Food-web theory assumes that larger-bodied predators generally select larger prey. This allometric rule fails to explain a considerable fraction of trophic links in aquatic food webs. Here we show ...
Spiders that hunt in packs use web vibrations to coordinate their attacks, allowing them to kill prey hundreds of times larger than they could on their own. Of the 50,000 known spider species, just ...
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