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How does a spider make a web?
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Spiders make silk in glands near their abdomens. They draw the silk out into threads to build insect traps called webs. The orb spider first fixes threads in a box shape. Then it weaves more threads to the centre. The threads are covered in sticky droplets to catch insects.
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Book:
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Section:
Nature
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Chapter:
Insects & Spiders
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