which protects them from predatory eyes. The spiders respond to predators by running away from them along the underside of the sheet. Sometimes these spiders build a second sheet below the primary one, as extra protection from predators.
The webs have some strands with sticky droplets on them, but mostly insects meet their doom by getting tangled in the vertical supports. The spider then tugs the strands to make the prey drop onto the sheet. It then grabs
through the webbing
to bite and capture its
prey, pulling it
through and wrap
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