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Spider that Can Spread Nets-Ghost-Faced Spider

Deinopidae belongs to the family Uloboroidea, and 68 species have been found. They can be found in every continent except Europe and Antarctica. "Ghost Face" is named for the exotic head of these spiders, but more interesting than their appearance is the way they prey: Ghost Face Spiders mainly use cobwebs to control their prey, but unlike the common Araneidae webbing spiders, Ghost Face Spiders’small webs are not fixed traps, but need to be manually manipulated. Operating weapons. After weaving this small, sticky web, the spider tightly holds its legs to the four corners of the web, and when a worm passes through the attack area, it snaps the web onto its prey, earning it the nickname "net-casting spider".