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To help her in her quest, she is first equipped with three superpowers, a surprising approach to getting around Porsche is a jumping

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capable of jumping up to 50 times the length of her own body, nowhere does her second superpower seem to be out of reach, excellent eyesight, essential to distinguish your prey in all this mess because your prey does not get lost porsche is a

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that eats spiders, this poses some problems his lunch is three times his size filled with poison and surrounded by a sticky trap mission impossible in Absolutely due to its third superpower Porsche is a genius.

He can map his world in three dimensions and formulate a plan of attack. He may have an idea. The creator of the network is blind. He will have no idea that he is approaching the target and safe behind those fangs, but he has a mind. As active as Porsches can always be with more brain food here there is no anchor point for rappelling, but Porsche has another idea instead of going towards the spider, he will bring it to him and tear off the strands to imitate prey She fights, drawing the spider towards her. It's deadly spider silk with a female scent, you just need to follow her wherever she leads, other males have undertaken the same quest and come to a grayish end.

Here is the female and she doesn't seem very loving, in fact, she kills. Every man who doesn't meet her expectations, what can he do to win her over? The dance, the dance, for life. He'll need a spectacular trick to avoid becoming lunch with his empty fan. A series of increasingly complicated dance moves begins. to try to seduce her she finally succumbs to his advances and allows him to mate with her he met her expectations but she kills him anyway here's one hey now that's a trapdoor spider now these spiders are amazing they live permanently inside a casing tube silk and they simply make a little lid out of debris, dirt and silk and it fits perfectly into that hidden hole behind the trapdoor.

The spider detects its prey through the ultra-sensitive hairs on its legs, when it feels a vibration, it activates the trap, so if I take a stick and I just lift it up, you can see, yes, there, you see it, now it's there, okay, then it will wait until an insect passes by. All we have to do now is sit here and hope these spiders stick around. Safely hidden day and night, they only risk emerging for a split second under the cover of darkness to catch their victim. Oh, here's a qriket look, look at a tree cricket, a very small one, it's just right under the lip, it's pretty now, it's just millimeters from the edge of the cap and it's stopped and it's preening its antennae and the leg, now the lid has moved just a fraction so the spider realizes it's there, yes I got it, look at that, did you see it was so fast, this is just one of the clever hunting strategies spiders have evolved a creature is determined not to miss its chance the males of Patagonia wandering tarantulas are looking for love this male you will barely eat or sleep this is what he is looking for silk threads left by a female impregnated with his pheromones chemical love letters announcing his availability they take him to their lair she can live 30 years she has seen many suitors in the past he sets a seductive rhythm to tempt her she vouches for him this is a very dangerous relationship he looks at her if he is not her type she will eat him but this male has a talent for seduction he tenderly caresses her body she relaxes by opening her fangs allowing him to get closer he carefully delivers his package of spam during mating the female falls into a trance state she remains like this for several minutes he has to make a Quick escape before the tarantulas wear off Persistent farewells are usually fatal It is called a Darwin's bark spider and the female has a remarkable strategy like a real-life spider woman: she sprays silk strands in a long, continuous The Threads fan out like a sail and float on air currents that blow across the water every few seconds.

She curls the strands to prevent them from spreading too far. The breeze will do the rest, blowing the threads in a single line and now on a 25 meter bridge. You must reinforce your bridge because your web will hang from it but there is something bouncing off the line at the other end another Darwin spider is trying to take advantage of your hard work You must deal with the intruder's head on the cut line it is an inconvenience but no more than that , with hooks at the tips of each leg, collects the thread, it will not be wasted, since it will eat it later, when it is all rolled up, it sprays jets again, another 25 meter bridging thread, like a spider no bigger.

That a thumbnail can produce so much silk so quickly has baffled scientists and it is no ordinary silk, it is the hardest natural fiber on the planet, harder than steel and it must be difficult to spam the wide river with the bridge taut and anchors it to the ground in place. It's time to build your trap, the last nets of orbs up to two meters wide a few hours after the first spraying of the bridge line, the job is done now your strategy is to simply sit and wait and there is one last episode of production of silk wrapping your food for then foreigner