Eberhard, William G. 2000. "Spider Manipulation by a Wasp Larva. A Parasitic Wasp Forces Its Host to Weave a Special Web for Its Own Ends." Nature, (6793) 255–256.
Parasitoid wasps that attack spiders represent a striking example of co-evolutionary dynamics between predators and their hosts. Unlike conventional parasites, these wasps deposit eggs on or within ...
Despite being completely non-threatening to humans, the golden orb weaver spider (Plesiometa argyra) has acid-yellow spots and pincer-like legs, and is as broad as a human fist. In other words, it ...
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