The spider web - already one of nature’s greatest marvels for its strategic architectural design and the adhesive strands - has now been found to have another advantage: a negative electrical charge, which can snap up positively charged insects in a quite literally fatal attraction.
7.09.2013
Cool bug physics
How spiders use an electrical charge to trap insects - CSMonitor.com
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