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The Guardian - AU
The Guardian - AU
Environment
Donna Lu

Moves as smooth as silk: scientists uncover Australian ant-slayer spider’s hunting secrets

A mid-air cartwheel, the judicious use of sticky silk and a quick rappel down a tree, all in the blink of an eye: researchers have identified how the Australian ant-slayer spider captures prey twice its size.

The acrobatic behaviour of the Australian ant-slayer spider, Euryopis umbilicata, as it hunts and eats banded sugar ants has been documented by scientists for the first time.

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