Science, asked by ravi6696, 9 months ago

how does the web attract insects

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Spiders lure insects by using the mutual 'electrical attraction' of their web to their prey, new research has revealed. Flying insect's wings create an electric charge which in turn acts as a magnet for the spider's web - sucking them to their doom in the sticky silk.

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