About this book
The mental capacity of spiders; web architecture; spiders that live under water, even though they need air to breath; spiders that mimic ants; spiders that mimic bird droppings; cannibalism; odd spider mating rituals--these are just some of the topics in this lively book about the modes and habits of common spiders, written by a zoologist. - Summary by Sue Anderson
Chapters
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- 1A Survey of the Field10:11 · read by Sue Anderson
- 2What is a Spider?12:36 · read by Sue Anderson
- 3The Circular Snare10:59 · read by Sue Anderson
- 4Mental Powers of Spiders17:31 · read by Sue Anderson
- 5Trap-Snares and Balloons14:59 · read by Sue Anderson
- 6Agelena14:16 · read by Sue Anderson
- 7Water-Spiders10:06 · read by Sue Anderson
- 8Crab-Spiders, Mimicry10:34 · read by Sue Anderson
- 9Wolf-Spiders32:15 · read by Sue Anderson
- 10Jumping Spiders17:40 · read by Sue Anderson
- 11Theraphosid Spiders32:22 · read by Sue Anderson
- 12Stridulation8:24 · read by Sue Anderson
- 13Spinning Apparatus and Feet18:42 · read by Sue Anderson
- 14The Enemies of Spiders12:23 · read by Sue Anderson
- 15Some Concluding Reflextions12:19 · read by Sue Anderson
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