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Researchers Explain Unique Behavior of a Spider Species
Spiders are loners, hunting and living on their own. However there is one species of spider that lives in a colony-like arrangement with other spiders of its kind. A team of researchers has now found how this spider species- Parawixia bistriata- lives in a colony.
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