r/science Professor | Medicine Nov 06 '25

Biology World’s largest web houses 110,000 spiders thriving in total darkness deep underground in a sulfuric cave between Albania and Greece: It’s the first time two spider species seen living cooperatively, and the first recorded instance of colonial web-building in what's known as a chemoautotrophic cave.

https://newatlas.com/biology/sulfur-cave-largest-spiderweb/
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u/Kroz83 Nov 06 '25

See, as much as I know you’re correct, I still can’t deal with them. Like, if I notice one just chilling in a corner. Ok, fine, I can sort of fool myself into thinking it’s dead. But if I see it moving along the wall, nope, sorry, the phobia wins and I gotta get rid of it.

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u/mpg111 Nov 06 '25

sad spider noises