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Catapulting spider winds up web to launch at prey: study

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A study finds that an arachnid species is capable of winding up its web to store up elastic energy, before releasing its grip and catapulting itself at furious speed toward its unsuspecting prey. HANDOUT IMAGES of the Hyptiotes cavatus spider holding its web in tension

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