Spider Web

Despite the fact that web-weaving spiders are enormous and hairy, they rarely assault humans.

These spiders, also known as spotted web-weaving spiders or barn spiders, are known for feeding largely on moths and meadow flies, although they will also eat the spiders' own webs if they are not careful.

Numerous web-weaving spiders are nocturnal creatures with unusual habits, such as the need to constantly consume food and repair their webs.

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