Tags: See All Tags adhesive , animal , arachnid , biology , chemical , debris , flies , fly , glue , groom , hair , leg , nature , predator , prey , science , silk , spider , spin , stuck , subdue , thread , trap , weave , web. Wonder What's Next? If you love the treat more than the trick, then tomorrow's Wonder is just for you!
Try It Out If you can't get enough of spiders, jump on the world wide WEB and check out one or more of the following activities with a friend or family member: Try one or two and post pictures of your finished projects on Facebook. Can you spin your very own spider web? You don't have to be a spider or make silk to create an artistic treat that your friends and family members are sure to love.
Did you get it? Test your knowledge. What are you wondering? Wonder Words spider web strong sticky definitely subdue efficiently groom debris minimize accidentally unknowingly unsuspecting nimbly adhesive Take the Wonder Word Challenge. Join the Discussion.
Sep 16, Mr nuggets Apr 2, Apr 5, What type of pet spider do you have? What's its name? That's really cool! Mr nuggets May 11, May 14, Thanks for sharing, Mr. Is speedy a fast spider?
May 3, Nov 4, May 19, Feb 20, Great to hear, jack! We're glad you stopped by Wonderopolis! Sophia Lemons Jan 12, Jan 14, Emma Nov 19, Why do black widows eat there husband. I love the artical it will realy help with my spider project.
I never knew that spiders groom. Nov 19, Nov 10, Nov 11, Aug 28, OPS girlies : : Nov 25, Wonderopolis Nov 26, Emily and friends Nov 24, Hi, I'm Emily and me and my friends Riley and Aria were wondering why spiders need a web to catch it's prey? Also, we would love it if there was a video about this question. The time lapse was cool but didn't tell us much : Your website is very interesting and we will come back here heaps!!!
Emily, Riley and Aria. Jessie Aug 14, Aug 17, Jessie Aug 19, Aug 20, Wonderopolis Nov 25, Minion Smurfs Nov 24, Hello Your website is very interesting I've learnt lots about why spiders don't get stuck in their own webs.
We also really liked the video. We read the text and we found it interesting. Thanks for your education. Nov 24, Hello I'm a student and this helped allot with school thanks. Awesome, W. We're glad we could help out! Thanks for stopping by Wonderopolis! We wonder what the real reason is that spiders don't get caught in their own webs.
Is it a combination of all the explanations? We didn't realize that there are parts of a spider's web that are not sticky.
We wonder just how strong are spiders' webs? Are all spiders' webs the same strength? Wonderopolis Oct 31, Carlos a. Oct 26, Wonderopolis Oct 27, Thanks for being a brave Wonder Friend, Carlos! You're not alone at all! LaLonde's Class Jul 15, We learned that spiders don't get stuck. We learned that spiders walk on the hairs on their legs.
It was cool to see the spider making a web. Wonderopolis Jul 15, We really like the did you get it section, but we don't know how to get to the other questions after getting the first one right. Please help. Thank you. Wonderopolis Jun 11, Mark Jun 11, Hi, spiders are awesome, but in your article it said "recently, scientists have realised spiders have a special chemical to stop the spiders legs from sticking" May I ask what is this chemical?
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By using our site, you acknowledge that you have read and understand our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use. Share Twit Share Email. March 1, This mature female Golden Silk Spider had just contacted the sticky line with her right leg IV and was about to extend this leg, thereby pulling additional line from her spinnerets.
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