Most students have probably seen messy gray cobwebs in the corners of their house or in the basement. These are the homes that cobweb weavers have left behind. Cobweb weavers hide in corners and help to keep the insect population down. If their web becomes damaged or becomes covered in dust they will move and build a new, invisible web. Readers will be fascinated by the habits and habitats of this helpful spider.
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Most students have probably seen messy gray cobwebs in the corners of their house or in the basement. These are the homes that cobweb weavers have left behind. Cobweb weavers hide in corners and help to keep the insect population down. If their web becomes damaged or becomes covered in dust they will move and build a new, invisible web. Readers will be fascinated by the habits and habitats of this helpful spider.
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