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‘Spider rain’ phenomenon is actually webslinging ‘orgy’
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0:35Now PlayingCheck out this web of desire. Spiders aren’t actually raining from the sky in this creepy clip filmed in the Brazilian state of Minas Gerais on Dec. 28, 2024. Look again. This clutter of over a hundred spiders, engaged in a bizarre mating ritual, are actually dangling from a massive web. It's essentially a spider mating frenzy, which scientists have dubbed an arachnid “orgy.” Talk about a romantic entanglement.
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