TIPPY TOES Before ballooning into the breeze, spiders adopt the “tiptoe stance” seen here, and release silk threads. New research suggests that spiders can sense electric fields and perhaps use them as a cue to balloon.
Michael Hutchinson
TIPPY TOES Before ballooning into the breeze, spiders adopt the “tiptoe stance” seen here, and release silk threads. New research suggests that spiders can sense electric fields and perhaps use them as a cue to balloon.
Michael Hutchinson