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Newly described insect may live its whole life on a spider’s web

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New Scientist
By Jake Buehler
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Newly described insect may live its whole life on a spider’s web
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

A species of “web-loving bug” from China lives on a spider's web and seems to follow its arachnid host around. The insect may be too small for the spider to bother attacking

Key Takeaways

  • Newly described insect may live its whole life on a spider’s web.
  • A species of “web-loving bug” from China lives on a spider's web and seems to follow its arachnid host around.
  • The insect may be too small for the spider to bother attacking A species of “web-loving bug” from China lives on a spider's web and seems to follow its arachnid host around.

A species of “web-loving bug” from China lives on a spider's web and seems to follow its arachnid host around. The insect may be too small for the spider to bother attacking

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