The Non-Venomous Spider That Uses Leaves as a Trap
In the dappled forests of East Africa, the Darwin’s bark spider (Caerostris darwini) showcases nature’s ingenuity with an unexpected hunting technique. Unlike most arachnids that rely on venom to immobilize their prey, this clever spider takes a different approach. It crafts intricate traps from leaves, turning simple foliage into sophisticated snares that catch unsuspecting victims ...