A research team has found that a common spider kills its prey with poison but does not inject it into them—instead, it covers them with a web of silk and then covers the silk with regurgitated ...

According to Greek myth, the origin of spiders can be traced back to a talented weaver named Arachne, whose tapestries were ...

Marvel fans instantly fell in love with Miles Morales and the rest of the Spider-Man variants found in Spider-Man: Into the ...

A selection of moments across the Triangle and North Carolina as captured through the lens of the N&O’s visual journalists.

In a shocking display of matriphagy, a mother centipede sacrifices herself for her offspring by becoming their meal.

How do you track a Louisiana black bear? This Wildlife and Fisheries team uses a complicated but curiously low-tech method ...

Falling Waters State Park in Chipley showcases Florida’s tallest waterfall – a 73-foot cascade that plunges dramatically into a cylindrical sinkhole, disappearing into the earth like nature’s magic ...

Preserved centuries‑old charm meets rustic storytelling in a timeless weaver’s home, captured through evocative images that ...

NASA Study Gave Illegal Drugs To Spiders And Watched What Happened To Their Webs Webs spun whilst on caffeine were particularly chaotic, but that might not be a surprise.

How did Ukraine strike deep into Russia with drones, and no pilots crossing the border? Scripps News’ Jason Bellini ...

It's not easy to look at a sea spider and see an animal so representative of its kind that it may help scientists sort out ...