In the Web of the Spider - new Version

The old version was: https://www.chess.com/blog/endrue/in-the-web-of-the-spider

Spiders are also known for their ability to utilise their silk for construction of intricate structures known as webs. Spiders utilise webs in a myriad of ways, generally two-dimensional structures composed of overlapping threads forming an intricate and wonderful network of threads, The structure of a web varies greatly from species to species some species build incredibly dynamic three-dimensional webs, irregular webs expanding from point A to point B. When any prey disturbs the “tripwires” the spider lunges outside of it’s ambush in order to subdue the prey. The diversity of webs from one species to another may vary greatly ranging from extremely unorthodox three-dimensional webs or large, intricate orb-webs upto a foot in diameter. 

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