Dampened desire: Wolf spiders change their mating strategy after it rains
University of Cincinnati biologists found that wolf spiders can’t detect predators or communicate with potential mates as easily after it rains. They must rely more on visual communication than chemical or vibratory cues. Credit: Joseph Fuqua II If you hate the rain, you have something in common with wolf spiders. Researchers at the University of
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January 18, 2024