Love spiders? Your subsequent journey vacation spot ought to undoubtedly be to the Sulphur Cave on the border of Greece and Albania . The cave is dwelling to what scientists imagine could be the most important spider net people have ever seen. Seems like a captivating place, proper?
“Think about stepping right into a cave so darkish you may’t see your hand—and realizing the partitions round you might be alive,” wrote Live Science in an Instagram put up sharing photographs and movies of the huge net.
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That’s precisely what occurred when researchers stumbled on a behemoth spider net spanning over 100 sq. meters (over 1,000 sq. toes). The researchers studied the net, calling it an “extraordinary colonial spider neighborhood,” after which they wrote a paper on the discovery.
Scientists estimate greater than 100,000 spiders contributed to the net, which exists in full darkness. (For the document, we don’t truly know if you happen to can go to this cave. However have been you actually contemplating it, anyway?)
See footage of the cave and what could be the world’s largest spider net:
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