How Spiders Spin An Orb Web In An Hour
Spiders use rear spinnerets to eject liquid silk from a gland. The liquid hardens in air to form threads of varying thickness and texture. A garden spider completes an orb web in under an hour.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 2002
Page
5
Spiders use rear spinnerets to eject liquid silk from a gland. The liquid hardens in air to form threads of varying thickness and texture. A garden spider completes an orb web in under an hour.
The fragment describes creating word webs by identifying a center noun from a page and attaching related words in groups. It mentions parties removing words that pair with the center noun and linking groups of words around the core term.
Spiders spin silk around their eggs and the wolf spider carries the egg sac until the young hatch, protecting the brood during development.
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