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So intense! 🕷️ Timelapse Magic: Spider Molting! 🕸️ • Spiders molt to grow, shedding their old exoskeleton and revealing a new, larger one underneath. • The molting process involves the spider increasing its heart rate to pump hemolymph, expanding its body to break the old exoskeleton. • The actual shedding can take several hours, during which the spider may appear vulnerable. • Molting allows spiders to repair damaged body parts and grow, showcasing an incredible aspect of their survival and a
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