Write about something you’ve always been curious about.

 

    I have always been curious about the evolution of spiders. It seems impossible for spiders to come into being. How does an animal evolve the abilities to spin out webs, and have the knowledge to create it, and in an efficient place. If an animal gains the ability to create webs, how is that useful if they don't know how to make a web. The chances for the spider to gain both, in a short period of time is little to none. The web is only useful if they have the knowledge to spin it. Was there a different purpose for the web, a simpler one. I get that once the spiders figure it out then they can start fine tuning it, but getting there does not make any sense.


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