Hunter x Hunter has always been known for its amazing cast of antagonists, with the most popular being none other than the ...

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butterflies and bugs make up a very small portion of the animal kingdom. Now, this elite grouping of creatures has a new ...

People collect spiders a bit like Pokemon – they want ... "but these represent just a very small fraction of the tarantula species in trade," says Carol Fukushima, a tarantula taxonomist and ...

As the colder weather settles in, many spiders and other creatures are looking for cosy holes, gaps and corners to spend their winter in. As a result, many will be scurrying indoors to make your ...

This is a very subtle feature, but one that adds more accurate contact shadows across the scene. This is visible from the title screen under Spider-Man's wrist, if you want a quick comparison.

A new field study of arachnid hunting behavior has shown that spiders forage for prey rich in specific nutrients, and their preferences depend on the individual spider's species, life stage and sex.

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The London Zoo states that the spiders have only been found in East Anglia, Sussex, and South Wales in England, with additional small populations in Central Europe. The International Union for ...

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Massive spiders the size of a human hand have had a record breeding year in the UK after a zoo released them into the wild. Chester Zoo bred the fen raft spiders before setting thousands free ten ...

Fen Raft spiders can spin a web as large as 25cm and can grow to the size of a rate - but are completely harmless to humans (Algirdas/Creative Commons) From reproductive rights to climate change ...