Spiders Learn to Soar Before They Grow Up
A natural history note describes young spiders as aviators using silk threads to ride winds. Threads extend from a few feet to longer, catching branches or wires, sometimes lifting the spider above treetops. Upward air currents spread the young across distances, aiding dispersal like seeds, while later generations stay grounded.
Constable Taits First Day Nails A Coat Theft
London AP reports constable Andrew Tait caught a thief on his first day after training while at a court. A stray note mentions the Aztecs and a leaflet titled Mexico And The Mexicans, offering a free copy with a self addressed stamped envelope directed to Uncle Ray at The Journal.
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