Red crab spider

The video explores the dual role of spider webs as both homes and traps for spiders, highlighting how insects become prey. It introduces the red crab spider, which does not rely on webs but instead inhabits a pitcher plant. The pitcher plant's slippery leaves cause insects to fall into it, providing a food source for the spider. The red crab spider is adapted to this environment, using its non-slip legs to navigate the plant and capture prey.

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