Spiders on speed get weaving | New Scientist
Old NASA Spider Web Study Shows Power of Caffeine
Spiders in Space Weave a Web of Scientific Inspiration for Spider-Man | NASA
Was One of These Webs Spun by an LSD-Tripping Spider? | Snopes.com
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From the archive, 4 October 1971: Spiders on LSD take a tangled trip | Animal experimentation | The Guardian
Synanthropic spiders, including the global invasive noble false widow Steatoda nobilis, are reservoirs for medically important and antibiotic resistant bacteria | Scientific Reports
IFLScience on Twitter: "In 1948 Swiss pharmacologist Peter Witt studied the effect of drugs on spiders. The spiders were dosed by being fed drugged flies or by giving them a drop of
From the archive, 4 October 1971: Spiders on LSD take a tangled trip | Animal experimentation | The Guardian
Spider Webs and Drugs Scientific American - Dr. Peter N Witt
3D electron-beam writing at sub-15 nm resolution using spider silk as a resist | Nature Communications
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The Secret Web: Where Drugs, Porn and Murder Live Online | Time
Spider Woman | The New Yorker
Fact Check: Did NASA Test the Impact of Drugs on Spiders Making Webs?
Old NASA Spider Web Study Shows Power of Caffeine
Nasa gave spiders DRUGS – how their webs changed when high on weed, LSD and caffeine | The Sun
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Spider Webs and Drugs
When NASA gave spiders drugs to see how it affected their webs, 1995 - Rare Historical Photos
Spider webs record severity of microplastic pollution in cities | Research | Chemistry World
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Distinct movement patterns generate stages of spider web building - ScienceDirect
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