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These spiders 'catapult' themselves to avoid getting eaten after

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In one species of orb-weaving spider, males flee from cannibal females by launching into the air—a never-before-seen behavior.
These spiders 'catapult' themselves to avoid getting eaten after
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These spiders 'catapult' themselves to avoid getting eaten after
Some female spiders pretend to be dead so potential male sexual
These spiders 'catapult' themselves to avoid getting eaten after
These spiders 'catapult' themselves to avoid getting eaten after
These spiders 'catapult' themselves to avoid getting eaten after
A spider with a 'catapult-type escape mechanism' that escapes at
These spiders 'catapult' themselves to avoid getting eaten after
Male spiders catapult themselves away to avoid being eaten after sex
These spiders 'catapult' themselves to avoid getting eaten after
These male spiders catapult away to avoid sexual cannibalism
These spiders 'catapult' themselves to avoid getting eaten after
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These spiders 'catapult' themselves to avoid getting eaten after
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These spiders 'catapult' themselves to avoid getting eaten after
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These spiders 'catapult' themselves to avoid getting eaten after
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These spiders 'catapult' themselves to avoid getting eaten after
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These spiders 'catapult' themselves to avoid getting eaten after
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