6 Interesting Facts About Spiders That Surprised you.

Bagheera Kiplingi is a species of spider that is completely herbivorous.

A female black widow eats the male spider after mating.

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The crab spider is a spider that can change its colour according to the place

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If a rope 1 cm thick is made from a spider web, it will become the strongest rope.

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Bagheera Kiplingi is a species of spider that is completely herbivorous.

Facts about spiders

Facts about spiders

A female black widow eats the male spider after mating.

The crab spider is a spider that can change its colour according to the place

If a rope 1 cm thick is made from a spider web, it will become the strongest rope.